This episode in the life of Joseph presents one further test of the repentance and faith of the sons of Jacob. Here we also see Judah emerge as a servant leader. Here we also see foreshadows of our Lord Jesus Christ. See PDF outline.

The life of Joseph continues as Genesis 43 highlights Jacob's fears -- and his misplaced treasure. Judah steps up to lead among his brothers. See PDF outline.

This message continues the life of Joseph series, with the time of testing of his brothers as they gather in Egypt. Through all these testings the hand of God's providence is seen. See PDF sermon outline.

Joseph, with God's help, interprets Pharaoh's dream and is elevated to high position in Egypt -- all part of God's plan to preserve His people in the years ahead. This exposition of Genesis continues our series on the life of Joseph, and highlights his faith and his great God who saves- See PDF outline.

Joseph is in prison in Egypt, far from home and the Promised Land. Yet the Lord was with him, and he was -unforgotten.- This exposition of Genesis 40 continues our series on the Life of Joseph, and presents the gracious ways of God. See PDF outline.

Joseph, beloved son of the patriarch Jacob, was enslaved in Egypt -- sold there by his own brothers. But the Lord was with him, and that makes all the difference- This exposition continues our look at the LIFE of Jospeh. See free PDF outline.

The Lord had providentially led Jacob -Israel- into Egypt where Joseph was in position to provide for them. But a famine continues in the land. How does the Lord use this famine, and other famines- This exposition answers that question. See PDF outline.

Joseph is sorely mistreated by his brothers, and sold into slavery. What will become of his dreams, which the LORD had given him- This exposition answers. See free PDF outline.

The introductory sermon on THE LIFE OF JOSEPH, from Genesis - a timely message for our day. See free PDF outline.

What did it mean that Jesus suffered outside the camp- This exposition begins with the OT context for this comment, then shows the suffering and reproach endured by Jesus in procuring our salvation. The question arises- will you suffer reproach with Christ- See free PDF outline.