God is the One who saves, but he makes people with flesh on to be Super Heroes. How will he make you into a Super Hero?

Watch the music video of Savin' Me by Nickelback. It is a powerful visual of what we are like once we are saved. It'll also be referenced in the sermon; so the sermon will make more sense!

http://youtu.be/_JQiEs32SqQ

In the most vivid description of the One that was foreshadowed, Isaiah shows us a picture of a Servant who was humbled and exalted on our behalf.

God foreshadowed a Shepherd that would be born in the unlikeliest of places.

God foreshadowed a Leader that would be the King of the Scattered.

Christians say that Jesus is the Messiah. Some people will say that Jesus didn't know his identity. Did Jesus know this? Or are Christians just making stuff up?

While God moved to bring Joseph into a position of power, God hadn't completed the dream yet. We must still wait for him to finish what he started.

God prepared Joseph, but when is enough enough? Joseph was ready to get out of prison. But God wasn't quite ready yet. When God does move, he also makes it real clear.

Joseph wasn't ready for God moving on the dream. He had to go through the plains and valleys before God could move. But at every step, Joseph worked, prepared and sacrificed.

God initiated a dream inside of Joseph. But he horribly mismanaged that dream. What do we do with a dream that is inside of us?

Idols cause slavery and God forms us by redeeming us from that slavery.