After two long years in prison, Joseph’s life changed in a single day. From a forgotten slave, he rose to become the most powerful man in Egypt, second only to Pharaoh himself. God used Joseph to interpret Pharaoh’s troubling dreams, foretelling seven years of abundance followed by seven years of severe famine. Tasked with saving Egypt from disaster, Joseph embraced the challenge with divine wisdom. As Grand Vizier, he navigated the complexities of Egyptian politics and the intrigues of one of the most advanced royal courts of the ancient world. When the famine struck, Joseph opened the royal storehouses, selling grain not only to Egyptians but to neighbouring nations as well. Among those who came seeking food were Joseph’s ten brothers. Though they failed to recognise him, they bowed before him, fulfilling the very dreams he had shared over two decades earlier. In that moment, Joseph saw, once more, the hand of God guiding every step of his journey. Join us as we explore Joseph’s extraordinary influence in Egypt, his emotional reunion with his family, and the unwavering faith that carried him through betrayal, prison, power, and reconciliation.