This was a Tuesday-afternoon Bible study on Jeremiah 1:13–19. Most of the session focused on one verse, 1:16, to explain what idolatry really meant and why Judah was judged. Opening announcements Christmas giving. The teacher listed many ministries people could
02 Jeremiah 1:1–12
Summary: Jeremiah 1:1-12 Opening: why we need Jeremiah The teacher begins with the previous Sunday’s sermon on incurvatus in se, a phrase attributed to Augustine and used by Luther, meaning “curved in on oneself.” Human nature since Adam and Eve
01 – Introduction to Jeremiah
Summary: Introductory Session on the Book of Jeremiah This is the first session in a 28-session Bible study on Jeremiah, running through April. Opening: The session starts with logistics and a few puns. Teachings will be posted weekly at lifeindeed.org
Integrity—A Closer Look
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07 NT Remembrance #2
Michael picks up his ongoing theme: remembrance in Scripture. Old Testament vs. New Testament remembranceIn the Old Testament, God used physical signs (Sinai’s thunder, tassels, circumcision, Sabbath, feasts, sacrifices) to remind Israel of the covenant. When Christ came, people who
06 NT remembrance
Main teaching topic: “Remembrance” in Scripture Michael picks up a theme from his last teaching, distinguishing how remembrance functions across biblical eras: Old Testament: God gave physical, visual signs (Mount Sinai’s thunder and fire, tassels, circumcision, Sabbath, feasts, sacrifices) so
05 Covenantal Remembrance
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