The scandal in Egypt. Potiphar’s wife shot her shot — and Joseph said, “Nah, I fear God.” This one’s about temptation, boundaries, and choosing purpose over pleasure. We talk about:	•	Why temptation always looks like opportunity.	•	How Joseph’s “no” was spiritual strategy, not pride.	•	The cost of integrity when no one’s watching.	•	Keeping your purpose louder than your passions.

The scandal in Egypt. Potiphar’s wife shot her shot — and Joseph said, “Nah, I fear God.” This one’s about temptation, boundaries, and choosing purpose over pleasure. We talk about: • Why temptation always looks like opportunity. • How Joseph’s “no” was spiritual strategy, not pride. • The cost of integrity when no one’s watching. • Keeping your purpose louder than your passions.

181. “Potiphar’s Wife” (Genesis 39:6-12)

With the guide of scriptures and hymns, join Israel Olorunnisola in unravelling the wisdom and light of God. Here we analyse obscure faith topics, relate biblical stories and characters to self-growth, and dismantle the oppressive chains of religion. This podcast is a space for Celestians who are in the world but not of the world. This podcast is a fountain of truth, grace, light and love. You are very welcome.

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181. “Potiphar’s Wife” (Genesis 39:6-12)

181. “Potiphar’s Wife” (Genesis 39:6-12)