Main Thesis: “Covenantal Remembrance” Northrup introduces a term he’s coined—covenantal remembrance—to describe how remembrance functions in the Old Testament. Since a covenant involves two parties, each has a role: Israel’s role: Remember God’s word and deeds, then obey them God’s
04 Remembering (part 2)
Summary: Biblical Remembrance – Michael Northrup Core Theme Biblical remembrance is not merely recalling past events, but actively calling God’s word and works to mind, believing them, and acting on them in faith — enabling God to move on our
03 Remembering
Summary: “Biblical Remembrance” — Michael Northrup (June 7, 2026) Part 3, Summer 2026 Series on Pleasing God Core Thesis Biblical “remembering” is not passive mental recall — it is active response. The Hebrew word zakhar means to turn full attention
02 Psalm 15
Overview This is the second in a summer series exploring what pleases and displeases God. The teaching centers on Psalm 15, Joshua 24, and connections to New Testament passages. Foundational Themes (from Session 1, briefly revisited) God’s ultimate desire, from
01 Pleasing God
Central Theme God’s deepest desire, from Genesis to Revelation, is to dwell with mankind in intimate fellowship. Understanding this shapes everything about what pleases Him. The Big Picture: Genesis to Revelation The teaching opens by tracing God’s desire for communion