In Athens, Paul uses the altar to an “Unknown God” to proclaim the one true God, calling for repentance. Some mock, others are curious, and a few believe.

This weekend Joseph's brothers are filled with guilt as they are traveling to get food for their families. They are filled with fear because of it. We see a very simple solution to one of life’s biggest concerns. We will see one of the biggest causes of guilt and how to avoid it.

Praying is an essential part of our lives as Followers of Jesus. Tonight we will look at how we should pray. Praying is simple and we never want to complicate it but there is a blueprint for us to follow.

The story of Joseph shows us that we can never use our surroundings to judge how much God loves us and is working through us.

The best motivation for sharing the gospel is understanding your own sin and the great gift you were given through Jesus.

Every season has purpose. God uses each one to prepare us for what is ahead. Joseph’s account shows that faithfulness in every season matters, waiting is not wasted. It is a time to grow, trust, and get ready. When we prepare in faith, we can walk boldly when God calls, knowing His timing leads to His perfect plan.

Once again Paul and his team face persecution while spreading the Gospel and encouraging believers. We get to see how Paul and Silas carry themselves in the face of severe persecution, Their experiences will grow our faith and encourage to never stop spreading our Lords love in any circumstance.

Today we learn about the incredible faith of Joseph. Even through slavery and imprisonment his faith and trust in God remained strong. That is a lesson for all of us.

Lydia’s spiritual and practical response to the gospel, shows that God leads His people and opens hearts to receive the gospel. Lydia responds with faith, baptism, and generosity reminding us that salvation starts with God and leads to action.

The story of Joseph in Potiphar’s house highlights integrity, temptation, false accusation, and the fear of God. Joseph resists sin out of reverence for God, and despite injustice, God remains with him and causes him to prosper.