Genealogies are boring... or so we think. Find out why the genealogy of the family of Israel holds massive implications for salvation, spiritual growth, and understanding the Bible. (Genesis 46:8-27)

When Joseph revealed himself to his brothers, they thought he was going to kill him. Instead, he provided for them. Find out why. Genesis 45:1-15

How do we respond to sin? By responding in kind or by humbling ourselves? Judah and Joseph show us by example. Genesis 43:16-45:1

God saves through substitution. He provided a substitute to Adam, then, Abraham, and now to Israel... all part of His plan to provide the great Substitute for us. Gen. 42:36-43:15

There are always consequences of sin--even if years in advance--even for people who were never involved. Find out why. Gen. 42:1-28

How God's people respond to blessings is as important as how they respond to suffering. See how Joseph remained faithful to God even in the midst of good things happening to him. Gen. 37-57

Truth and life both come from God. It's no coincidence that the two trees of the Garden were the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge. Find how God used Joseph to remind pagans that truth and life comes from Him only. Genesis 41:1-45

Why does God bring suffering to those who do good?

Joseph did the right thing... and ended up in jail. Why does God let the righteous suffer and the evil prosper? Hint: it has to with His plan being bigger than yours. Gen. 39:1-20

It's easy for Christians to focus on everyone else's problems but their own. In the story of Joseph, God includes this story of Judah as a reminder of just how broken His people really are. Gen. 38:11-30