We finish our study of the book of Genesis this morning with a look at God's faithfulness, forgiveness, and hope.

We take a look at Jacob's blessing of his sons and how their character creates the foundation of the identity of the tribes of Israel.

Jacob is about to die and he summons his sons for his final words. He adopts Joseph's two sons as his own and demonstrates to us the character that God has formed in him over his long life.

Jacob moves his family to Egypt - which seems like a step away from God's plan. But it's actually an integral part of God's plan for his family.

Scott walks us through the climax of the Joseph story and God's heart for reconciliation.

Joseph meets his brothers again after 20 years apart and we take a look at how undealt with sin will destroy you.

Joseph models for us how we should respond when God reveals his plans for the future to us.

Jake Nelson points out three reasons why we can trust God in his sovereignty in this story of Joseph's time in prison.

Joseph begins to rise in favor in the midst of his slavery only to fall deeper into the pit - all within the purview of the sovereignty of God.

What can we learn about suffering, and ultimately about the gift of salvation in Jesus, from this strange interruption of the Joseph story?