In this episode, we see how God interrupts the patterns of generational jealousy and evny between the family of the Promise. How much more can God bring our families together? Why did Joseph have a silver cup for the practice of divination in the first place?

Joseph's brothers have returned once again to Egypt and this time they have brought Benjamin- Joseph's baby brother with whom he shares the same father and beloved mother, Rachel. In this episode, we witness the complexity of Joseph's grief and yearning to have a family. It is a desperate desire and hurt that is not quenched by his favor or power in Egypt.

Sometimes, our sacrifice can feel like a personal punishment or rebuke from God. In this episode, we watch closely as Joseph comes face to face with his brothers for the first time since they sold him into slavery. What can we learn about forgiveness from Joseph's response to his brothers?

In this episode, we arrive at the purpose of Joseph's journey from the pit to the palace. As it turns out, God had nations on His mind. What does this reveal about how the Lord can use our afflictions to feed nations?

As Living Stones, we are called to set free the captives and heal their wounds even while we are bound and hurting ourselves. How is this possible? How is it fair? In this episode, we see Joseph using his gift of interpreting dreams to restore hope. We also see a reflection of our human tendency in becoming so drunk with our newly found freedom that we forget to remember the One who set us free.

In this episode, we see the integrity of Joseph's character on full display as he flees (translated to run with terror) from Potiphar's wife. Falsely accused of sexual assault, Joseph is thrown into prison but God continues to release His unmerrited favor upon him. We also discuss the gift that is the favor and mercy of God we inherit when in relationship with Abba.

The Hebrew word Harlot translates directly to mean "holy woman" and describes cultic prostitutes used in pagan religious activities to worship false gods. Tamar, a woman percieved as a harlot by Judah, is also who God decided to use in the lineage of Jesus Christ! In this episode, we see the grace and mercy of God extended outside of the covenant family. We also see to what extent God will go to defend His inheritance of a righteous offspring.

Did God give you a promise? Did He show you a dream? Did He reveal a vision? In this episode, we meet Joseph, the Dreamer who was called to be a ruler over his brothers at only seventeen years old. The story of Joseph teaches us about the ambiguous space between the pit and the palace.

In this episode, hosted by Caira Scott from Unsilenced Truths, we discuss the dichotomy of Capacity vs. Capabilty.

In this episode, we review the genealogy of Esau that is decorated with chiefs and kings- or so it seems. While Jacobs life is decorated with challenges, it appears that Esau went on to "prosper" in the land of Canaan. However, what does it profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul?