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In this series we walk through the life of Joseph in Genesis, following the thread that God’s people minister from His favor, not for His favor. Joseph is favored as a son, yet still betrayed; the LORD is with him in Potiphar’s house and in prison, yet he still faces false accusation and delay. In every season he is not serving to earn God’s presence—he is serving because God is already with him.

We will also keep returning to Genesis 50:20: “You planned evil against me; God planned it for good.” Joseph never pretends the evil was not real. He simply refuses to treat it as ultimate. The pit, the prison, the forgotten years, and the famine are not random; God is weaving them into the preservation of His people and the fulfillment of His promises.

Joseph’s story points beyond itself to Christ, the truly beloved Son who ministered from the Father’s declared delight rather than to earn it. In Jesus we are brought into that same grace: we do not serve to become loved; we serve because, in Christ, we are already loved.

Join us as we ask two recurring questions: Am I serving, obeying, enduring, or leading for God’s favor—or from it? And where do we see what people meant for evil—and where might God be working for good?

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In this series we walk through the life of Joseph in Genesis, following the thread that God’s people minister from His favor, not for His favor. Joseph is favored as a son, yet still betrayed; the LORD is with him in Potiphar’s house and in prison, yet he still faces false accusation and delay. In every season he is not serving to earn God’s presence—he is serving because God is already with him.

We will also keep returning to Genesis 50:20: “You planned evil against me; God planned it for good.” Joseph never pretends the evil was not real. He simply refuses to treat it as ultimate. The pit, the prison, the forgotten years, and the famine are not random; God is weaving them into the preservation of His people and the fulfillment of His promises.

Joseph’s story points beyond itself to Christ, the truly beloved Son who ministered from the Father’s declared delight rather than to earn it. In Jesus we are brought into that same grace: we do not serve to become loved; we serve because, in Christ, we are already loved.

Join us as we ask two recurring questions: Am I serving, obeying, enduring, or leading for God’s favor—or from it? And where do we see what people meant for evil—and where might God be working for good?

Send us Fan Mail

In this series we walk through the life of Joseph in Genesis, following the thread that God’s people minister from His favor, not for His favor. Joseph is favored as a son, yet still betrayed; the LORD is with him in Potiphar’s house and in prison, yet he still faces false accusation and delay. In every season he is not serving to earn God’s presence—he is serving because God is already with him.

We will also keep returning to Genesis 50:20: “You planned evil against me; God planned it for good.” Joseph never pretends the evil was not real. He simply refuses to treat it as ultimate. The pit, the prison, the forgotten years, and the famine are not random; God is weaving them into the preservation of His people and the fulfillment of His promises.

Joseph’s story points beyond itself to Christ, the truly beloved Son who ministered from the Father’s declared delight rather than to earn it. In Jesus we are brought into that same grace: we do not serve to become loved; we serve because, in Christ, we are already loved.

Join us as we ask two recurring questions: Am I serving, obeying, enduring, or leading for God’s favor—or from it? And where do we see what people meant for evil—and where might God be working for good?

Send us Fan Mail

In this series we walk through the life of Joseph in Genesis, following the thread that God’s people minister from His favor, not for His favor. Joseph is favored as a son, yet still betrayed; the LORD is with him in Potiphar’s house and in prison, yet he still faces false accusation and delay. In every season he is not serving to earn God’s presence—he is serving because God is already with him.

We will also keep returning to Genesis 50:20: “You planned evil against me; God planned it for good.” Joseph never pretends the evil was not real. He simply refuses to treat it as ultimate. The pit, the prison, the forgotten years, and the famine are not random; God is weaving them into the preservation of His people and the fulfillment of His promises.

Joseph’s story points beyond itself to Christ, the truly beloved Son who ministered from the Father’s declared delight rather than to earn it. In Jesus we are brought into that same grace: we do not serve to become loved; we serve because, in Christ, we are already loved.

Join us as we ask two recurring questions: Am I serving, obeying, enduring, or leading for God’s favor—or from it? And where do we see what people meant for evil—and where might God be working for good?

Send us Fan Mail

In this series we walk through the life of Joseph in Genesis, following the thread that God’s people minister from His favor, not for His favor. Joseph is favored as a son, yet still betrayed; the LORD is with him in Potiphar’s house and in prison, yet he still faces false accusation and delay. In every season he is not serving to earn God’s presence—he is serving because God is already with him.

We will also keep returning to Genesis 50:20: “You planned evil against me; God planned it for good.” Joseph never pretends the evil was not real. He simply refuses to treat it as ultimate. The pit, the prison, the forgotten years, and the famine are not random; God is weaving them into the preservation of His people and the fulfillment of His promises.

Joseph’s story points beyond itself to Christ, the truly beloved Son who ministered from the Father’s declared delight rather than to earn it. In Jesus we are brought into that same grace: we do not serve to become loved; we serve because, in Christ, we are already loved.

Join us as we ask two recurring questions: Am I serving, obeying, enduring, or leading for God’s favor—or from it? And where do we see what people meant for evil—and where might God be working for good?

Send us Fan Mail

In this series we walk through the life of Joseph in Genesis, following the thread that God’s people minister from His favor, not for His favor. Joseph is favored as a son, yet still betrayed; the LORD is with him in Potiphar’s house and in prison, yet he still faces false accusation and delay. In every season he is not serving to earn God’s presence—he is serving because God is already with him.

We will also keep returning to Genesis 50:20: “You planned evil against me; God planned it for good.” Joseph never pretends the evil was not real. He simply refuses to treat it as ultimate. The pit, the prison, the forgotten years, and the famine are not random; God is weaving them into the preservation of His people and the fulfillment of His promises.

Joseph’s story points beyond itself to Christ, the truly beloved Son who ministered from the Father’s declared delight rather than to earn it. In Jesus we are brought into that same grace: we do not serve to become loved; we serve because, in Christ, we are already loved.

Join us as we ask two recurring questions: Am I serving, obeying, enduring, or leading for God’s favor—or from it? And where do we see what people meant for evil—and where might God be working for good?

Send us Fan Mail

In this series we walk through the life of Joseph in Genesis, following the thread that God’s people minister from His favor, not for His favor. Joseph is favored as a son, yet still betrayed; the LORD is with him in Potiphar’s house and in prison, yet he still faces false accusation and delay. In every season he is not serving to earn God’s presence—he is serving because God is already with him.

We will also keep returning to Genesis 50:20: “You planned evil against me; God planned it for good.” Joseph never pretends the evil was not real. He simply refuses to treat it as ultimate. The pit, the prison, the forgotten years, and the famine are not random; God is weaving them into the preservation of His people and the fulfillment of His promises.

Joseph’s story points beyond itself to Christ, the truly beloved Son who ministered from the Father’s declared delight rather than to earn it. In Jesus we are brought into that same grace: we do not serve to become loved; we serve because, in Christ, we are already loved.

Join us as we ask two recurring questions: Am I serving, obeying, enduring, or leading for God’s favor—or from it? And where do we see what people meant for evil—and where might God be working for good?

Send us Fan Mail

Podcast Series Summary: Conviction

Series Title: Conviction
Big Idea: True conviction comes from knowing Jesus — walking in light, living in love, and standing confidently in eternal life.
Series Text: 1 John 5:13 — “I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.”

In a world filled with uncertainty, anxiety, and spiritual confusion, the Apostle John wrote a letter so that believers could know — not just hope or wish — that they have eternal life. The book of 1 John is a powerful, practical manual on authentic Christianity. It cuts through the noise and shows us what real fellowship with God looks like, how love is the clearest evidence of our faith, and how we can live with bold assurance even in uncertain times.

This 13-week teaching series, Conviction, walks verse-by-verse through the entire book of 1 John. Each message is designed to help listeners move from doubt to confidence, from mere religion to vibrant relationship, and from cultural Christianity to a deeply rooted, joy-filled faith in Jesus Christ.

John doesn’t waste words. He gives us clear tests for genuine faith: Are we walking in the light? Are we loving like Jesus loved? Are we overcoming the pull of the world? Do we have the Holy Spirit’s witness inside us? Throughout the series, we’ll discover that true conviction isn’t based on our feelings, performance, or circumstances — it’s anchored in who Jesus is and what He has done for us.

What You’ll Experience in This Series:

• A fresh encounter with the reality of Jesus — the One we can know personally, not just believe in from a distance.  
• Practical tools for dealing with sin, guilt, and shame through confession and the advocacy of Christ.  
• A deeper understanding of what it truly means to be a child of God and how that identity changes everything.  
• Clear warnings against false teachings, worldliness, and spiritual deception.  
• Powerful encouragement to love others tangibly, even when it’s hard.  
• Rock-solid assurance that you can carry with you long after the series ends.

Whether you’re a new believer wanting to build a strong foundation, a long-time Christian battling doubt, or someone wrestling with questions about eternal life, this series is for you. John wrote these things so that you would know. By the end of these 13 weeks, our prayer is that you will walk away with renewed joy, stronger relationships, and unshakable conviction in your faith.

Conviction is more than a sermon series — it’s an invitation to live the kind of Christian life that John described: full of light, overflowing with love, and anchored in the confident hope of eternal life.

Perfect for:  

• Individual listeners seeking personal spiritual growth  
• Small groups and Bible studies  
• Churches looking for a rich, expository series on assurance and holy living

Ready to trade doubt for conviction? Join us as we journey through 1 John and discover the confidence that comes from truly knowing Jesus.

“Are you tired of wondering if your faith is real? Do you ever struggle with doubt, sin, or fear about the future? The Apostle John wrote an entire letter so you could stop guessing and start knowing you have eternal life.  

In our new 13-week series, Conviction, we’re walking through the book of 1 John. Together we’ll learn how to walk in the light, love like Jesus, overcome the world, and live with bold assurance.  

If you’re ready for deeper faith and lasting confidence, this series is for you. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe now and let’s grow in conviction together.”

Send us Fan Mail

Podcast Series Summary: Conviction

Series Title: Conviction
Big Idea: True conviction comes from knowing Jesus — walking in light, living in love, and standing confidently in eternal life.
Series Text: 1 John 5:13 — “I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.”

In a world filled with uncertainty, anxiety, and spiritual confusion, the Apostle John wrote a letter so that believers could know — not just hope or wish — that they have eternal life. The book of 1 John is a powerful, practical manual on authentic Christianity. It cuts through the noise and shows us what real fellowship with God looks like, how love is the clearest evidence of our faith, and how we can live with bold assurance even in uncertain times.

This 13-week teaching series, Conviction, walks verse-by-verse through the entire book of 1 John. Each message is designed to help listeners move from doubt to confidence, from mere religion to vibrant relationship, and from cultural Christianity to a deeply rooted, joy-filled faith in Jesus Christ.

John doesn’t waste words. He gives us clear tests for genuine faith: Are we walking in the light? Are we loving like Jesus loved? Are we overcoming the pull of the world? Do we have the Holy Spirit’s witness inside us? Throughout the series, we’ll discover that true conviction isn’t based on our feelings, performance, or circumstances — it’s anchored in who Jesus is and what He has done for us.

What You’ll Experience in This Series:

• A fresh encounter with the reality of Jesus — the One we can know personally, not just believe in from a distance.  
• Practical tools for dealing with sin, guilt, and shame through confession and the advocacy of Christ.  
• A deeper understanding of what it truly means to be a child of God and how that identity changes everything.  
• Clear warnings against false teachings, worldliness, and spiritual deception.  
• Powerful encouragement to love others tangibly, even when it’s hard.  
• Rock-solid assurance that you can carry with you long after the series ends.

Whether you’re a new believer wanting to build a strong foundation, a long-time Christian battling doubt, or someone wrestling with questions about eternal life, this series is for you. John wrote these things so that you would know. By the end of these 13 weeks, our prayer is that you will walk away with renewed joy, stronger relationships, and unshakable conviction in your faith.

Conviction is more than a sermon series — it’s an invitation to live the kind of Christian life that John described: full of light, overflowing with love, and anchored in the confident hope of eternal life.

Perfect for:  

• Individual listeners seeking personal spiritual growth  
• Small groups and Bible studies  
• Churches looking for a rich, expository series on assurance and holy living

Ready to trade doubt for conviction? Join us as we journey through 1 John and discover the confidence that comes from truly knowing Jesus.

“Are you tired of wondering if your faith is real? Do you ever struggle with doubt, sin, or fear about the future? The Apostle John wrote an entire letter so you could stop guessing and start knowing you have eternal life.  

In our new 13-week series, Conviction, we’re walking through the book of 1 John. Together we’ll learn how to walk in the light, love like Jesus, overcome the world, and live with bold assurance.  

If you’re ready for deeper faith and lasting confidence, this series is for you. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe now and let’s grow in conviction together.”

Send us Fan Mail

Podcast Series Summary: Conviction

Series Title: Conviction
Big Idea: True conviction comes from knowing Jesus — walking in light, living in love, and standing confidently in eternal life.
Series Text: 1 John 5:13 — “I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.”

In a world filled with uncertainty, anxiety, and spiritual confusion, the Apostle John wrote a letter so that believers could know — not just hope or wish — that they have eternal life. The book of 1 John is a powerful, practical manual on authentic Christianity. It cuts through the noise and shows us what real fellowship with God looks like, how love is the clearest evidence of our faith, and how we can live with bold assurance even in uncertain times.

This 13-week teaching series, Conviction, walks verse-by-verse through the entire book of 1 John. Each message is designed to help listeners move from doubt to confidence, from mere religion to vibrant relationship, and from cultural Christianity to a deeply rooted, joy-filled faith in Jesus Christ.

John doesn’t waste words. He gives us clear tests for genuine faith: Are we walking in the light? Are we loving like Jesus loved? Are we overcoming the pull of the world? Do we have the Holy Spirit’s witness inside us? Throughout the series, we’ll discover that true conviction isn’t based on our feelings, performance, or circumstances — it’s anchored in who Jesus is and what He has done for us.

What You’ll Experience in This Series:

• A fresh encounter with the reality of Jesus — the One we can know personally, not just believe in from a distance.  
• Practical tools for dealing with sin, guilt, and shame through confession and the advocacy of Christ.  
• A deeper understanding of what it truly means to be a child of God and how that identity changes everything.  
• Clear warnings against false teachings, worldliness, and spiritual deception.  
• Powerful encouragement to love others tangibly, even when it’s hard.  
• Rock-solid assurance that you can carry with you long after the series ends.

Whether you’re a new believer wanting to build a strong foundation, a long-time Christian battling doubt, or someone wrestling with questions about eternal life, this series is for you. John wrote these things so that you would know. By the end of these 13 weeks, our prayer is that you will walk away with renewed joy, stronger relationships, and unshakable conviction in your faith.

Conviction is more than a sermon series — it’s an invitation to live the kind of Christian life that John described: full of light, overflowing with love, and anchored in the confident hope of eternal life.

Perfect for:  

• Individual listeners seeking personal spiritual growth  
• Small groups and Bible studies  
• Churches looking for a rich, expository series on assurance and holy living

Ready to trade doubt for conviction? Join us as we journey through 1 John and discover the confidence that comes from truly knowing Jesus.

“Are you tired of wondering if your faith is real? Do you ever struggle with doubt, sin, or fear about the future? The Apostle John wrote an entire letter so you could stop guessing and start knowing you have eternal life.  

In our new 13-week series, Conviction, we’re walking through the book of 1 John. Together we’ll learn how to walk in the light, love like Jesus, overcome the world, and live with bold assurance.  

If you’re ready for deeper faith and lasting confidence, this series is for you. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe now and let’s grow in conviction together.”