In Revelation Christ is referred to as "the Lion of the Tribe of Judah". In Genesis we read the story of Judah and he does not seem to be a good role model for Christian living. What is it about Judah, the 4th born of Jacob, that allows him to carry the lineage of the first born and to be included in one of the titles of Christ the King of kings and Lord of lords?

When Joseph's brothers bow down to him in Egypt his dream is fulfilled. But his mission is not yet completed. What did Joseph have in mind when he was testing his brothers? What did God have in mind for the life of Joseph?

Sound Doctrine. First of all, what is it? And secondly, how do we 'fight for it'?

Two years after interpreting the Butler and Baker's dreams, Joseph is suddenly called up before Pharoah. Will he be ready for his moment? Or is this really his moment? What does Scripture identify as Joseph's moment of success?

Where do dreams fit in the Christian life? How much weight should we put in dreams? God obviously used them in Scripture, but what about for us today?

"The Elder must be blameless....for there are many insubordinate....whose mouths must be stopped." In writing to Titus, Paul explains why it is so important for a Christian to be blameless and ready to defend sound doctrine.

Timely encouragement to keep our eyes on eternity. Are we heading Christ's words to be watching for His coming? Are we living with the awareness that one day we will be with Him?

"Paul, a bondservant of God and an apostle of Jesus Christ..." That's how Paul starts his letter to Titus. Is the term 'bondservant' limited to a few of the apostles or does it have implications for us today?

Jesus taught us to pray, 'Lead us not into temptation.' James tells us that God does not tempt anyone. In Potiphar's house Joseph found himself in a horrible lose-lose situation, he had no good options. But Joseph stood strong, he said, 'How can I do this thing and sin against God?'

There is much that we can learn from Joseph, including how to keep opportunity and temptation from meeting and resulting in sin in our lives.

Who is Titus? This message introduces Titus in relation to Paul's ministry and sets the stage to understand Paul's message to Titus and how it applies to the Believer today.