Mary Magdalene is moved from unbelief to faith in Christ throughout John 20. What happened? Does our path to faith follow hers?

Joseph's brothers meet him face to face and when he finally reveals himself to them they know his forgiveness. Joseph's story points us forward to our reconciliation with God in Christ.

Joseph uses one last "test" to force a confrontation with the brothers. Judah's response is unlike any in the book of Genesis and is a precursor to Christ's work for us.

Mark 10:45 tells us that Jesus came to ransom and serve. Surprisingly, the roots of this go way back to Judah and Joseph!

The brothers go down to Egypt to buy grain and meet their (hidden) exalted brother. Joseph's interaction with them is a bit unusual. In this sermon we explore why Joseph behaves the way he does.

In John 2, Mary tells the servants at the wedding, "Do whatever he tells you." That phrasing seems to echo Pharaoh's words from Genesis 41 "Go to Joseph, do whatever he tells you." Is there a connection between these two commands?