In "Goshen," Apostle Otis B. Young delivers a powerful message about God's designated place of abundance, protection, and divine connection for His people, even amidst global scarcity. Drawing from the biblical account of Goshen in Egypt, he illustrates how God sets apart His chosen to thrive where others struggle.
Key takeaways from this teaching include:
-- Goshen as God's Place of Provision and Protection: Despite the world facing famine or downsizing, God promises His people overflow and plenty in their "Goshen." This isn't just about material wealth, but about divine care and security.
-- The New PPP: Provision, Protection, and Promise: Apostle Young introduces a divine "PPP" that far surpasses earthly schemes. God guarantees to provide for His people, protect them from harm, and remain faithful to His promises.
-- A Place of Refuge and Direct Connection: Goshen is a sanctuary where hardship doesn't penetrate. It signifies a unique proximity to God, allowing believers to pray directly and see immediate results, without needing intermediaries.
-- Fertile Ground for Harvest: Just as Goshen was fertile, God's designated place ensures that what is planted will yield a return, not just financially, but in various forms of blessing and divine favor.
-- Fulfillment of God's Promises: Goshen represents the fulfillment of God's covenant, particularly His promise to Abraham to make his descendants a great nation. This extends to generational blessings for believers today.
-- Groundbreaking Opportunities: Being in "Goshen" means experiencing unprecedented breakthroughs—in business, family, and ministry—breaking barriers and setting new precedents.
-- Strategic Positioning for Kingdom Impact: God strategically places individuals and communities (like Kingdom Life Village) in their "Goshen" to be a blessing to the kingdom, impacting their local community, region, state, and even globally.
-- Remaining Distinct and Holy: Living in Goshen means being in the world but not of it, maintaining holiness and a distinct identity amidst foreign or challenging environments.
-- Overcoming Adversity with a Joseph Anointing: The Joseph anointing, linked to Goshen, includes overcoming adversity, practicing forgiveness and reconciliation (especially with family), and legacy building, focusing on benefiting others rather than personal gain.
Scriptures for Further Study:
-- Genesis 45:8
-- Genesis 45:9
-- Genesis 45:10
-- Genesis 45:11
-- Genesis 47:6
-- Exodus 8:22
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