Faith School with Keith Moore

Episode: Week 154.5 — Faith For Provision: Reason #18: Redeemed From The Curse - II (Fri)
Date: September 26, 2025

Episode Overview

In this episode, Brother Keith Moore continues his deep dive into Faith for Provision by exploring the 18th scriptural reason we are sure God wills abundance for us: “Redeemed From The Curse, Part II.” With both warmth and conviction, he debunks common misconceptions about suffering, the curse, and God's role, teaching that believers—through Christ—are freed from the curse and set up to walk in blessing and provision. Brother Moore emphasizes the pivotal role repentance, faith, and walking with God play in accessing God’s protection and abundance.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Faith Must Be Developed in Each Area (02:40)

• Faith isn’t “one size fits all.”
  Many Christians have strong faith for salvation but struggle with faith in other practical areas like provision, healing, or protection.
• Quote:

  “Even though faith works the same in every area of life, having strong faith in one area doesn’t mean you have faith in all areas. It has to be fed and developed in each area.” (04:10)

2. Abundant Provision is Always God’s Will (05:30)

• Affirmation:

  “Abundant provision is always God’s will for me.”

• God’s promise is not just for “scraping by,” but for surplus—“storehouses full” as described in Deuteronomy 28.
• Quote:

  “We are fully persuaded...abundant provision is always God’s will for us all.” (05:25)

3. Redeemed from the Curse — What Does That Mean? (07:40)

• Galatians 3:13-14: Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law so the blessing of Abraham could come on us.
• Redemption is both FROM specific things (the curse) and TO specific things (the blessing, provision, spiritual inheritance).
• Quote:

  “The Bible is specific from what you were redeemed from...and that redemption qualified you and I for specific things.” (09:13)

4. Understanding Blessing & Curse in Deuteronomy 28 (10:10)

• Blessings follow obedience, curses follow disobedience—a principle still active today, though access to blessing now hinges on faith and love under the new covenant.

5. The Curse is in the Earth, but Not on Us (13:45)

• The curse impacts everything on earth, but believers are separated from it by redemption.
• Quote:

  “The curse permeates [the earth]. Oh, but even though we’re in the world, we’re a different group...We are special!” (14:30)

6. How and Why the Curse Operates (15:55)

• God is a righteous judge: The curse (lack, judgment, destruction) is not God’s “will” but the outworking of spiritual law and man’s choices.
• God, as judge, allows the destroyer access when people break covenant with Him.
• Quote:

  “He passes judgment that allows the destroyer access, but this does not please Him, and this is not His will.” (18:30)

7. Distinguishing God’s Will and Judgment (21:15)

• God does not directly cause evil or calamity—He allows judgment for those who choose to depart from Him.
• Quote:

  “God’s not the one devouring them, He just left them to themselves… He says, well they don’t want Me, so I’m out, and we’ll see what happens with them.” (24:18)

8. The Danger of Being Outside the Covenant (25:40)

• Ephesians 2:12 — Before salvation, people are “without Christ… strangers from the covenants of promise… no hope… without God in the world.”
• Quote:

  “One of the worst places you could be as a human being on planet earth is outside the covenant, because if you’re outside the covenant it’s open season…” (26:05)

9. God is Not the Problem (28:30)

• People (even unbelievers) frequently blame God for evil or suffering, but it’s human disobedience, not God, at fault.
• Quote:

  “God is not involved, old friend. If people could get ahold of this, it would change things all over the place. Well why did God do this? Who said He did?” (29:20)

10. What Keeps Us Blessed? Walking in Love and Faith (32:00)

• Under the New Covenant, love and faith fulfill God’s requirements, not legalistic law-keeping.
• Quote:

  “If we will be walking in faith, walking in love, led by the Spirit, then all that people were trying to do to qualify with the law, we are already qualified by what Jesus has done.” (33:05)

11. Repentance—The Gateway to Restoration & Protection (41:00)

• Repentance keeps us under God’s protection. The “real question” isn’t “why did God let it happen?” but “why wasn’t He able to protect?”
• Luke 13:
  Jesus debunks the idea that tragedy befalls only “worse sinners”—urging all to repent and thereby stay under God’s covering.
• Quote:

  “It’s not what you do, it’s what you do last... If you’ll repent, God will forgive you and you won’t be destroyed.” (43:20)

12. Staying Close to God (45:10)

• Regular repentance and seeking God keeps us in the place of blessing and provision.
• Affirmation:

  “Lord, You are my protection. I’m willing to repent. I’m willing to listen every day and every night. I don’t blame You. You are not the problem. And I invite You into my life.” (47:20)

13. Practical Application & Final Prayer (48:30)

• Prayer: For wisdom on any changes needed in finances or life, for debt paid, needs met, and abundance for the believer to bless others.
• Quote:

  “Overflow is God’s will and that means you have abundance to help others.” (49:20)

Memorable Quotes & Moments

• On Redeemed Living:

  “Say it again. Abundant provision is always God’s will for me… Not just scraping by, either. Abundant provision, which includes surplus and as we read… storehouses full. Hallelujah.” (05:45)

• Identity in Christ:

  “We are not without Christ. We are not without hope. We are not without God. He’s in us, we’re in Him. We’re blessed, not cursed.” (40:10)

• Reframing Tragedy:

  “It’s not why did God do it? The issue is why wasn’t He able to protect and spare? And that comes back to us.” (46:00)

Timestamps for Significant Segments

• Faith is area-specific: 04:10
• Principle of provision—always God’s will: 05:30
• The meaning of redemption: 09:13
• Curse and blessing explained: 13:45
• The righteous judge and judgment explained: 18:30
• The futility of blaming God: 29:20
• Keeping the commandments under grace: 33:05
• Repentance protects: 41:00
• Jesus on tragedy and repentance (Luke 13): 43:10–46:00
• Practical affirmations and final prayer: 47:20–49:20

Summary Takeaway

Brother Moore’s teaching steadily draws a line between being inside or outside God’s covenant, emphasizing that the blessings of provision, protection, and purpose are for those who walk by faith, in love, and with regular repentance. He powerfully corrects misunderstandings about suffering and God’s role, making it clear that God is always for us, never against us, and He is not the cause of our trouble—but the key to overcoming it.