Harvest Bible Chapel

True reconciliation takes heart change, requires total forgiveness, and celebrates God's providence.

As we continue the story of Joseph, we find him facing the perfect opportunity to repay his brothers for the wrongs they committed against him. However, Joseph’s deep reverence for God led him to respond with grace, trusting in God's providence rather than seeking revenge.

We see Joseph, still in prison, interpreting the dreams of fellow prisoners, and later, Pharaoh’s troubling dreams, which leads Pharaoh to appoint him as second-in-command to prepare Egypt for a coming famine.

We see both Joseph's faithfulness and God's faithfulness through Joseph's unwelcomed encounter with Potiphar's wife.

God takes the sinful choices of sinful people and uses them for His glory and our good. That means, if you’re a Christian, no matter how much garbage you’ve experienced or created, God can and will grow flowers out of it.

What's the key to the Christian life?

Rejoice in hope

Be patient in tribulation

Be constant in prayer

"Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen." Ephesians 3:14–21

How do you respond when fear strikes? Do you try to plan your escape? Run from what scares you? Or feel overwhelmed and give up? Instead, follow King Jehoshaphat’s example: seek the Lord, remember who God is, and keep your eyes on Him.

Listen to the message "A Desperate Prayer" from 2 Chronicles 20:1–12 in our series A.S.K., and discover how to face fear with faith.

Why do so many people today feel overwhelmed by anxiety? Society has countless opinions on the causes and quick fixes, but in his letter to the Philippians, the Apostle Paul offers God's remedy. He acknowledges:

• Anxiety is real.

Tune in to the message "Anxiety-Driven Prayer" from Philippians 4:6–7 in our series A.S.K., and discover how God’s peace can transform your heart.

What does Jesus teach us about prayer? He invites us to call to Him for our daily provision, to keep short accounts with Him by asking for daily forgiveness, and to pray for protection from the enemy and his schemes.