In part two of our series, "Answering Our Culture," we deal with the lie that there is no absolute truth.

After more than two decades in Egypt, Joseph is finally reconciled with his brothers.

1 Peter 3:15 tells us that believers should be prepared to give an answer for the hope that's within them.

After Joseph's rise to power in Egypt, he receives the shock of his lifetime when the brothers that sold him into slavery show up bowing before him.

The church doesn't need more heroes; the church needs more ambulance drivers.

After years of unjust suffering, Joseph's moment finally comes. Pharaoh's dreams open the door for Joseph to be used by God in ways he could never have imagined.

As followers of Jesus, we can't just attend church and never share what He has done in us and for us. We've been chosen to change the world!

While in prison, Joseph continues to prosper as God brings two men into his life for a specific purpose. However, it doesn't work out the way Joseph thinks it will.

If we are going to be like Jesus, we will be servants. Jesus showed us this truth when He washed His disciples' feet.

After suffering unimaginable betrayal at the hands of his brothers, Joseph now goes to Egypt as a slave. He prospers in his new setting only to be falsely accused by an evil seductress and thrown into prison.