Faith School with Keith Moore: "Faith For Provision - Redeemed From The Curse III" (Week 155.3, Oct 1, 2025)

Episode Overview

In this episode, Brother Keith Moore continues his series "Faith for Provision," focusing on the 18th reason believers can have faith for abundant provision: we are redeemed from the curse through Jesus Christ. Brother Moore unpacks scriptural foundations that demonstrate God's will for abundant blessing and not lack, positioning the believer as a living testimony of God’s goodness and provision. He emphasizes that understanding our redemption from the curse enables us to walk confidently in God’s will for prosperity, health, peace, and victory.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Path to Overcoming (00:01–03:24)

• Brother Moore opens with encouragement that God always provides a way of escape from any darkness or problem, even those that are self-inflicted.
• Mercy and restoration are always available:

  "Even if it's of your own making, if you've really messed up, sinned badly, that's what mercy is all about. God forgives and he restores. The thing is, don't give up." (01:35)

• The importance of faith in God’s guidance:

  "Have some faith in your God that He cares about you, that he already knows what to do about it." (02:00)

• Prayer for utterance, anointing, and revelation to grow in faith and be overcomers.

2. God’s Will is Abundant Provision (03:25–08:00)

• Moore reiterates that abundant provision is always God’s will, even though not everyone experiences it due to misunderstanding or lack of involvement with God.
• Rebukes the belief that poverty and struggle are orchestrated by God:

  "Who said God did that? See, that's wrong thinking and it's asking wrong questions." (04:00)

• Without God, people are left to the curse:

  "The problem is God is not involved. He's not in it. That's the problem. And without him, the curse is going to run rampant." (05:12)

3. Confession and the Reality of Redemption (08:01–10:20)

• Leads listeners in a faith confession:

  "God is my help, My deliverer, My strength. My God is My help in this world. Hallelujah. And he is big. He is more than enough." (08:40)

• Introduces reasons #17 and #18 (“the covenant” and “redeemed from the curse”) from his list of 30 reasons for provision.
• Christ has qualified believers for the blessing of Abraham (Galatians 3:13).

4. Blessing vs. Curse—God’s Will for Us (10:21–19:30)

• Clear delineation between blessing (God’s will) and curse (never God’s will).
• Practical application: Using Deuteronomy 28 to identify the specifics we’ve been redeemed from and speaking that redemption into situations.

  "You do need to know what you've been redeemed from. Go back to Deuteronomy 28, please." (11:20)

• The role of obedience and listening to God through faith, love, and the Spirit.
• The blessing as a visible witness of God's reality:

  "God has always intended and planned that the blessing on us be a living, visible witness of his reality, of his goodness. Hallelujah. Of his goodness." (16:40)

• Analogy: The condition of a shepherd’s flock reflects on the shepherd. Prosperity and health in the flock (believers) glorify the Good Shepherd (Jesus).

5. The Witness of God’s Goodness (19:31–25:40)

• Poverty and sickness do not glorify God; provision and health enable believers to fulfill their purpose and be vessels of blessing.

  "No, it's lies of the devil that somehow our poverty glorifies God. Somehow our disease and our sickness glorifies God." (20:40)

• The abounding life is a testimony:

  "If I was too sick to get out of bed, I couldn't be preaching to you today, right? ... But, hey, we know somebody. I said we know somebody. We know the biggest somebody." (21:55)

• The public, tangible demonstration of God's blessing causes both attraction and reverence among unbelievers.

6. Scriptural Foundations: Jeremiah 33 and Deuteronomy 28 (25:41–34:30)

• Jeremiah 33:7–9 as confirmation: God promises restoration and abundant prosperity, so great it causes fear and awe in surrounding nations.

  "He said, ... they will fear and tremble for all the goodness of and for all the prosperity that I procure to it, to their cities, to his people..." (Jeremiah 33:9; 28:30)

• The importance of making God’s glory visible through real changes and blessings in our lives.
• Repentance brings restoration and a renewed witness to God’s mercy and ability.

  "I messed up and I didn't listen to the Lord and I hit bottom. ... but I cried out to the Lord, and he had mercy on me. And ... he brought me another level than I ever thought I could go." (32:00)

7. Living Testimonies and the Devil’s Opposition (34:31–39:10)

• The devil fights believers' blessing because it testifies to God's goodness:

  "The devil hates this. Because this is a witness. And it's the goodness of God that draws and leads people to change." (34:31)

• God wants to do things in our lives that are obviously supernatural, so others are drawn to Him.
• Faith declarations: Encourage listeners to claim and expect restoration, abundance, and visibility of God’s loving care.

8. Blessing is Always God’s Will, Curse is Never (39:11–End)

• Summarizes the ultimate dividing line for discerning God’s will:

  "If it's a blessing, it is the will of God for me... If it's a curse, there’s no way that could ever be the will of God for me..." (39:11)

• God's will is abundance ("the head and not the tail, above only and not beneath").
• Attraction and awe among outsiders stems from seeing lives transformed by God’s blessing.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Restoration and Mercy:

  "God forgives and he restores. The thing is, don't give up. Don't be hopeless. Have some faith in your God..." (01:35)

• On Abundant Provision as God’s Will:

  "Who said God did that? See, that's wrong thinking and it's asking wrong questions." (04:00)

• On Redemption from the Curse:

  "If it's a curse, it could never be the will of God for you. No, sir. No, ma'am. Don't let anybody convince you. You say, no, I'm redeemed. Christ has redeemed me from the curse." (10:55)

• On the Flock and the Shepherd:

  "It's not how bad off we are. That makes Jesus look good. No, no... The condition of the flock is a reflection on the shepherd, right?" (17:11)

• On Living Witnesses:

  "When people walk into your home and, and they don't sense strife and they don't hear cussing and dish breaking, they sense peace and they see people treating each other with respect and kindness... This is God, this is blessing, this is goodness." (24:00)

• On God’s Purpose for Visible Blessing:

  "God wants things in every one of our lives that's beyond what we could have done... So that when people see it, they go, wow, how did you get this? How did you do that?" (29:20)

• Final Declaration:

  "Thank you, Lord, for making me the head and not the tail. Above only and not beneath. Making me a sign, making me a witness of your goodness to those who see and hear." (43:00)

Timestamps for Important Segments

• 00:01 — Introduction and opening encouragement
• 03:30 — The will of God: abundant provision, not lack
• 08:40 — Faith confession: God is my help
• 11:20 — Practical application: Deuteronomy 28 and the blessing/curse distinction
• 16:40 — The blessing as a living testimony to others
• 20:40 — Rebuke of poverty/sickness as "God's glory"
• 25:41 — Reference to Jeremiah 33, God’s intent for prosperity as a witness
• 32:00 — Personal restoration and testimony stories
• 34:31 — The devil’s opposition to our witness of blessing
• 39:11 — Summing up: Blessing is always God’s will; curse is never
• 43:00 — Closing declaration and prayer

Conclusion

Brother Keith Moore empowers listeners to embrace their redemption from the curse and boldly expect provision, healing, and restoration as visible witnesses of God’s goodness. Drawing deeply from scripture and practical examples, he encourages the class to become living testimonies that both attract and awe the world, always giving glory to God for every good thing in their lives.

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