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God goes before us to prepare what we will need before we need it.

Only God's grace can restore what sin has fractured.

God uses unresolved pain to bring us into deeper healing.

God works beneath the surface to reshape hearts and restore relationships.

Listen to a sermon by Bishop Mosa Sono, preached on the 12th of July, 2026, under the theme: How To Deal With Resistant Forces, sermon subtitle being: The Story of Joseph. Connect with us on the following platforms: FaceBook: Grace Bible Church International, X handle: @GBC_intl, Website: www.gracebiblechurch.org.za

Why was Joseph Smith killed? What new doctrines did Joseph Smith teach in his final year? Why did Joseph Smith run for President of the United States in 1844? What was the Nauvoo Expositor newspaper? Why was it destroyed? Step into one of the final chapter of Joseph Smiths life and the intrigue and controversy surrounding this American Prophet. #JosephSmith #LDSHistory #MormonHistory #Restoration #AmericanHistory #MiniDocumentaryKeywords: Joseph Smith, Joseph Smith history, founder of Mormonism, Mormon history, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, LDS Church origins, gold plates, angel Moroni, seer stone, treasure digging, polygamy, Nauvoo, martyrdom of Joseph Smith, Carthage JailOur LinksWebsite: http://thoughtfulfaith.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoughtful.faithTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thoughtful.faithPodcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1478749DISCLAIMER: The views expressed in this video are entirely the opinion of the creator and do not necessarily reflect any officially endorsed positions of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints or channel sponsors.

Wendy continues our theme with a fabulous message looking at what we can learn about our own stories from the life and journey of Joseph.

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What God has prepared you for will come to pass at His appointed time.

A delay is not God's denial; He is shaping us in the waiting.

Obedience doesn't always lead to promotion but God is with you in every outcome.

Today, Tilly teaches the friends all about someone named Joseph! Joseph had some crazy dreams and a big family. Check out the whole story in this episode!And for more great stories, don't forget to look for Stories of the Bible from Saddleback Kids!“And we know that in all things, God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose.” (Romans 8:28, NLT)Genesis 37 The same question gets asked in a variety of forms: Where is God when it hurts? Why do bad things happen to good people? How can a good and loving God allow suffering?Joseph could have asked these same questions; maybe he did. Mistreated and abused by his brothers, and eventually sold into slavery by them, Joseph could have easily chosen to believe that this was all evidence that God didn't love him or wasn't “on his side.” Isn't that the same place our minds are often tempted to go when we face difficulties or troubles? “God must not care about me. If He did, these things wouldn't be happening to me.” This seems to be especially true if our troubles come about because of other people's meanness or sin, while we were simply trying to live our lives following God.Joseph was living a life of obedience even as a young boy. He wasn't perfect, as evidenced by his somewhat boastful interactions with his brothers, where he relayed his dreams of ruling over them. But he definitely didn't deserve to be thrown in a pit and then sold as a slave by his own family members! Can you imagine how he must have felt when his brothers ripped off his colorful robe? This robe represented the special bond he had with his father and his brothers, in their jealousy, destroyed it.Have you ever seen something you treasured be ripped apart before your eyes? Maybe it was a tangible object like Joseph's robe, or maybe it was a long-treasured dream that you saw crumble. In those moments, it's easy to ask, “Where are you, God? Don't you see me?”One thing we can learn from Joseph's life is that God never leaves us. Even when we can't see Him or feel Him, He is there and He is working on our behalf. Joseph must have wondered what God was up to as he was being led off to Egypt as a slave, but he didn't waiver in his trust and obedience to God.Questions to think about:How does it feel to be mistreated when you have done nothing wrong?What do you learn from Joseph's life that can help you respond to people who mistreat you or are jealous of you?Do you ever struggle with envy like Joseph's brothers did? If so, what are some healthy ways you can deal with it?

God is present even when life takes a devastating detour.

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God often begins His work long before we see how it will unfold.

Each unit in Missio Kids has a Key Passage for the students to memorize that we will be looking at on 5th Sundays. Join us this week as we look at the story of Joseph in Genesis 50:15-21.

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We briefly cover the story of Joseph and how God is working in the midst

When Joseph was growing up he had some dreams. God took Joseph through somethings to use him the way he wanted to use him, but those things took time.

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I finally finished remastering all the Joseph episodes. This includes removing some background noise and slowing it down just a little. I had to laugh because this is such a long episode! One of my favorite stories from the Bible--such a great comeback story. God always has a plan and is always working behind the scenes. Even when times seem dark, we won't need to be afraid. His rod and his staff will comfort us. He doesn't give us the spirit of fear. He gives us power, love, and self-control! He longs for you to have peace. It's something I struggle with daily, but over and over again I have to put my trust in Him. The more you do it, the more natural it will become.We are reading Genesis 37 through 50 and Exodus 1:6-7.I want to thank Austin, Robert, Brian, Malcolm, DeAnne, Yee, John, Don, Darrin, and Lisa for their support of this podcast. A special thank you to Christopher for his generosity.If you have been blessed by this podcast and would like toshow your support with a $1 donation, please go to paypal.me/hcharltoncrespin. For Venmo, please use @Heather-C-Crespin. 10% of any donations I receive goes tothe church. Don't forget to Like and Subscribe on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/@BedtimeBibleStoriesforAdults 15% off ClevrBlends Sleeptime Latte: https://www.clevrblends.com/discount/BLONDE15?rfsn=6713548.9b6046f Cozy Earth Bamboo Pajamas and Loungewear 20% off! Use code: HEATHERChttps://cozyearth.com/heathercharlton

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Try the BibleACTS app!: https://bibleacts.goodbarber.app Wear our merch! T-shirts to convict here: https://cut2theheart.com In this episode, we continue Part 4 of the story of Joseph son of Jacob through Genesis 42–45, as the famine drives his brothers to Egypt—unaware that the man they stand before is the very brother they betrayed. This section is filled with tension, testing, conviction, and ultimately reconciliation. In this verse-by-verse Bible study, we explore: The famine that brings Joseph's brothers to Egypt Joseph recognizing his brothers while they do not recognize him The testing of their character and whether they have changed The brothers' growing conviction over their past sin Judah stepping forward with humility and sacrifice Joseph's emotional struggle and eventual reveal “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good” God's providence working through years of suffering This passage shows that God not only works through hardship—He uses it to transform hearts and restore relationships. Joseph's journey reveals a powerful truth: what was once broken by sin can be redeemed by God's plan, bringing both repentance and reconciliation. Watch, listen, and grow in your faith — and subscribe for more verse-by-verse Bible commentary and podcast episodes. #Joseph #BibleStudy #GodsProvidence #Forgiveness #BibleCommentary #ChristianPodcast

Today, Tilly teaches the friends all about someone named Joseph! Joseph had some crazy dreams and a big family. Check out the whole story in this episode!And for more great stories, don't forget to look for Stories of the Bible from Saddleback Kids!“And we know that in all things, God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose.” (Romans 8:28, NLT)Genesis 37 The same question gets asked in a variety of forms: Where is God when it hurts? Why do bad things happen to good people? How can a good and loving God allow suffering?Joseph could have asked these same questions; maybe he did. Mistreated and abused by his brothers, and eventually sold into slavery by them, Joseph could have easily chosen to believe that this was all evidence that God didn't love him or wasn't “on his side.” Isn't that the same place our minds are often tempted to go when we face difficulties or troubles? “God must not care about me. If He did, these things wouldn't be happening to me.” This seems to be especially true if our troubles come about because of other people's meanness or sin, while we were simply trying to live our lives following God.Joseph was living a life of obedience even as a young boy. He wasn't perfect, as evidenced by his somewhat boastful interactions with his brothers, where he relayed his dreams of ruling over them. But he definitely didn't deserve to be thrown in a pit and then sold as a slave by his own family members! Can you imagine how he must have felt when his brothers ripped off his colorful robe? This robe represented the special bond he had with his father and his brothers, in their jealousy, destroyed it.Have you ever seen something you treasured be ripped apart before your eyes? Maybe it was a tangible object like Joseph's robe, or maybe it was a long-treasured dream that you saw crumble. In those moments, it's easy to ask, “Where are you, God? Don't you see me?”One thing we can learn from Joseph's life is that God never leaves us. Even when we can't see Him or feel Him, He is there and He is working on our behalf. Joseph must have wondered what God was up to as he was being led off to Egypt as a slave, but he didn't waiver in his trust and obedience to God.Questions to think about:How does it feel to be mistreated when you have done nothing wrong?What do you learn from Joseph's life that can help you respond to people who mistreat you or are jealous of you?Do you ever struggle with envy like Joseph's brothers did? If so, what are some healthy ways you can deal with it?

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Try the BibleACTS app!: https://bibleacts.goodbarber.app/subscribe In this episode, we continue the story of Joseph son of Jacob through Genesis 40–41, where God moves him from prison to a position of power in Egypt. What seems like delay and disappointment becomes the very path God uses to fulfill His purpose. In this verse-by-verse Bible study, we explore: Joseph interpreting the dreams of Pharaoh's cupbearer and baker The pain of being forgotten after doing what was right How God's timing is perfect—even when it feels delayed Pharaoh's troubling dreams and their meaning Joseph giving glory to God as the true interpreter The coming years of abundance and famine Joseph being elevated to leadership over Egypt This passage shows that God is working even in the waiting. Seasons of obscurity, hardship, and delay are often preparation for greater responsibility and impact. Joseph's faithfulness in prison became the foundation for his promotion—and a means of saving many lives. Watch, listen, and grow in your faith — and subscribe for more verse-by-verse Bible commentary and podcast episodes. #Genesis40 #Genesis41 #Joseph #BibleStudy #GodsTiming #Faithfulness #BibleCommentary #OldTestament #ChristianPodcast

Try the BibleACTS app!: ⁠https://bibleacts.goodbarber.app/subscribe⁠ In this episode, we continue the story of Joseph son of Jacob in Genesis 39, where he is taken to Egypt and serves in the house of Potiphar. Even in slavery, Joseph remains faithful—and God's presence is clearly with him. In this verse-by-verse Bible study, we explore: How God's favor was with Joseph even in difficult circumstances Joseph's rise to leadership in Potiphar's house The temptation from Potiphar's wife and Joseph's response What it means to flee from sin and remain faithful to God False accusation and Joseph's unjust imprisonment How God continues to work even when life seems unfair This chapter powerfully shows that faithfulness to God is not dependent on your circumstances. Even in betrayal, temptation, and injustice, God is still present and working behind the scenes. Joseph's story reminds us that integrity matters, obedience matters, and God honors those who remain faithful—even when no one else sees. Watch, listen, and grow in your faith — and subscribe for more verse-by-verse Bible commentary and podcast episodes.

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Try the BibleACTS app!: https://bibleacts.goodbarber.app/subscribe In this episode, we begin Part 1 of the story of Joseph son of Jacob in Genesis 37—a powerful account of dreams, family tension, and betrayal that sets the stage for one of the most important narratives in Scripture. In this verse-by-verse Bible study, we explore: Joseph's relationship with his father Jacob and the favoritism that created division Joseph's dreams and what they revealed about God's plan The growing jealousy and hatred from his brothers The plot to kill Joseph and how it changed Joseph being sold into slavery and taken to Egypt This chapter shows how God's purposes are at work even through broken families, jealousy, and suffering. What others meant for harm, God would ultimately use for good. It's a powerful reminder that early seasons of hardship often play a crucial role in God's greater plan. Watch, listen, and grow in your faith — and subscribe for more verse-by-verse Bible commentary and podcast episodes. #Genesis37 #Joseph #BibleStudy #OldTestament #GodsPlan #BibleCommentary #ChristianPodcast

What if Joseph had settled for less? In this episode, I'm diving into a "what if" that changed my entire perspective on his story. If Joseph had compromised with Potiphar's wife, he might have found temporary comfort, but he would have missed his glorious destiny. Sometimes the "easy way out" is actually a trap that keeps us from becoming who God called us to be. Don't trade your purpose for a "glorified houseboy" season.

Going Home – Genesis 45:3–5 In this final week of our study of Joseph, we see the powerful moment when Joseph reveals himself to his brothers. Instead of revenge, he chooses forgiveness, recognizing that God used his pain for a greater purpose. Going Home reminds us that God can redeem our past, restore broken relationships, and turn what was meant for harm into part of His plan.

In this powerful message, we explore how Joseph's journey from betrayal and suffering to healing and fruitfulness is captured in the names of his two sons—Manasseh and Ephraim. Manasseh represents the grace of God to heal and release the pain of the past, while Ephraim reveals God's ability to bring fruitfulness even in the land of affliction. Joseph's testimony reminds us that God can transform our deepest wounds into places of growth and purpose. This sermon encourages us to trust God's process—moving from healing to harvest—and to believe that our season of suffering can become the soil for supernatural increase.

Joseph in the Palace (Genesis 41:14–16) In Genesis 41:14–16, we witness one of the most dramatic reversals in Scripture. Joseph is called out of prison and brought into the palace in a single moment. The text says Pharaoh sent and called Joseph, and immediately Joseph was taken from the dungeon. What man had forgotten, God suddenly remembered. This reminds us that when God's timing arrives, change can happen faster than we ever imagined. Before Joseph stands before Pharaoh, he shaves and changes his clothes. This is more than personal grooming—it symbolizes preparation for a new season. Joseph could not enter the palace wearing the garments of the prison. Likewise, God often requires us to be ready outwardly and inwardly for where He is taking us. Preparation matters, even when promotion comes unexpectedly. When Pharaoh speaks to Joseph, he says, “I have heard it said of you that you can understand a dream to interpret it.” This is Joseph's moment. He could have taken credit. After years of suffering, betrayal, and silence, this was his chance to prove himself. Yet Joseph responds with humility: “It is not in me; God will give Pharaoh an answer of peace.” Joseph understood that his gift did not belong to him—it belonged to God. This moment reveals Joseph's character. Prison did not poison him, and promotion did not pride him. His faith remained intact in both suffering and success. Joseph teaches us that true greatness is not found in position, but in dependence on God. He stands before the most powerful ruler of the world, yet boldly declares that only God holds the answer. For us today, this passage reminds us that God can take us from obscurity to opportunity in an instant. However, when the door opens, the question is not where we stand, but who we glorify. Joseph shows us that when God elevates us, our responsibility is to point back to Him. The palace did not change Joseph—his faith had already been settled in the prison.

Joe's in Jail Genesis 39:20 | Psalm 105:18 What do you do when obedience lands you in a prison season? Joseph did everything right—and still found himself in chains. This message dives into the reality that following God doesn't exempt us from hardship, but it does position us for purpose. In this Bible study, we'll explore four truths to remember when life feels like a prison: God forms champions in places of fear, not comfort Adversity is often the pathway to achievement What threatens you may be the very thing God uses to deliver you God can turn your predicament into profit We'll also confront the emotions of the prison—doubt, discouragement, and depression—and see how God meets us in each one. From Gideon's questions to John the Baptist's doubt, Scripture reminds us that doubt is not disbelief, and feeling low does not mean God has left. If you're in a season where praise feels hard, faith feels tested, or hope feels distant, this message will remind you: God is still with you, even in the prison—and He's not done writing your story yet. 

Timothy Keller argues that the story of Joseph in the Old Testament is about God's control. Dan argues that the story is more about Joseph's control. What do you think?    Episode 46 YouTube Channel: Surprising God Dan's books: Confident Humility The Training of KX12 Send Questions To: Surprising God on X: @SurprisingGodFacebook: SurprisingGod Dan on X: @thatdankent

Today, Tilly teaches the friends all about someone named Joseph! Joseph had some crazy dreams and a big family. Check out the whole story in this episode!And for more great stories, don't forget to look for Stories of the Bible from Saddleback Kids!“And we know that in all things, God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose.” (Romans 8:28, NLT)Genesis 37 The same question gets asked in a variety of forms: Where is God when it hurts? Why do bad things happen to good people? How can a good and loving God allow suffering?Joseph could have asked these same questions; maybe he did. Mistreated and abused by his brothers, and eventually sold into slavery by them, Joseph could have easily chosen to believe that this was all evidence that God didn't love him or wasn't “on his side.” Isn't that the same place our minds are often tempted to go when we face difficulties or troubles? “God must not care about me. If He did, these things wouldn't be happening to me.” This seems to be especially true if our troubles come about because of other people's meanness or sin, while we were simply trying to live our lives following God.Joseph was living a life of obedience even as a young boy. He wasn't perfect, as evidenced by his somewhat boastful interactions with his brothers, where he relayed his dreams of ruling over them. But he definitely didn't deserve to be thrown in a pit and then sold as a slave by his own family members! Can you imagine how he must have felt when his brothers ripped off his colorful robe? This robe represented the special bond he had with his father and his brothers, in their jealousy, destroyed it.Have you ever seen something you treasured be ripped apart before your eyes? Maybe it was a tangible object like Joseph's robe, or maybe it was a long-treasured dream that you saw crumble. In those moments, it's easy to ask, “Where are you, God? Don't you see me?”One thing we can learn from Joseph's life is that God never leaves us. Even when we can't see Him or feel Him, He is there and He is working on our behalf. Joseph must have wondered what God was up to as he was being led off to Egypt as a slave, but he didn't waiver in his trust and obedience to God.Questions to think about:How does it feel to be mistreated when you have done nothing wrong?What do you learn from Joseph's life that can help you respond to people who mistreat you or are jealous of you?Do you ever struggle with envy like Joseph's brothers did? If so, what are some healthy ways you can deal with it?

The Pit Is Not Proof of Failure-   “They took him and threw him into the pit…” (v.24)   Joseph was thrown into the pit not because of rebellion, but obedience. He was doing exactly what his father asked. This teaches us a hard truth: faithfulness does not exempt us from hardship.   We often assume that if things are going wrong, we must be doing something wrong. But Joseph's pit tells us otherwise. Sometimes the pit is not God's punishment—it's God's process.   -You can be anointed and still abandoned -Loved by God and still misunderstood -Chosen and still suffering   The pit does not cancel the promise.

Joseph's dreams weren't random ambition—they were revelation. God was showing Joseph who he would become long before he was ready to handle it.  Check out Week 3 of Bible Study.

Joseph's life illustrates that an unshakeable commitment to Yahweh, coupled with integrity, assures prosperity and favor, even through profound betrayal, slavery, and unjust imprisonment. Joseph consistently chose an ethical path, making the best of every situation without bitterness, always crediting Yahweh for his success, ultimately rising from a slave to great authority.

Week 2: Finding Favor in the Will of God (The Story of Joseph) What does it really mean to walk in the perfect will of God? In Week 2 of The Story of Joseph, we discover that God's favor is not found by chance, comfort, or position—but through obedience. Using Joseph's journey from the pit to the palace, this message reveals three powerful ways believers can discern God's perfect will: through the Word of God, the leadership of the Holy Spirit, and the peace of God. This sermon encourages listeners to remain faithful in every season, trust God's process, and recognize that even delays and difficulties are part of God's divine plan. When we align our lives with God's will, His favor will follow.

In this episode, Dr. John Lennox explains how the story of Joseph in Genesis showcases God's goodness through trials. John C. Lennox is professor emeritus of mathematics at the University of Oxford and an associate fellow of Oxford's Said Business School. He is also the author of 'Joseph: A Story of Love, Hate, Slavery, Power, and Forgiveness' from Crossway. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Read the full transcript of this episode.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ❖ Listen to “Why Did God Let Job Suffer?" with Christopher Ash: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Apple Podcasts | Spotify | ⁠YouTube⁠ If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to leave us a review, which helps us spread the word about the show.

Total forgiveness means releasing the offender from any feelings of resentment and even praying blessing over them. The story of Joseph and his brothers from Genesis chapters 42-50 helps us see a picture of how to forgive like God forgives us.

Sovereignty of God- God has absolute power and right to do all things according to his own good pleasure

Speaker: Pastor Dudley Rutherford

Have you ever wondered why life had to be so hard? Why you had to walk through that painful season, face that betrayal, or survive those years that felt like a prison?

What an incredible conclusion to our message series, The Story Of Joseph. This is a powerful story of redemption, forgiveness, and restoration. If you missed any in this series, we challenge you to go back and watch all past messages.

What an incredible conclusion to our message series, The Story Of Joseph. This is a powerful story of redemption, forgiveness, and restoration. If you missed any in this series, we challenge you to go back and watch all past messages.

Ever feel like God has completely forgotten about you? Like you're doing everything right, but nothing's working out? You're not alone!