Faith School with Keith Moore
Episode: Week 155.2 - Faith For Provision: Reason #18: Redeemed From The Curse - III (Tue, September 30, 2025)
Overview of the Episode
In today's Faith School episode, Brother Keith Moore continues his foundational teaching series "Faith For Provision," with a focus on “Reason #18: Redeemed from the Curse.” The lesson explores the biblical basis for believing that God’s blessing—including material and financial provision—is His will for every believer. Brother Moore draws from both Old and New Testament scriptures, especially Deuteronomy 28 and Galatians 3:13, to emphasize the practical, everyday implications of being redeemed from the curse and living in the blessing. The tone is direct, empowering, and practically pastoral, making profound truths accessible to listeners at any stage of spiritual maturity.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Faith Is a Choice
- Spiritual Nourishment: Just as your physical body needs food, your spirit needs to be fed “or it will grow weak.”
- Nature of Faith: “Faith is not of the intellect. ... The scripture says you believe with your heart. And it's a choice not based on how well you understand something.” (03:15)
- Choosing Belief: You can believe anything you choose; faith is fundamentally a decision to trust, especially when it comes to the Word of God: “When it comes to God, you can trust every word. Hallelujah. Even if you don't understand it at all. If he said it, it's true, it's right, it's good.” (04:34)
2. Covenant Blessings and Redemption from the Curse
- Understanding the Covenant: God is a covenant God, with progression from Noah and Abraham to the New Covenant through Jesus.
- Galatians 3:13: “Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law.”
- Significance: If believers do not know they’re redeemed from the curse, the enemy will try to enforce the curse in their lives unlawfully:
"If you don't know you're redeemed from the curse, the enemy will try to work curse in your life. And he has no right to. But he's an outlaw." (08:45)
"Resist the devil and he will flee from you." (09:16)
3. How to Fulfill the Law Under the New Covenant
- Three Main Ways:
- Live by faith
- Walk in love
- Be led by the Spirit
- Moore explains these are the New Testament ways of aligning with God’s will, as opposed to mere rule-following:
“Live by faith. Walk in love. Be led by the Spirit. Now you do that. And that's the New Testament way of fulfilling all of this.” (14:50)
4. The Tangibility of Blessing
- Deuteronomy 28 - Material and Practical Blessings:
- Blessed in the city and the field (location doesn’t matter) (16:00)
- Blessed in your body and produce—includes children and finances (17:23)
- The blessing impacts daily needs (“your basket”—wallet/purse) and long-term reserves (“your store”—savings, investments) (19:56)
- Blessing Defined:
“If it’s blessing, it’s the will of God for me, for everybody.” (19:25)
“If it’s curse, it is not the will of God. It could never be the will of God.” (19:53)
5. Rejecting False Notions About the Blessing and Curse
- No ‘Blessing in Disguise’:
“This thing about, ‘Well, I know it looks bad and looks like a curse, but maybe it's a blessing in disguise.’ That's akin to blasphemy... No, a blessing is good. A curse is bad. Never does a curse become something good.” (20:13)
- God’s Will is Always Blessing:
“Abundant provision is always God's will for us all.” (21:38)
- Human Choice:
“He tells you, I set before you, right? Life, death, blessing, cursing.... You choose.” (22:39)
6. Confession of Blessing
- Practically Applying Blessing Consciousness:
- Declare blessing over yourself when coming and going:
“Okay, I’m leaving the house, I’m going out. So what? I’m blessed. I’m blessed. Look here, I just got in the city limits. I’m blessed. Is that right? Look, I’m in the country, I’m blessed. Just got back home, coming back in. Blessed, blessed, blessed.” (24:04)
- Declare blessing over yourself when coming and going:
- Blessing is Real:
"It is the real power of God working on your behalf, every step you take, going in front of you, preparing things, helping you, strengthening you, providing for you, protecting you." (24:32)
7. The Blessing Repels the Curse and Confounds the Enemy
- Blessing and Protection:
“The Lord will cause your enemies that rise up against you to be smitten before your face.” (25:19)
- Not for Special Christians Only; It's for Everyone Who Believes (26:07)
- The Purpose of Blessing:
- To be evident to the world, leading the lost to desire the same:
“God’s intent is that the ungodly see the blessing on our lives and that we don’t take credit for it. ... We give honor to whom honor is due.” (26:52)
- To be evident to the world, leading the lost to desire the same:
8. Blessing Results in Abundance and Headship, Not Lack or Inferiority
- Plenteous in Goods:
“The Lord will make you what? Plenteous in goods.” (27:15)
- Head and Not The Tail:
“If it’s the curse, it cannot be God’s will for me or for anybody… And it’s the enemy ... stealing, killing, destroying from God’s people and then telling them, Well, you just need to submit to the will of God. ... I like this head not tail. Above, not beneath. ... This is truth. This is right. This is good.” (28:00)
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
- “Faith is not of the intellect... You can believe anything you choose to believe. That's the nature of what faith is.” (03:23)
- “If you don't know what's written, you're in trouble, right? You are exposed, you're vulnerable.” (07:04)
- “If it's blessing, it's the will of God for me, for everybody. ... If it's curse, it is not the will of God.” (19:22)
- “No, a blessing is Good. A curse is bad. Never does a curse become something good. Never does a blessing become something bad. Never does the devil become something good. Never does God become something bad ever, ever, with anybody, for any reason.” (20:20)
- “Abundant provision is always God's will for us all.” (21:38)
- “People need to see that you can suffer honorably and admirably. Where is that at? I like this head not tail. Above, not beneath. ... This is truth. This is right.” (28:00)
Important Timestamps
- 03:15 — What faith is and how it operates
- 08:45 — The meaning and significance of being redeemed from the curse
- 14:50 — How New Covenant believers fulfill the law: live by faith, walk in love, led by the Spirit
- 16:00-19:25 — Deuteronomy 28: the tangible, practical reality of blessings
- 19:53 — Blessing vs. curse: false ideas refuted
- 21:38-22:39 — God’s will, human choice, and why not everyone is blessed
- 24:04 — Encouragement to confess God's blessing
- 25:19 — The blessing’s protective power and its impact on adversaries
- 26:52 — God's intention for the world to see the blessing on His people
- 27:15 — The promise of abundance (“plenteous in goods”)
- 28:00 — Head and not the tail; God’s will clarified
Structure for Practical Application
Daily Confession:
- “If it’s blessing, it’s God’s will for me—every time, everywhere.”
- “I am redeemed from the curse, qualified for the blessing.”
- “Everything I put my hand to, He blesses.”
- “Head and not the tail, above and not beneath.”
This episode of Faith School offers empowering, scriptural teaching on provision and the believer’s right to reject the curse. Brother Keith Moore uses scripture and clear reasoning to dismantle ideas that confuse blessing and curse, encouraging a lifestyle that continually chooses God’s will and speaks faith. Each listener, regardless of background, is prompted to live “blessing-minded”—receiving and radiating God’s tangible provision, to the glory of God and as a witness to the world.