No one knows how long of a life God will give them but each of us has influence over how prepared we are for that day. Joseph finished his story well and by learning from some of the final traits in his life...you can do the same.

In the long season of Egyptian influence, Jospeh modeled steadiness with three anchor points. Comparing Genesis 47 and 49 help us learn from his example.

The final test Jospeh had for his brothers, highlighted the transformation in their lives. It also points us to some big theological truths to remember.

As the story of Joseph and his brother's moves toward reconciliation, the series of tests that he put them through provides helpful challenges for our lives.

What is your attitudes and appetites toward God and church? Psalm 84 provides a challenging call to examine that question personally.

The evils done by Joseph's brothers lingered in the their consciences for 20 years. Sorting that out took time, but they begin to take steps to demonstrate true Biblical repentance.

If anyone had a "rough past" it was Joseph and yet he was able to move forward and make a significant impact in his time. His example provides helpful insight for all of us to move past the rough spots in our past.

On one unexpected day, everything changed in Joseph's life. For him it was surprising, but God had it planned all along. Digging into that day helps us relate to God's plan still at work in our world.

We all have had seasons when it feels like everything that can go wrong has gone wrong. How do you navigate that in a way that brings glory to God? Joseph's example will help.

Psalm 121 contains a lot of encouragement that God is on our side. It is a great Psalm to reconnect with in this Summer of Psalms.