Faith School with Keith Moore

Episode: Week 155.1 – Faith For Provision: Reason #18: Redeemed From The Curse – III (Monday, September 29, 2025)

Overview

In this episode, Brother Keith Moore continues his ongoing series “Faith for Provision.” The main focus is Reason #18 why abundant provision is always God’s will for believers: because we are redeemed from the curse. Brother Moore explains the biblical foundation for prosperity and provision, emphasizing that lack and poverty are part of the curse — and that Christ’s redemption empowers believers to live in abundance. The message intertwines scriptural teaching, practical encouragement, and a clear call to renew one’s thinking about God’s will concerning blessing and provision.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Spiritual Focus Determines Experience

• “You don’t just live out here. You live in here — in your heart, in your mind, in your soul.” (02:30)
  • Where we put our attention matters more than physical location or circumstances.
  • Our internal focus can bring light and joy even in bleak outward situations.
• “What you look at is what you’re connecting with to get in you. And that can be good or it can be bad, right?” (03:15)
  • Romans 8:6 – To be carnally minded is death; to be spiritually minded is life and peace.
  • Believers must intentionally focus on God’s word, cast down imaginations, and take thoughts captive.

2. God’s Will for Abundant Provision

• “Is it God’s will for us to always have abundant provision? That means everything you need … even having just some nice things that you enjoy.” (07:18)
  • Brother Moore asserts that God is a provider and abundance is God’s will.
  • Detractors may criticize “prosperity teaching,” but lack and sickness don’t glorify God or enable believers to help others.
• “Why wouldn’t God get more glory out of lifting me out of lack and need and making you and me a vessel … that He can flow through to help other people?” (09:35)

3. The Biblical Foundation for Prosperity

• 30 Scriptural Reasons for Provision:
  • Recapping previous reasons: God is our Shepherd, the principle of tithing, wisdom and wealth, the nature of God as El Shaddai and Jehovah Jireh, etc.
  • Quote: “If God likes bleak and minimalist, that’s how He would have made the planet. Do you know how many extra fish there are in the ocean?” (12:19)
    • Nature demonstrates God’s abundance.
• “We could find no ‘El Cheapo’; no indication that God has any part in lack and poverty.” (14:02)

4. Covenant and Redemption from the Curse

• God’s relationship with humanity is covenantal (with Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Israel).
• The blessings and curses of the covenant were publicly recited (Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim).
• Blessing = Power working for good; Curse = Power working for bad.
  • Those not in Christ remain under the curse; it’s evident in a broken, painful world.
• “So much of the way things are now, God did not create them that way. It’s the result of the curse that’s in the earth.” (23:50)

5. Christ’s Redemption: The Turning Point

• Main Text: Galatians 3:13-14
  • “Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law … that the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles through Jesus Christ.” (30:30)
  • The curse includes everything working against you; the blessing empowers you for success.
• “He didn’t just sympathize with our condition on the cross. He became our sin, became it… The result being that now we are redeemed. Hallelujah.” (34:50)
• Redemption means:
  • Sin and its penalty are paid for.
  • Believers are treated as righteous, as if they had never sinned.
  • We are entitled to the blessing; lack and curse have no place.

6. Practical Application: Confessing Redemption

• Brother Moore encourages confession:
  • “Just start saying this: I’m redeemed from the curse of the law. I’m blessed with the blessing of Abraham. Hallelujah.” (37:56)
  • Don’t get discouraged if your mind doesn’t understand immediately—your spirit rejoices.
  • Repetition renews the mind and builds faith.

7. Deuteronomy 28: The Blessing and the Curse

• “If you will hearken diligently to the voice of the Lord your God … all these blessings shall come on you.” (Deut 28:1–9, summarized at 39:10)
  • Obedience brings elevation, material and financial abundance (“the head and not the tail… you’ll lend and not borrow”).
  • The intent has always been for God’s people to be a witness by living abundantly.
• “If it’s in the curse, it is definitely not the will of God. If it’s in the blessing, you know that’s the will of God—for you.” (44:17)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On spiritual focus versus surroundings:
  • “You could be in the most beautiful place on earth, and yet inside be so darkened… By the same token, you could be in a not-so-nice place on earth. But if you focused on God and on the right things, you could have some light and joy.” (02:10)
• On God’s abundance:
  • “Do you know how many bananas fall off the trees in the jungles that the monkeys can never eat? God is a God of abundance.” (12:36)
• “I can glorify God more when my needs are met and my bills are paid and I have extra. And I can help somebody else. Why wouldn’t that be the will of God?” (11:00)
• On Jesus bearing the curse:
  • “He became our sin, judged for it … traded places with us. He took our sin and curse and judgment and gave us His righteousness. Oh, hallelujah. Best trade you ever made, right?” (35:30)
• On practical confession:
  • “…Just start saying this, right? I’m redeemed from the curse of the law. I’m blessed with the blessing of Abraham. …Your spirit knows more than your head knows, and you’ll grow in the light of it.” (37:56)

Timestamps of Important Segments

• 00:01 — Opening song and introduction
• 02:10 — Setting the tone: where you live “inside” matters most
• 07:18 — The question: Is God’s will always abundance? Debunking prosperity myths
• 09:35 — Why God’s glory is better served by our abundance
• 12:19 — Nature and creation reveal God’s abundance
• 14:02 — God’s names and no “El Cheapo”
• 23:50 — Understanding the curse and its effects on the world
• 30:30 — Christ’s redemption from the curse (Galatians 3)
• 34:50 — Jesus becomes our sin; the exchange of the cross
• 37:56 — Confessing redemption; practical application
• 39:10 — Reviewing Deuteronomy 28: blessings and curses
• 44:17 — The will of God: if it’s in the blessing, it’s for you; if it’s in the curse, it’s not

Conclusion & Takeaway

Brother Moore’s message is clear: Abundance, prosperity, and every kind of provision are God’s will for every believer—not as a matter of greed, but as a function of covenant relationship and kingdom purpose. The curse—including lack, sickness, and loss—was never God’s will, and Christ’s work on the cross fully redeems us from it. Believers are encouraged to renew their minds, dwell on the Word, and boldly confess:

“I’m redeemed from the curse of the law. I’m blessed with the blessing of Abraham.”

For further study, Keith Moore encourages listeners to review prior lessons and access free resources at faithschool.org.