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Summary After Christmas fades and decorations come down, many of us instinctively begin looking ahead to what's next. In this sermon, Michael Easley reminds us that this longing is not accidental—it is eternal. God has placed eternity in our hearts, wiring us to anticipate His ultimate deliverance. Tracing Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, Dr. Easley explores the biblical theme of divine visitation—God personally stepping into history to accomplish redemption. From Joseph's deathbed confidence in God's future deliverance, to Zechariah's Spirit-filled praise at the birth of John the Baptist, Scripture reveals a consistent hope: God will visit His people to save them. Luke's Gospel declares that God has “visited us and accomplished redemption,” using a word that means more than appearing—it means showing up to act. In the New Testament, divine visitation demands a response. Some reject the Deliverer, while others recognize Him as the fulfillment of God's promises. The sermon concludes by shifting our focus away from obsessing over end-times signs and toward eager expectation of Christ Himself. Our confidence does not rest in circumstances or experiences, but in God's unchanging Word. Faithful living means trusting God's promises, anticipating Christ's return, and persevering with hope—knowing the Deliverer will come again. Takeaways God has placed eternity in our hearts, causing us to long for what lies beyond this world. Divine visitation in Scripture means God personally stepping in to accomplish deliverance. From Joseph to Zechariah, God's people trusted His promises even when fulfillment seemed distant. The New Testament emphasizes our response to God's visitation—rejection or faith-filled recognition. Scripture calls believers to watch for Christ Himself, not obsess over signs of His return. Our assurance and hope rest not in experience, but in the unchanging truth of God's Word. To read the book of Luke, click here. Click here for other Michael Easley Sermons.

Send us a textWe explore the hidden years of the Holy Family and how ordinary routines become a path to holiness. From Joseph's labor to Mary's fiat and the domestic church, we map practical ways to sanctify work, meals, and family life with Eucharistic devotion.• silence of Nazareth as a school of virtue• Saint Joseph's example and dignity of work• Mary's ongoing fiat in daily family life• the home as a domestic church• Jesus' obedience as a model for discipleship• meals as Eucharistic foreshadowing and gratitude• poverty, simplicity, and trust in providence• practical catechesis through family rhythms and prayerBe sure to click the link in the description for special news item, and since there is more to this article, finish reading and check out the special offerVisit JourneysofFaith.com website todayHoly Family CollectionOpen by Steve Bailey Support the showJourneys of Faith brings your Super Saints Podcasts ***Our Core Beliefs*** The Eucharist is the Source and Summit of our Faith." Catechism 132 Click Here “This is the will of God, your sanctification.” 1Thessalonians 4“ Click Here ... lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven...” Matthew 6:19-2 Click Here The Goal is Heaven Click Here Why you should shop here at Journeys of Faith official site! Lowest Prices and Higher discounts up to 50% Free Shipping starts at $18 - Express Safe Checkout Click Here Cannot find it let us find or create it - - Click Here Rewards Program is active - ...

From Joseph's heart, the birth of Jesus was an act of faith and quiet obedience. Though confused and tested, he trusted God's word, protected Mary, and welcomed the Child not his by blood but given by heaven. In his righteousness, Joseph showed that true strength lies in obedience, humility, and trust in God's plan

Send us a textThe noise of December is loud; the voice that matters is gentle and true. We set aside commentary to read the Christmas story straight from God's Word—Matthew 1–2 and Luke 1–2—so you can breathe, listen, and remember why this season changes everything. From Joseph's night of decision to Mary's song of reversal, from the Magi's long road to the shepherds' quick sprint to Bethlehem, every scene reveals a God who keeps promises and draws near.Ever think, “I'm just a guy… what real difference can I make?” You're not alone. But God isn't looking for perfect men — just obedient ones. Our I'm Just a Guy Bible study on YouVersion has helped 20,000+ men see how God uses ordinary guys to do extraordinary things.Check it out at thelionwithin.us/youversion or search The Lion Within Us directly in the Bible app.It's time to stop sitting on the sidelines.Step into the fight and become the man God called you to be. Join a brotherhood built on truth, strength, and action. Visit thelionwithin.us right now and start leading with boldness and purpose. Iron sharpens iron — let's go.

In Luke 2, the birth of Jesus unfolds against the backdrop of empire, power, and divine promise. As Caesar Augustus issues a decree meant to display his authority, God sovereignly fulfills His own—bringing the true King into the world through humility, obedience, and grace.   This sermon traces the contrast between earthly power and heavenly kingship, showing how God orchestrates history to keep every promise He has made. From Joseph's righteousness and Mary's quiet faith, to a Savior laid in a manger and announced first to shepherds, we see that God's purposes are not hindered by obscurity or suffering.   Jesus is revealed as the true Son of God, the greater Savior, and the Prince of Peace—bringing peace not through dominance, but through the giving of His own life. The good news announced to the shepherds is still good news for us today: God is faithful, His promises are sure, and this Savior in the humble manger has been born for you.

In the quiet of night, hope drew breath and heaven kissed the earth. Jesus—Immanuel—was born into our weary world, fulfilling promises centuries in the making. From Isaiah's prophecy to Mary's obedience. From Joseph's confusion to shepherds' amazement. God is painting a picture of divine hope taking on human form. This is not some mere sentiment—it's the reality of our salvation and the only source of hope that endures.  

In the quiet of night, hope drew breath and heaven kissed the earth. Jesus—Immanuel—was born into our weary world, fulfilling promises centuries in the making. From Isaiah's prophecy to Mary's obedience. From Joseph's confusion to shepherds' amazement. God is painting a picture of divine hope taking on human form. This is not some mere sentiment—it's the reality of our salvation and the only source of hope that endures.  

From Joseph to Yeshua: The Pattern of Divine Redemption The Torah portion Vayigash reveals a stunning pattern that connects Joseph's story to Yeshua's ultimate redemption. When Joseph declared to his brothers, "Elohim sent me before you to preserve life," he unveiled a truth that echoes through Scripture: what appears as tragedy is often Yahweh orchestrating deliverance. Joseph's journey mirrors Yeshua's path remarkably. Both were beloved by their father, rejected by their brothers, sold for silver, suffered unjustly, yet were exalted to save many. Joseph preserved his family from physical famine while Yeshua delivers us from spiritual famine, becoming the true bread of life. This pattern extends beyond Joseph. At the Transfiguration, Moses and Elijah discussed Yeshua's coming "exodus" in Jerusalem. The Greek term deliberately connects His death and resurrection to Israel's defining redemptive moment. Just as Yahweh delivered Israel from Egyptian bondage, Yeshua accomplishes a greater exodus, freeing us from sin's slavery through His blood as our Passover Lamb. The prophets understood this progression. Isaiah promised a new deliverance surpassing the first exodus. Jeremiah foretold a new covenant written on our hearts. Ezekiel prophesied the Spirit's indwelling power. Through Yeshua, these messianic prophecies find fulfillment, offering redemption to both Jew and Gentile who trust in Yahweh's eternal plan.   Watch on YouTube here:    https://youtu.be/iuw2h1logrU Watch on Vimeo Here: www.vimeo.com/ruach   Have you read the Parsha yet? Check out the portion read by Will Spires here: https://youtu.be/cT6MRCVJal0?si=XuOBPogIAIC5uUlI    If these have been a blessing to you, please consider donating to help us continue to put these teachings out. You can donate at https://www.ruachonline.com/donate     If you like this video and would like to know more about Ruach Ministries International you can check us out on many venues: website: www.RuachOnline.com  Facebook: www.facebook.com/RuachMinistries  Twitter: @RuachTweets Vimeo: www.vimeo.com/Ruach  YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/theruachlife  Instagram: www.instagram.com/ruachminintl  Podcast Hub, Main site: https://stone2flesh.podbean.com  iHeart  https://ihr.fm/3VmLpyt  Apple Podcasts https://apple.co/3PXP8Bp   Amazon Music https://amzn.to/3jnsqX2  Spotify https://spoti.fi/3C71u4i  Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3jrcTp7 & Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Ruach

The Best Gifts We've all experienced the joy of giving a "perfect" gift—the kind that makes the recipient light up and creates a memory that lasts a lifetime. But this Christmas, we're looking past the wrapping paper to the gifts that truly define the season.In this message, we explore the powerful offerings made by the people at the very center of the first Christmas story. From Joseph's quiet obedience to the Magi's kingly treasures, each gift teaches us something profound about what it means to follow Jesus today.What Are You Giving This Year? We often focus on what we want to receive, but the Christmas story invites us to consider what we are offering to God. Are we keeping our "treasures" guarded, or are we opening them up to the King?In this sermon, we look at six specific gifts:1. The Gift of Joseph – Obedience: Doing what God commands, even when it's difficult or doesn't make sense.2. The Gift of Mary – Available Servanthood: Giving ourselves up to God's will, regardless of our age or status.3. The Gift of the Magi – Our Best: Opening our "treasure boxes" and offering the most valuable parts of our lives.4. The Gift of the Shepherds – Watchful Worship: Being intentional and proactive in our reverence for God.5. The Gift of the Angels – Good News: Sharing the Gospel that brings great joy to all people.6. The Gift of God – Jesus: The "indescribable gift" of salvation and "God with us."> "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God—not by works, so that no one can boast." — Ephesians 2:8-9---Key Scripture Passages:Matthew 1:18-24 (Joseph's Obedience)Luke 1:26-38 (Mary's Servanthood)Matthew 2:1-12 (The Magi's Treasures)Luke 2:8-15 (The Shepherds and Angels)2 Corinthians 9:15 (The Indescribable Gift)#Christmas2025 #TheBestGifts #Sermon #Jesus #Advent #ChristianLiving #Gospel #BibleStudy

This sermon invites us to slow down and face the staggering claim at the heart of Christmas: God has come near. From Joseph's quiet turmoil to the angel's announcement, we are led into the mystery of the incarnation, where Jesus is fully God and fully human, not as an idea to admire but as a Savior to trust. The message shows how belief in the incarnation reshapes everything, giving meaning to miracles, grounding the hope of salvation, and assuring us that God truly understands human life from the inside. Jesus enters the world not because we were looking for Him, but because we were lost and needed saving. To receive Him is to accept both comfort and challenge, comfort in knowing God is with us and understands us, and challenge in surrendering our right to define Him on our own terms. Christmas, then, is more than warmth and nostalgia. It is an invitation to believe the impossible, to follow Christ as Lord, and to let the God who came near transform every part of our lives.

Clip of the Week-“The Spirit of Truth Will Reprove Sin” Brother Jeff Price In Camp Meeting 2009 Bro. Jeff Price delivered “Joseph – The Spirit of Truth will Reprove Sin”. The Spirit will guide into all Truth; everyone needs the Truth, but that doesn't mean that it comes comfortably or easily as with it comes judgement.  From Joseph's experience in this Old Testament scripture, the scriptures teach that Christ will reprove the world of sin of righteous and of judgement. Bro. David Cosby  

Power reveals character. From Joseph's restraint at the height of global authority to the Chashmonaim's uneasy legacy, Rabbi Dunner explores how Judaism measures leadership once power is achieved. Why did Chazal let the Hasmonean victories fade, but still preserve Chanukah? And what does Parshat Miketz teach us about responsibility, restraint, and the moral test of power in Jewish history today?

This Christmas season, we're exploring special moments in the birth story of Jesus that changed everything. From Joseph's obedience to Mary's surrender, from the shepherds' worship to the wise men's journey, each moment reveals a powerful truth that when ordinary people respond to God's call, extraordinary things happen. These are moments that matter and can transform our lives today—because the same God who worked in them is ready to work in you.

This Christmas season, we're exploring special moments in the birth story of Jesus that changed everything. From Joseph's obedience to Mary's surrender, from the shepherds' worship to the wise men's journey, each moment reveals a powerful truth that when ordinary people respond to God's call, extraordinary things happen. These are moments that matter and can transform our lives today—because the same God who worked in them is ready to work in you.

What Does God Say About Dreams? | The Todd Coconato Show Website: www.PastorTodd.org To give and support this important work: www.ToddCoconato.com/give Have you ever woken up from a dream and wondered if God was speaking to you—or if it was just your mind running wild? In today's powerful episode, Pastor Todd Coconato dives deep into the mysterious world of dreams, prophetic visions, and even nightmares. We'll explore what the Bible says about how God speaks through dreams, how to discern whether a dream is truly from Him, and what to do when you sense the Lord revealing something significant. From Joseph's prophetic dreams in Genesis to the visions of Daniel and the messages given to believers through the Holy Spirit, this episode will help you understand the spiritual dimension of dreams and how to test them according to Scripture. Not every dream is prophetic, and not every nightmare is demonic—but God does use the night season to speak to His people. Tune in as Pastor Todd shares biblical insight, real testimonies, and practical wisdom on how to interpret dreams in these prophetic times.

When it comes to manhood, are you living as a provider or just performing for the crowd? In week two of Toy Stories, Jon Weece sat down to unpack what didn't make it into his sermon, Provider vs. Performer. From Joseph's humility to David's restraint, and from his father's influence to his own lessons in leadership, Jon shares why meekness isn't weakness, it's strength under control.. This week's challenge: stop trying to impress, and start serving the people God has placed in your life. Hosts: Neil Gregory & Jon Weece What We Discuss: • Joseph & David as models of humility • Lessons from Jon's dad • The difference between pride and humility • Meekness as power under control • What to do if you didn't have a strong father figure • Handling criticism and compliments in leadership • The nine most important words: “I was wrong. I am sorry. Please forgive me.” • Why serving is the simplest way to practice humility • Investing in younger men and discipling the next generation ⸻ About Southland Christian Church Southland is one church meeting in multiple locations across central Kentucky. We believe Jesus came for the lost and the broken, which means there's a place for everyone here. We want what He wants: for heaven to be really crowded. Around here, that means we worship defiantly, speak truth unashamedly, and extend grace generously.  To support this ministry and help us continue to reach across Central Kentucky and all around the world, visit: https://southland.church/give 

On this episode of the CityLight Podcast, we’re talking about favor—the kind you don’t have to earn. From Joseph’s coat of many colors to the grace that accelerated Paul’s ministry, we’ll explore how God’s favor shows up in unexpected places and how to walk in it with confidence.Pastor Bo unpacks the difference between self-made righteousness and the righteousness we receive through Christ, reminding us that favor flows from identity, not effort. With powerful stories—including the surprising launch of City Light Queens—you’ll be encouraged to trust divine timing, embrace your calling, and expect God to show up right on time.(00:00) Divine Favor and Abundance(04:22) Understanding Righteousness and God's Favor(18:06) Unlimited God's Favor and Abundance(30:37) Divine Favor Guides Church Planting(42:13) Divine Favor Accelerates Success

There are moments in your walk with God when growth doesn't happen gradually—it happens suddenly. One act of obedience, one divine connection, one open door can catapult you into a whole new dimension of purpose. That's what I call a quantum leap. In this episode, Juliana unpacks the biblical pattern of sudden shifts and supernatural acceleration. From Joseph's overnight promotion from prison to palace, to Peter stepping out of the boat, to Paul's radical conversion on the Damascus road—Scripture is full of moments where God leaps His people forward.     Enrollment is OPEN! Want to strengthen your faith, hear God's voice clearly, and start living from a place of bold obedience? Get on the 30 Days of Faith-Walking waitlist now. This program includes daily activations, live calls, and practical tools to help you build a lifestyle of faith that lasts. ✨ ENROLL NOW: http://julianapage.info/faithwalking    Become a Courage Co. Builder Join the movement. Train in bold faith. Grow in community. → https://julianapage.info/kingdombuilder

This week on HSM Reads the Bible the Podcast, join Makayla, Zach, and Dylan as they dive into hundreds of years of history and stories. From Joseph to the Exodus, God continues to provide for His people, and we want to help you understand how!HSM Reads the Bible: The Podcast is the companion to the HSM Reads the Bible Reading Plan. You can access the digital reading plan here.

Sexual sin isn't something to manage, it's something to run from. In this episode of The Pursuit, Pastor James Griffin, Brad Chandler, and Matt Moody unpack why the Bible says to flee sexual sin, not flirt with it.From Joseph running out of Potiphar's house to Paul's warning in 1 Corinthians 6, the guys get real about temptation, porn, dating, marriage, and raising kids in a culture obsessed with sex. You'll learn why sexual sin is uniquely destructive, how boundaries protect freedom, and how the Holy Spirit gives power to walk in purity.If you've ever wrestled with lust, porn, or brokenness in relationships, this conversation will encourage you with truth, hope, and practical steps toward freedom in Christ.SHOW NOTESThese notes are packed with key insights and scripture to help you know and follow Jesus – https://mycpcc.com/notes146To submit a question, send us a DM on Instagram or Facebook.Crosspoint City Church exists to relentlessly pursue those far from God to help them know and follow Jesus. To help support this mission and work, visit https://www.mycpcc.com/giveTo learn more about all of our locations or what is coming up at Crosspoint City, check out https://www.crosspointcity.com/ or follow us on your favorite social platform ‪@CrosspointCity

Joseph Chalom is Co-CEO at SharpLink and Jason Linehan is Chief Strategy Officer at Consensys.In this episode, we unpack what Joseph refers to as The ETH Opportunity and why SharpLink is all-in with their ETH treasury offering, SBET. From Joseph's background at BlackRock to SharpLink's mission to offer exposure to ETH and ETH yield in the public markets, this conversation explores why Ethereum sits at the center of digital asset adoption and why the moment to accumulate ETH is now. We also discuss The Trustware Report outlining the investment case for ETH, how SharpLink's approach differs from an ETH ETF, and why institutional investors are increasingly drawn to ETH over BTC.------

In this message from our Grown Folks Faith series, Pastor James D. Gailliard teaches from Genesis 37:1–4 on the topic "Blended But Blessed."Blended families can be a beautiful testimony of God's grace — but they can also face unique challenges that threaten to fracture relationships. The difference between those that thrive and those that break apart often lies in how the adults handle complexities.From Joseph's story, Pastor Gailliard unpacks three keys for a blessed blended family:Impartiality — Guard your heart from favoritism and extend equal love.Immaturity — Don't let emotional preferences override your God-given parental responsibilities.Inclusion — Create a family culture where everyone feels seen, valued, and part of the whole.Whether your home is blended by marriage, adoption, or life's unexpected turns, this message will inspire you to lead with wisdom, maturity, and Christ-like love.Support the showThank you for listening to this podcast! Follow Pastor James D. Gailliard on all social media @jdgailliard and get connected with Word Tabernacle Church by going to https://wordtab.net/ #EveryoneThriving

In this message from our Grown Folks Faith series, Pastor James D. Gailliard teaches from Genesis 37:1–4 on the topic "Blended But Blessed."Blended families can be a beautiful testimony of God's grace — but they can also face unique challenges that threaten to fracture relationships. The difference between those that thrive and those that break apart often lies in how the adults handle complexities.From Joseph's story, Pastor Gailliard unpacks three keys for a blessed blended family:Impartiality — Guard your heart from favoritism and extend equal love.Immaturity — Don't let emotional preferences override your God-given parental responsibilities.Inclusion — Create a family culture where everyone feels seen, valued, and part of the whole.Whether your home is blended by marriage, adoption, or life's unexpected turns, this message will inspire you to lead with wisdom, maturity, and Christ-like love.Support the showThank you for listening to this podcast! Follow Pastor James D. Gailliard on all social media @jdgailliard and get connected with Word Tabernacle Church by going to https://wordtab.net/ #EveryoneThriving

In this study, we trace God's redemptive plan through Joseph's story, revealing how Yeshua (Jesus) fulfills the pattern of salvation. From Joseph's grain provision during severe famine to the Lamb's Book of Life on the Day of the LORD, we see God's consistent desire to dwell among His people. The journey from brokenness to restoration demonstrates how submission, trust and repentance transform lives. As we anticipate the New Jerusalem, we're reminded that God's ultimate goal is intimate connection — writing His law on our hearts and bringing us into complete shalom.

Today, we're reminded of the powerful truth of Emmanuel - God with us. This concept, rooted in Isaiah 7:14, isn't just a Christmas message, but a daily reality for believers. We explored how God's presence was visibly manifested throughout the Old Testament - in divine prosperity, miraculous protection, and supernatural guidance. From Joseph's success even in prison to the Israelites crossing the Red Sea, these stories showcase God's faithfulness. But here's the exciting part: if the Old Testament was glorious, how much more blessed are we in the New Testament era? We have Emmanuel, God's Son, with us always. This realisation should transform every aspect of our lives, including our finances. When we truly grasp that the Creator of the universe is with us, victory in all areas becomes possible. Let's challenge ourselves: Are we living as if God is truly with us? Our prosperity - spiritual, physical, and mental - can be evidence of walking in God's will and presence. Let's embrace this truth and watch how it changes our perspective and our lives.

Threads of divine presence, righteous suffering and redemption weave together Genesis 39; Isaiah 52–53; and Acts 16. From Joseph's journey to the prophetic glimpses of Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus), in this study we see how God's faithfulness sustains His people through trials. The Suffering Servant prophecy of Isaiah 53 isn't ancient text twisted by Yeshua's believers. It's a living testament to God's redemptive plan, showing how He transforms our challenges into opportunities for growth and spiritual breakthrough — and breakout.

God didn't just call you to show up at work—He called you to shine there. But what does that actually look like when you're not in charge? In this teaching, we explore how to influence the leaders above you by first leading yourself well. From Joseph's story to Jesus' words in Matthew, you'll discover how faith at work can shift more than just your title—it can shift the culture around you.

The world laughs at wisdom today. Caution is mocked. Boundaries are ridiculed. Prudence is treated like fear. But the Bible tells a different story. Prudence is not insecurity—it is wisdom applied. It is faithfulness in action. In this livestream, we are going to study what prudence really means, why the world despises it, and how Christians must walk wisely, guarding their hearts and honoring their commitments. From Joseph in Egypt to Nehemiah rebuilding the walls to Jesus Himself moving carefully according to the Father's will, Scripture shows that prudence is a mark of the faithful, not the fearful. Join me as we walk through the Bible and reclaim the virtue the world has forgotten.

In this message, "Which Jesus?", we journey through the crucifixion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Drawing from John 18:33-40 and John 19:1-3, we explore the pivotal moments that define our faith: Pilate's haunting question, “What is truth?”; the crowd's choice between Jesus Christ and Jesus Barabbas; and the hope ignited by the empty tomb. In this message, we'll unpack: What is Truth? Pilate's cynicism meets Jesus' claim to embody truth in a world that often shrugs at absolutes. How do we find truth in a culture of “my truth” versus “your truth”? Which Jesus? The crowd chose Barabbas—a murderer promising earthly freedom—over Christ, who calls us to die to ourselves. Which Jesus are we serving today: the King of the Bible or a convenient counterfeit? Resurrection Hope. The empty tomb doesn't erase pain but fills it with purpose. From Joseph of Arimathea's courage to Mary Magdalene's awe, we see a hope that transforms fear into bold faith.

Touch is personal. It's how we connect, how we know something is real. In this powerful Easter message, Pastor Grant closes out our Experience Jesus series by exploring how people in Scripture encountered the risen Savior through touch. From Joseph of Arimathea's bold act of faith, to Mary Magdalene's moment of recognition, to Thomas' honest doubts—each story reminds us that Jesus still touches lives today.You'll discover that no matter your past, your pain, or your doubts, Jesus is still willing to reach out to you. Experience how brokenness can become blessing, how doubt can turn to belief, and how one touch from Jesus changes everything.If you're ready to take the next step in your faith or want to learn more about Life Track, click here: https://libertylive.church/connect

What happens when the Creator steps into His own creation—not with thunder and spectacle, but in silence, humility, and a manger?In this episode, we unpack the world-changing arrival of King Jesus. From Joseph's quiet obedience and prophetic dreams to the shepherds' awe-filled witness under the night sky, we trace the divine fingerprints over every moment of Christ's birth.Join us as we explore:✅ Joseph—the righteous man caught between law and love✅ A royal birth announced to lowly shepherds✅ The theological weight of “Savior, Christ, and Lord”✅ The clash of empires: Caesar's census vs. God's sovereignty✅ How heaven erupted the night grace invaded earth

Today, we're diving into a fascinating topic—one that has guided prophets, kings, and ordinary people throughout history. Does God still speak through dreams? And if so, how do we recognize when a dream is from Him?Our springboard for today's discussion is: Acts 2:17 – “And in the last days it shall be, God declares, that I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh, and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams.”From Joseph in Egypt to Daniel in Babylon, the Bible is filled with moments where God speaks through dreams. Even in the New Testament, Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus, received divine instruction in a dream to take Mary and the child to Egypt. But God's voice in dreams didn't stop in biblical times. Countless testimonies today confirm that He still speaks through this mysterious nighttime channel.How do we discern a dream that comes from God versus one that is merely the mind sorting out daily events? A divine dream carries a sense of clarity and urgency. It often aligns with Scripture and is accompanied by a deep impression on the soul—something that lingers far beyond waking. It may bring revelation, warning, or direction. Unlike random, disjointed dreams, God's messages are distinct, full of purpose, and confirmed by the Spirit.So how should we respond? First, take note of significant dreams—write them down. Second, pray for discernment. If God is speaking, He will confirm His message through Scripture, wise counsel, or further revelation. Lastly, be willing to act. Dreams are not just glimpses into the subconscious but can be divine roadmaps for what's ahead.Question of the Day: Have you ever had a dream you felt was from God? How did it impact your life?Let's Pray: Lord, open our hearts and minds to hear You, even in the quiet of the night. Help us discern Your voice and give us wisdom to respond. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Support MyR2B Ministries:MyR2B Ministries is our full-time ministry. Your paid subscription helps sustain this work and expand our ministry outreach. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

Today, we're diving into a fascinating topic—one that has guided prophets, kings, and ordinary people throughout history. Does God still speak through dreams? And if so, how do we recognize when a dream is from Him?Our springboard for today's discussion is: Acts 2:17 – “And in the last days it shall be, God declares, that I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh, and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams.”From Joseph in Egypt to Daniel in Babylon, the Bible is filled with moments where God speaks through dreams. Even in the New Testament, Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus, received divine instruction in a dream to take Mary and the child to Egypt. But God's voice in dreams didn't stop in biblical times. Countless testimonies today confirm that He still speaks through this mysterious nighttime channel.How do we discern a dream that comes from God versus one that is merely the mind sorting out daily events? A divine dream carries a sense of clarity and urgency. It often aligns with Scripture and is accompanied by a deep impression on the soul—something that lingers far beyond waking. It may bring revelation, warning, or direction. Unlike random, disjointed dreams, God's messages are distinct, full of purpose, and confirmed by the Spirit.So how should we respond? First, take note of significant dreams—write them down. Second, pray for discernment. If God is speaking, He will confirm His message through Scripture, wise counsel, or further revelation. Lastly, be willing to act. Dreams are not just glimpses into the subconscious but can be divine roadmaps for what's ahead.Question of the Day: Have you ever had a dream you felt was from God? How did it impact your life?Let's Pray: Lord, open our hearts and minds to hear You, even in the quiet of the night. Help us discern Your voice and give us wisdom to respond. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Support MyR2B Ministries:MyR2B Ministries is our full-time ministry. Your paid subscription helps sustain this work and expand our ministry outreach. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

God is still speaking, and one of the most profound ways He does so is through dreams. From Joseph in Egypt to Peter's vision of clean and unclean animals, scripture is filled with examples of the Holy Spirit using dreams to reveal God's plans. Acts 2:17 confirms that in these last days, the Spirit continues to pour out prophetic visions and dreams, guiding believers into divine revelation.Our springboard for today's discussion is: Acts 2:17—“And in the last days it shall be, God declares, that I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh, and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams.”Dreams given by the Holy Spirit are not just random thoughts but powerful messages. They often bring warnings, encouragement, or direction. Have you ever woken up from a dream that felt different—so vivid and powerful that you couldn't shake it? That could be the Holy Spirit whispering wisdom, calling you to pray, or showing you something beyond your understanding.Prophetic dreams align with God's word. They never contradict scripture but instead confirm His truth and direction for our lives. The challenge is learning to discern His voice in our dreams, seeking wisdom in interpretation, and testing them against the Bible. This is where spiritual discernment and prayer become essential.Question of the Day: Have you ever had a dream that you felt was from the Holy Spirit? What did you do with it?Let's Pray: Holy Spirit, open our hearts and minds to Your divine revelations. Help us discern the dreams You give, and guide us in wisdom to understand and apply them. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Support MyR2B Ministries: Your support sustains this ministry and helps us spread God's voice to more believers. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

God is still speaking, and one of the most profound ways He does so is through dreams. From Joseph in Egypt to Peter's vision of clean and unclean animals, scripture is filled with examples of the Holy Spirit using dreams to reveal God's plans. Acts 2:17 confirms that in these last days, the Spirit continues to pour out prophetic visions and dreams, guiding believers into divine revelation.Our springboard for today's discussion is: Acts 2:17—“And in the last days it shall be, God declares, that I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh, and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams.”Dreams given by the Holy Spirit are not just random thoughts but powerful messages. They often bring warnings, encouragement, or direction. Have you ever woken up from a dream that felt different—so vivid and powerful that you couldn't shake it? That could be the Holy Spirit whispering wisdom, calling you to pray, or showing you something beyond your understanding.Prophetic dreams align with God's word. They never contradict scripture but instead confirm His truth and direction for our lives. The challenge is learning to discern His voice in our dreams, seeking wisdom in interpretation, and testing them against the Bible. This is where spiritual discernment and prayer become essential.Question of the Day: Have you ever had a dream that you felt was from the Holy Spirit? What did you do with it?Let's Pray: Holy Spirit, open our hearts and minds to Your divine revelations. Help us discern the dreams You give, and guide us in wisdom to understand and apply them. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Support MyR2B Ministries: Your support sustains this ministry and helps us spread God's voice to more believers. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

God has been speaking to His people through dreams since the beginning. From Joseph interpreting Pharaoh's dreams to Daniel receiving prophetic visions, scripture is filled with moments where God chose the quiet of the night to reveal His plans. But does He still speak this way today?Our springboard for today's discussion is: Job 33:14-15 – "For God speaks in one way, and in two, though man does not perceive it. In a dream, in a vision of the night, when deep sleep falls on men, while they slumber on their beds."The Bible makes it clear that God is not limited in how He communicates. While not every dream carries a divine message, there are times when God plants something within us while we sleep—something that stirs our spirit and aligns with His Word. These aren't just the subconscious musings of our mind but whispers from heaven, calling us to pay attention.The difference between a God-given dream and an ordinary one often lies in its clarity, impact, and alignment with scripture. A divine dream will leave a mark on your heart, drawing you closer to God and often prompting action. It may serve as a warning, an encouragement, or even a revelation of something to come.If you believe God has spoken to you in a dream, take it seriously. Write it down. Pray about it. Seek confirmation through scripture and wise counsel. God is still speaking, even when our eyes are closed—will we choose to listen when we wake?Question of the Day: Have you ever had a dream that you felt was from God? How did it impact you?Let's Pray: Lord, thank You for speaking to us in ways beyond our understanding. Open our hearts to hear Your voice, even in the stillness of the night. Give us wisdom to discern Your messages and the courage to respond. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Support MyR2B Ministries – "MyR2B Ministries is our full-time ministry. Your paid subscription helps sustain this work and expand our ministry outreach." This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

Sunday, February 2nd | Beau Bradberry"And they went and woke him, saying, 'Save us, Lord; we are perishing.' And he said to them, 'Why are you afraid, O you of little faith?' Then he rose and rebuked the winds and the sea, and there was a great calm. And the men marveled, saying, 'What sort of man is this, that even winds and sea obey him?'" — Matthew 8:25-27This week's message explores the theme of faith through the story of Joseph in Genesis 47-48 and the disciples in Matthew 8. In times of uncertainty, both Joseph and the disciples faced challenges that tested their trust in God's provision and power. From Joseph's leadership during famine to Jesus calming the storm, we see how faith in God's word, covenant, and purpose shapes our response to life's trials. Join us as we reflect on what it means to have unwavering faith in God's perfect timing.–Podcast: https://pod.link/willowridgechurchWebsite: https://willowridgechurch.orgInstagram: https://instagram.com/willowridgechurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/willowridgechurchYouTube: https://youtube.com/@willowridgechurch

Look Up: How To Develop Unity In The Church Rom 15 #RTTBROS #nightlight "Now the God of patience and consolation grant you to be likeminded one toward another according to Christ Jesus: That ye may with one mind and one mouth glorify God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ." - Romans 15:5-6 (KJV) In the grand symphony of life, God calls us to play our unique instruments in harmony with our fellow believers. Just as a solo violinist can captivate an audience, imagine the breathtaking beauty when an entire orchestra comes together, each instrument adding its distinctive voice to create a masterpiece. This is the power of unity in the body of Christ. The Apostle Paul, writing to the Romans, understood the importance of this unity. He encouraged believers to "bear the infirmities of the weak" and to "please his neighbor for his good to edification" (Romans 15:1-2). In a world that often celebrates individualism, Paul's words remind us that our strength lies not in standing alone, but in supporting one another. Consider the example of Christ Himself. Though He was God incarnate, Jesus chose to surround Himself with twelve diverse disciples. From tax collectors to zealots, this unlikely band of brothers learned to work together, setting aside their differences to spread the Gospel. Their unity, forged through Christ's example, became the foundation of the early church. However, unity doesn't mean uniformity. Like the various instruments in an orchestra, we each have our unique role to play. The challenge lies in harmonizing our differences rather than allowing them to create discord. This requires putting up with one another's quirks, building each other up instead of tearing down, and looking up to Christ as our ultimate example. As we grow in our faith, we must learn to see beyond our personal preferences and opinions. The Scriptures, both Old and New Testaments, provide us with a wealth of examples and lessons. From Joseph's forgiveness of his brothers to Daniel's unwavering faith under persecution, these stories offer us hope and guidance in navigating our own challenges. In our modern context, where division seems to be the order of the day, the call to unity is more crucial than ever. We must resist the temptation to make idols out of our opinions or to marginalize those who differ from us. Instead, we're called to "endeavor to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace" (Ephesians 4:3). This unity is not achieved through our own strength alone. The Holy Spirit, often underappreciated in some circles, plays a vital role in empowering us to live in harmony. Just as the early disciples were repeatedly filled with the Spirit, we too must seek His guidance and strength to overcome our natural inclinations towards discord. Imagine the impact we could have if we truly embraced this vision of unity. Like a flash mob orchestra transforming a mundane public space into a place of wonder and beauty, the church united could turn the world upside down for Christ. Our collective voice, raised in praise and service, would be a powerful testimony to the transforming power of the Gospel. Of course, achieving this unity is no easy task. It requires humility, patience, and a willingness to sometimes set aside our own preferences for the greater good. We must learn to pause before speaking, allowing the Holy Spirit to "set a watch" over our mouths, as David prayed in the Psalms. As we strive for this unity, let us remember that our goal is not just harmony for harmony's sake, but "that ye may with one mind and one mouth glorify God" (Romans 15:6). When we come together, setting aside our differences and focusing on our shared purpose in Christ, we create a symphony of praise that resonates far beyond the walls of our churches, touching a world in desperate need of hope and redemption.

What if mastering the art of building rapport could transform your service calls into high-value sales? Join us on the Million Dollar Electrician podcast as Joseph and Clay share insider strategies on making stellar first impressions and handling unexpected situations with finesse. From Joseph's memorable "black screw" incident to the critical pre-arrival steps that can spell success, you'll learn how to showcase competence and professionalism right from the start. These anecdotes and tips are not just about being courteous—they're about demonstrating reliability and capability from the moment you step through the door.We also dive deep into the essentials of personal rapport and sales, breaking down how trust, likability, and respect can lead to premium service sales. Nick's $24,000 sale is a testament to the power of strong relationships and meticulous presentation. Plus, celebrate John T's first platinum sale and first-class membership, underscoring the importance of presenting yourself and your company as a "10." Finally, we explore how taking control of your business processes can drive success—no more winging it. Join us for our first-ever Wheel of Fortune spin and a chance to win personalized coaching from Joe Lucani himself! Don't miss out on these invaluable insights to power up your business.—---------------Join our community and get access to strategies that'll help bring your electrical business to the top

It's three weeks of BB on Blast in one night! On a regular season we would have been here every week. From Joseph to Quinn, Jankie to T'Kor, we celebrate Angela's ongoing invincibility, the return of the Nether Gorgon and a week of trans fat torture in the BB garden *sorry* Jankie World! J.A.N...Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Joseph was a hardworking tradesman who God hand-picked from all the men in the world to be the earthly father of His own Son, Jesus Christ. What an honor! And in some ways, what an incredibly challenging task.   Joseph wasn't a king, a politician, or a recognized leader of any kind when he was betrothed to a young woman named Mary. A simple carpenter, he was also a man of compassion. When he learned Mary was pregnant and knew the child could not be his, he intended to divorce her quietly and send her back to her family—but God had other plans.   Matthew 1:20–21 says, “An angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, ‘Joseph son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary home as your wife, because what is conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit. She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.'”   Joseph worked diligently to protect his wife Mary and their baby, then saw to Jesus' education and needs as he was growing up. In a time when blended families were not the norm, Joseph embraced Jesus, providing for him, loving him, and teaching him the valuable skills of the carpentry trade.    There was no parenting guidebook for raising God's Son—so together, Joseph and Mary leaned into prayer, and did everything they could to raise Jesus well, and with love.   The Bible calls Joseph a righteous man, and Jesus must have loved his guardian for his quiet strength, honesty, and kindness. How God's heart must have broken to send His Son into a fallen world, and how carefully he must have chosen the man who would raise him here on earth.   John 14:6 says, “Jesus answered, ‘I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'”   Just as Joseph was loyal to His Son, we have an opportunity to be loyal to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, too. Joseph's obedience in the face of unexpected circumstances is an example of what it means to truly trust and follow God—even when the path takes a turn.   From Joseph, Jesus' father here on earth, we learn that... God honors men of integrity and rewards them with his trust. Mercy always wins.   We may face humiliation in this life when we seek to obey God, but we can gain a close relationship with Him.   Let's pray.   Heavenly Father, every family's story is unique. Thank you for the blessing of families as unique as a fingerprint, and for calling strong men to the task of providing for and leading them. In Jesus' name, amen.   Change your shirt, and you can change the world! Save 15% Off your entire purchase of faith-based apparel + gifts at Kerusso.com with code KDD15.

This is a historical Psalm. We studied Psalm 78 previously and it has two points. God's goodness to Israel and Israel's sin against God. This psalm emphasizes only God's goodness to Israel.  Psalm 106 will emphasize Israel's sin against God. Israel's sin looks all the more evil in contrast to God's goodness and God's grace to Israel looks all the more amazing against Israel's sin.105:1-7 A call to Israel to praise God.vs. 5 calls Israel to remember God's miracles or marvels. This is little to ask since God remembers Israel in vs. 8, 42. 105:8-15 God's promises to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob105:16-22 God sent Joseph ahead to prepare for the famine105:23-25 From Joseph's death until Israel's slavery105:26-38 God sending Moses and Aaron and the plagues on Egypt as acts of God's mercy to Israel.105:39-45 God guides Israel throughout the wilderness to the promised land.God kept His covenant and gave Israel the land (105:11, 44).vs. 45 All of this should lead Israel to obey God and praise His name. God's promises to Abraham have their ultimate fulfillment in Abraham- Matt. 1:1; Acts 3:25-26; Gal. 3:26-29.

The Wonder of THE Birth Every good story has a hero, a goal, a conflict, and a resolution. -Charlie Wetzel Read Matthew 1:18-25 The Christmas story includes Anxious Parents - V. 18-19 The Christmas story includes Angels Proclaiming - V. 20-21 Jesus means “God saves,” and YES He does! If you are anxious about a matter of obedience, and like Joseph considering all the ‘what ifs' and ‘what nows', FEAR NOT, know God is with you, and the resources of Heaven are available to help children of God as they walk by faith! The Christmas Story includes Ancient Prophecies - V. 22-23 It also backs up for us a biblical principle – When we think God is calling us to do something, we need to check it out using the Bible as our evaluation tool! From Joseph we learn that when we are anxious we are not to act rashly; Instead, we are to thoughtfully pray over and process biblically matters before us. Our first concern needs to be God's glory, not personal embarrassment. The wonder of THE Birth - V. 24-25 What I wonder is if Jesus as a full human also had a touch of wonder about being in a human body?! I think He did! Jesus called Himself the Son of Man 75 times in the gospels. By comparison, the other 40 things He calls Himself add up to 132 occurrences. Even as the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many. - Matthew 20:28 (ESV) For there is one God, and there is one Mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, who gave Himself as a ransom for all, which is the testimony given at the proper time. - 1 Timothy 2:5-6 (ESV) When the fulness of time had come, God sent forth His son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under the law, so that we might receive adoption as sons. And because you are sons, God has sent forth the Spirit of His Son into our hearts, crying, “Abba, Father!” So you are no longer a slave, but a son, and if a son, then an heir through God. - Galatians 4:4-7 (ESV) But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God. - John 1:12 (NASB)

[audio mp3="https://www.crossbridgeofocean.org/wp-content/uploads/sermons/2023/12/2023_12_17.mp3"][/audio] One of the remarkable aspects of the incarnation is that it is a time of joy and celebration that was preceded by challenges and struggles. This morning, I want to look at the coming of Jesus through the eyes of the step-father, Joseph. We know that Joseph and Mary were betrothed. Mary was probably 14 or 15 years old and had a visitation from the angel, Gabriel, to tell her that she would bear the Son of God even though she was a virgin. Her conception would be miraculous through the Holy Spirit. This presented some immediate issues for Mary. What do I tell my family, Joseph, the gossipers, etc.? We could say that God, in His grace and mercy, made life a bit challenging for Mary. Now we come to Joseph. Mary, what do you mean you are going to have a child? Do you expect me to believe that God told you that you are going to be the mother of the Messiah? This can't possibly be true, Mary.  From Joseph's perspective, he had a significant problem on his hands. Why would God allow this in Joseph's and Mary's relationship? Joseph needed to hear from God. This passage has valuable insights to help us understand more about God, His sovereignty, grace, mercy, and love.

One of the remarkable aspects of the incarnation is that it is a time of joy and celebration that was preceded by challenges and struggles. This morning, I want to look at the coming of Jesus through the eyes of the step-father, Joseph. We know that Joseph and Mary were betrothed. Mary was probably 14 or 15 years old and had a visitation from the angel, Gabriel, to tell her that she would bear the Son of God even though she was a virgin. Her conception would be miraculous through the Holy Spirit. This presented some immediate issues for Mary. What do I tell my family, Joseph, the gossipers, etc.? We could say that God, in His grace and mercy, made life a bit challenging for Mary. Now we come to Joseph. Mary, what do you mean you are going to have a child? Do you expect me to believe that God told you that you are going to be the mother of the Messiah? This can't possibly be true, Mary.  From Joseph's perspective, he had a significant problem on his hands. Why would God allow this in Joseph's and Mary's relationship? Joseph needed to hear from God. This passage has valuable insights to help us understand more about God, His sovereignty, grace, mercy, and love.

In this episode, we plunge into the winding complexities of faith, trust, and forgiveness. Borrowing wisdom from the Biblical saga of Joseph and a sprinkling of New Testament insights, we discuss why some life skills seem just out of reach to master. From Joseph's incredible grace toward his brothers to Jesus' incomprehensible love for humanity—what can these epic moments teach us about our own struggles and triumphs? Listen in as we explore how to embrace the abundant grace God offers, even when life throws us a curveball—or seven. If you've ever doubted whether you're worthy of love, grace, or forgiveness, this episode is your invitation to think again.

Joseph was a hardworking tradesman who God hand-picked from all the men in the world to be the earthly father of His own Son, Jesus Christ. What an honor! And in some ways, what an incredibly challenging task.   Joseph wasn't a king, a politician, or a recognized leader of any kind when he was betrothed to a young woman named Mary. A simple carpenter, he was also a man of compassion. When he learned Mary was pregnant and knew the child could not be his, he intended to divorce her quietly and send her back to her family—but God had other plans.   Matthew 1:20–21 says, “An angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, ‘Joseph son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary home as your wife, because what is conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit. She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.'”   Joseph worked diligently to protect his wife Mary and their baby, then saw to Jesus' education and needs as he was growing up. In a time when blended families were not the norm, Joseph embraced Jesus, providing for him, loving him, and teaching him the valuable skills of the carpentry trade.    There was no parenting guidebook for raising God's Son—so together, Joseph and Mary leaned into prayer, and did everything they could to raise Jesus well, and with love.   The Bible calls Joseph a righteous man, and Jesus must have loved his guardian for his quiet strength, honesty, and kindness. How God's heart must have broken to send His Son into a fallen world, and how carefully he must have chosen the man who would raise him here on earth.   John 14:6 says, “Jesus answered, ‘I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'”   Just as Joseph was loyal to His Son, we have an opportunity to be loyal to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, too. Joseph's obedience in the face of unexpected circumstances is an example of what it means to truly trust and follow God—even when the path takes a turn.   From Joseph, Jesus' father here on earth, we learn that...   God honors men of integrity and rewards them with his trust. Mercy always wins. We may face humiliation in this life when we seek to obey God, but we can gain a close relationship with Him.   Let's pray.   Heavenly Father, every family's story is unique. Thank you for the blessing of families as unique as a fingerprint, and for calling strong men to the task of providing for and leading them. In Jesus' name, amen.

During today's conversation on Back Porch Theology we're going to talk about some of the less prominent features – the “tucked away treasures” in the Christmas story that illustrate the fact that nothing and no one is insignificant to God. Even the quietest - often overlooked - details of this love story we call the Bible bellow the attentive compassion of our Kinsman Redeemer! From Joseph's gentle and generous assent to becoming an adoptive father, to the astral projection that compelled a crew of wise men to pack their bags and begin a 1,000 mile trek to meet a foreign toddler, to the royal specificity of an ancient substance called frankincense that's still royally pricey today if you're one of those passionate essential-oilers, the minutia of Christmas was miraculous. And while they weren't loud, blow-your-hair-back kind of supernatural stuff, the finer points of the birth narrative we're perusing today changed the course of history. Reminds me of what a wise dude named Zechariah said a long time ago, “Don't despise these small beginnings, for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin.” If you're feeling unseen, irrelevant, or unappreciated today, be encouraged this one's especially for you! So please grab a cup of coffee and your Bible – unless you're driving or untangling Christmas lights in the attic, of course – and come hang out on the porch with us! Back Porch Theology is sponsored in part by Dwell Bible App. Save 30% off Dwell for Life at DwellApp.io/Lisa Harper.

Kaitlyn is fangirling on today's episode as she and co-host Lo VonRumpf sit down with the winner of Big Brother Season 24 who made plenty of history, Taylor Hale, plus her BF/BFF (we'll ask them, don't worry), Joseph Abdin. Even though Taylor is living it up post-show with the most money in Big Brother history, there were plenty of hurdles to get to where she is today, and she and Joseph are going behind the scenes of Big Brother to recount what happened during their time in the house and what the cameras didn't pick up on. From Joseph being thrown under the bus to the two of them semi-meeting before the show started to eating concoctions worse than prison food, these two are not holding back as they share all about their BB experience. And, what's next for them… both together and individually? We're “cruising” through these questions & many more! Thank you to our sponsors! Check out these deals for the Vinos: JSHEALTH - Use code OTV for 15% off the full range of targeted formulas, marine collagen collection, vegan proteins and more at JSHealthVitamins.com... Carefully formulated to care for you. You can also find Jess on all social platforms at @jshealth and @jshealthvitamins . MODERN FERTILITY - Right now, Modern Fertility is offering my listeners $30 off your test when you go to ModernFertility.com/offthevine30. PROGRESSIVE - Quote at Progressive.com to join the over 27 million drivers who trust Progressive.

(Psalm 105:16-22) From Joseph's story we learn that God uses difficulty, people, and time to accomplish His purpose. But the most important thing He uses is His own Word. Now we must learn to use the Word of God to find direction for our lives. (06233220929)