Last week we found Joseph in a pit. His brothers did not know his value, so they sold him into slavery to the Ishmaelites for a slave’s wage of 20 shekels of silver. Because of his commitment to excellence, Joseph ended up in Potipher’s house. And while it’s great to
Last week Joseph was thriving in Potiphar’s house. He had been a good Steward in a bad situation and was rewarded by being elevated to serve Potiphar and his wife in their home. It was clear that God was still favoring Joseph. Why then, did he end up in a
Last week, we saw that Joseph’s brothers took his coat of many colors and threw him into a pit. They meant it as a punishment for Joseph’s daring to dream so big. What they didn’t know was that the pit would put Joseph on a path to an amazing journey.
Before Joseph’s brothers threw him in the pit, they took the coat that his father gave to him. Joseph was Jacob’s 11th son, but he was favored because he was the firstborn of his beloved wife Rachel. His brothers knew this and as a final humiliation, they took his coat
For the next few weeks, I’ll be sharing a few success principles I’ve learned from the story of Joseph. The first principle I want to highlight involves the people that surround us and the importance of discerning whether we have a circle or a cage? Knowing the difference will change
How many times have you heard or even said, “maybe it’s just not God’s will for me/you”? I have heard this more times than I can count. We often say this when we are disappointed, in pain or frustrated and there is just no answer for what we’re going through.
