As we prepare for the big move the local school for Sunday services, we examine what it will take in both time and treasure for the will of God to be accomplished. Luke 18:18-30.

Many people claim to know about Salvation, but only Jesus offers such in both a comprehensive and intelligent fashion. It's all about Jesus.

Assuming all is well, the brothers head back to their father with Benjamin safely in tow. Joseph, however, has one more test for the brothers. Graciously, this ultimate test will reveal the salvation of their lives if they permit it. Genesis 44:1-45:2.

With hardship confronting them, and Joseph's law standing, the family has no choice but to submit to Joseph's decree. Yet, what the family offers is not the minimum, but the fullness of their lives to the "Lord of the Land." Joseph grants mercy for their sacrifice. Genesis 43:1-34.

With the boys now back in Canaan, they tell their father about the cruel master of Egypt they were forced to encounter, plead with, and forfeit a brother. Yet as they are revealing the grain they purchased, their money mysteriously reappears and exposes the sin of the brothers. Fathers turn against sons, and all refuse to reconcile. Genesis 42:27-38.

With the world in distress, Jacob sends his lazy and loathing sons to Egypt to buy grain. Unaware of who their brother is, they meet a test of character that reveals more than they could have hoped for. Genesis 42:1-26.

With the decree of the Lord now before Pharaoh, Pharaoh must decide how to respond. Will he ignore the Lord, kill Joseph, praise Joseph, or praise the Lord? All will take place in response to the SPIRIT of the Lord. Genesis 41:37-57.

Forgotten and left in a jail cell to die, Joseph is unexpectedly called upon by Pharaoh to alleviate his stress. A wild encounter ensues as Joseph takes a stand for righteousness and saves a nation from destruction. God calls us to be His missionaries. Gen. 41:1-37.

This week our man, Joseph, is locked up with high-treason prisoners, yet he compassionately shows them mercy. Why? Learn why Christians always do the right thing. Genesis 40:1-23

The church and business world are full of "mission-ideology;" but what does it all mean? Biblically, Christians are to be on Mission, because God is on Mission, and they should share the same mission: the Glory of God. All of creation exists to bring glory to God through His supernatural ability.