Even after God promises Moses to be with him, Moses is still struggling to settle into the call on his life as Israel's leader. In this episode we see God's tenacity and determination to bring to pass what He said using exactly who He said He would- Moses. How do we respond to the call of God?

In this episode, we are introduced to I AM THAT I AM - the almighty God that summons Moses to deliver His people from Egypt. Moses responds with self-doubt and tries to pass this great task onto someone else. How does God respond to our feelings of inadequacy when He calls us?

In this episode, we learn of the beginning circumstances for Moses- hidden in the reeds by the river to spare his life and then eventually joining togetber with his new family in Midian. We see a few similar trends in this story to the life of his forefathers Abraham, Issac, and Jacob. We also see a faithful God respond to the cries of His people!

In this episode, we learn of the mindset held by the new king of Egypt who has no regard for the descendants of Israel. We also meet Shiphrah and Puah, the Hebrew midwives who choose to obey God and go against the royal order to kill every son born among the Hebrews.

In this final chapter of Genesis, we say goodbye to Jacob and Joseph and prepare for the long journey ahead back to the promise land- as God promised one day Israel would return. We find ourselves back yet again to a new beginning.

In this episode, we learn of the prophecies pronounced by Jacob over his twelve sons - to become the twelve tribes of Israel: Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Joseph, and Benjamin.

As a part of the next generation of Israel, Ephraim & Manasseh receives a blessing from their grandfather. Except, it is the youngest child that is acknowledged as the triumphant leader of the two brothers. Is this a rectifying conclusion to the generational pattern of the youngest being the one to suffer?

How did Egypt become the richest country in the first place? In this episode, Joseph exercises his authority and wisdom to develop one of the first taxing systems during the extreme famine which was so catastrophic that people offered their livestock, land,  and eventually themselves as a form of currency for bread. We also hear the desire of Israel to return back to the promise land to be buried with his fathers.

In this episode, Jacob is reunited with his son, Joseph but not before God comforts Israel of his safe travels into Egypt and eventual return back to the Promise Land. We also witness the comfort and peace of Jehovah Shalom who calms the unspoken fears of Jacob as he prepares to leave for Egypt. What can we learn about trusting God to be with us when we are afraid?

In this episode, we meet El Roi once again- the God who sees us in our tribulations. Joseph comes to the realization that he was brought to Egypt to be the conduit of a miracle for his immediate family and for the nation. We learn the characteristic of God as a redeemer and restorer and dig deeper into the garment changes of Joseph's brothers who travels to tell Jacob the good news of his son!