Pastor Daniel Fusco leads us through the 5 ways of living life with Jesus in a messy world from the book of Ephesians.

Joseph sent his brothers back to Canaan with provisions and their grain money hidden in their sacks of grain. The unexpected gift was a test to the brothers. When the brothers discovered it, it made them more afraid of the mysterious Egyptian official.

A medida que comienza la hambruna anunciada, Jacob envía a sus hijos a Egipto a comprar trigo. Sin saberlo se reencuentran con José, y José comienza un largo proceso de restauración en relación con sus hermanos.

As the foretold famine begins, Jacob sends his sons to Egypt to buy grain. Without knowing they meet Joseph, and Joseph begins a long process of restoring relationship with his brothers.

Although Joseph had a change in career he remained unchanged in character. He lives in Egypt but never becomes an Egyptian by remembering his Lord in both adversity and prosperity. He focuses on the future and makes peace with is past. He instills faith in his family, and through wise administration brings salvation to the nation of Egypt and the surrounding nations as well.

After being God’s messenger of knowledge to Pharaoh, now Joseph is God’s messenger of wisdom, advising Pharaoh to prepare for the great famine to come. Pharaoh then promoted Joseph to the second position in all Egypt to put the plan into action.

After two more years in prison, Joseph is brought to interpret Pharaoh's troubling dream. God used Joseph to bring His message to Pharaoh and all of Egypt.

Después de dos años más en prisión, José es llevado a interpretar el sueño inquietante del faraón. Dios usó a José para llevar Su mensaje a Faraón y a todo Egipto.

Put in prison for a crime he never committed, Joseph brought God's message to the butler and baker of Pharaoh, revealing the meaning of their dreams.

Although Joseph is put in prison he demonstrates himself as a man of iron will determined to do the best with what God has given him. We're challenged in this text to embrace the place God has us in. To not just persevere in our circumstances but to excel in them.