As Joseph continues to test his brothers honesty and compassion, Judah steps to the forefront and shows that these men have been changed by the grace and conviction of God, and reminds us that change is possible, even for dishonest, uncompassionate people like us.

When Joseph's brothers arrive in Egypt, he keeps his identity hidden and begins to test their honesty and compassion. They teach us all to welcome the light of conviction into our lives.

When Joseph's brothers arrive in Egypt, he keeps his identity hidden and begins to test their honesty and compassion. They teach us all to welcome the light of conviction into our lives.

In chapter 41 of Genesis, Joseph goes from being in prison in Egypt to being second in command under Pharaoh. We learn with him that when God raises us up, he does it in his time for his glory.

In chapter 41 of Genesis, Joseph goes from being in prison in Egypt to being second in command under Pharaoh. We learn with him that when God raises us up, he does it in his time for his glory.

An episode in Joseph's life where he helps two men by interpreting their dreams shows us that as God works to accomplish his great purposes for the world, he is building character in his people, and that when it comes to character building, there is no substitute for experience.

An episode in Joseph's life where he helps two men by interpreting their dreams shows us that as God works to accomplish his great purposes for the world, he is building character in his people, and that when it comes to character building, there is no substitute for experience.

The nearness of God will always be our good, no matter what is happening around us. Joseph lived his life before the face of God, and because of that, he submitted to sovereignty and walked with integrity.

The nearness of God will always be our good, no matter what is happening around us. Joseph lived his life before the face of God, and because of that, he submitted to sovereignty and walked with integrity.

In a difficult and jarring chapter of God's Word, we see that sin's deep roots can only be pulled from our hearts by a breakthrough of God’s grace. Judah and his sons' sins are despicable, Tamar is an unlikely heroine, and everyone points us to the salvation found in Jesus.