Dr. Crane shares from Genesis 50 how the death of Jacob gave Joseph another opportunity to show grace and forgiveness to his brothers. Just as they needed to receive Joseph's offer of grace and forgiveness, we need to surrender to God's grace and provision in Jesus.

Dr. Crane shares from Genesis 45 the story of Joseph's forgiveness of and reconciliation with his brothers. We learn that Jesus forgives us in the same way. 

Jakob King continues the story of Joseph and his brothers from Genesis 42, where we learn what a heart of forgiveness really looks like--and it begins with giving up the seat that was never ours. While forgiveness will not always erase negative feelings we can still choose to love our enemies well.

Dr. Crane continues the story from Genesis 41 of how Joseph was rewarded for his faithfulness, and given authority to prepare for the coming plague. Joseph was neither defeated by the memory of his abuse, nor distracted by his success, nor discouraged by his afflictions.

Dr. Crane shares from Genesis 41 the story of how Joseph remained faithful and obedient even in his difficult situation. We see that God keeps his promises, he offers hope during affliction and rest for the weary.

Dr. Crane shares from Genesis 40 the story of Joseph interpreting dreams and being betrayed by someone he helped. The story is a reminder that God will not abandon us, even when others do.

Dr. Crane shares from Genesis 39 the story of Joseph refusing the advances of Potiphar's wife. The story shows how, sometimes, God will allow temptation but he will also give us the strength to overcome.

Dr. Crane acts out a first person presentation of the relationship between Joseph and his brothers from Genesis 37. We can learn from this story the importance of replacing envy and selfishness with being other-focused and practicing the fruits of the Spirit.

Jakob King gives an overview of the life of Joseph, showing how his greatest achievement was becoming the man God intended him to be.