The most destructive attacks on the authority of Scripture have not come

from outside the church, but from within. In order to guard against

this tendency, we must examine Jesus's view of Scripture very carefully.

What did Jesus think about the Old Testament? Did He believe it is

literal history or mythological in nature?

When the future is uncertain what should we know, believe, and do? We learn much from God's interactions with Jacob when Jacob's plans are dramatically interrupted.

When the future is uncertain what should we know, believe, and do? We learn much from God's interactions with Jacob when Jacob's plans are dramatically interrupted.

The most destructive attacks on the authority of Scripture have not come

from outside the church, but from within. In order to guard against

this tendency, we must examine Jesus's view of Scripture very carefully.

What did Jesus think about the Old Testament? Did He believe it is

literal history or mythological in nature?

Joseph reconciles himself to his brothers. He then sends them to their family to go and tell the good news that the loved and favored son is alive and that there is bread to save a perishing and famished world! It is not hard to see how this relates to believers today in a Great Commission world.

Joseph reconciles himself to his brothers. He then sends them to their family to go and tell the good news that the loved and favored son is alive and that there is bread to save a perishing and famished world! It is not hard to see how this relates to believers today in a Great Commission world.

Joseph gives us a stirring example of how to forgive the unforgivable. Only a belief in the total sovereignty and goodness of God will enable us to trust God in the dark and forgive those who wrong us deeply. Ultimately, Jesus shows us the greatest example of this kind of forgiving love on the Cross.

Joseph gives us a stirring example of how to forgive the unforgivable. Only a belief in the total sovereignty and goodness of God will enable us to trust God in the dark and forgive those who wrong us deeply. Ultimately, Jesus shows us the greatest example of this kind of forgiving love on the Cross.

This week Judah, the brother who suggested they sell Joseph into slavery (Gen 37), is transformed by God's grace. He is willing to trade his life for Benjamin, proving that he is ready to stop grieving the father and start loving the son. Has this transformation happened to you?

This week Judah, the brother who suggested they sell Joseph into slavery (Gen 37), is transformed by God's grace. He is willing to trade his life for Benjamin, proving that he is ready to stop grieving the father and start loving the son. Has this transformation happened to you?