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Facebook flagged this video. A Bible study on Jeremiah 6:15. A 2,600-year-old text about corrupt leadership, seared consciences, and the cost of silence. I'll let you sit with that for a moment.
They Don’t Even Know How to Blush An Expository Bible Study — Jeremiah 6:15 · SALTY Series
What happens when our inner alarm stops sounding?Jeremiah 6:15 contains one of the most confrontational verses in the prophetic tradition — and one of the most relevant to where the Church finds itself right now. God looks at a community of leaders, priests, and prophets and asks a question that has been following me ever since I read it:
"Are they ashamed of their detestable conduct? No, they have no shame at all; they do not even know how to blush."
This is not a word about deliberate rebellion. It is a word about drift. About the slow, quiet process by which wrong starts feeling normal — until the internal signal that says something is off here simply goes quiet.
In this MasterClass Bible study, we walk through three prophetic points that emerge from this single verse:
01 — The question is the warning.God asks what He already knows — to give you a chance to hear yourself answer. The feeling of conviction is not condemnation. It is mercy.
02 — Shamelessness is not strength.A person who can still blush is a person who can still be restored. Guard the mechanism. Guard the internal witness.
03 — You cannot fall alone.But you cannot rise alone either. The direction you choose right now has a radius that reaches farther than you know.
This session is part of the SALTY series — a study of legacy, character, and what it means to be salty in a world that keeps losing its flavor. Salt that cannot sting has lost its function. A conscience that cannot blush has lost its witness.
If this landed — share it with someone who needs to hear it. And if something stirred in you while you were watching, drop it in the comments. We are doing this work together. That is why this community exists.
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By Presence Matters: Level Up How You Show UpFacebook flagged this video. A Bible study on Jeremiah 6:15. A 2,600-year-old text about corrupt leadership, seared consciences, and the cost of silence. I'll let you sit with that for a moment.
They Don’t Even Know How to Blush An Expository Bible Study — Jeremiah 6:15 · SALTY Series
What happens when our inner alarm stops sounding?Jeremiah 6:15 contains one of the most confrontational verses in the prophetic tradition — and one of the most relevant to where the Church finds itself right now. God looks at a community of leaders, priests, and prophets and asks a question that has been following me ever since I read it:
"Are they ashamed of their detestable conduct? No, they have no shame at all; they do not even know how to blush."
This is not a word about deliberate rebellion. It is a word about drift. About the slow, quiet process by which wrong starts feeling normal — until the internal signal that says something is off here simply goes quiet.
In this MasterClass Bible study, we walk through three prophetic points that emerge from this single verse:
01 — The question is the warning.God asks what He already knows — to give you a chance to hear yourself answer. The feeling of conviction is not condemnation. It is mercy.
02 — Shamelessness is not strength.A person who can still blush is a person who can still be restored. Guard the mechanism. Guard the internal witness.
03 — You cannot fall alone.But you cannot rise alone either. The direction you choose right now has a radius that reaches farther than you know.
This session is part of the SALTY series — a study of legacy, character, and what it means to be salty in a world that keeps losing its flavor. Salt that cannot sting has lost its function. A conscience that cannot blush has lost its witness.
If this landed — share it with someone who needs to hear it. And if something stirred in you while you were watching, drop it in the comments. We are doing this work together. That is why this community exists.
Substance Matters · The Presence Collective MasterClass
real. rooted. refined.
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ederrikporter.substack.com/subscribe