Today we talk about family relationships and what they mean to us and what have they cost us to be estranged from our family members.  What are we willing to do to get that back, the closeness, love and peace that we feel with our family.

We live in towns or cities, whether they be big or small, it doesn't matter, what does matter is what you see going on around you where you live.  Are you going to be like the people you see that are impotent, blind, halt, withered, or are you going to take up your bed and do what the Lord has asked you to do?

Joesph has lived full life and after his father’s funeral, he is asked for forgiveness by his brothers and he shows that no matter what evil you did to me, was meant for good and was a setup by God for a time in the future to benefit our future. It is the passing of leader like no other.

Jacob calls all his son’s together and tells each one about themselves and tells the future of his families destiny and the place of burial for himself before he dies.

Joesph gets a report about his father, Jacob, that he is sick. Joesph goes to his father’s bedside with his two sons. Jacob blesses the two sons and prophesies over their life.

This is a financial principle chapter it teaches you how to handle your finances so don’t end up owing anyone for your carelessness of financial responsibility.

Reunited and it feels so good!!! It feels good when we reunite with family members that we haven't seen in a while.

Today we're talking about Judah pleading Benjamin's case when he has been accused of stealing a silver cup from Joseph's house. Who's got your back when you been accused of something that you know that you didn't do.  It's good to know that someone is in your corner regardless of the circumstances.

We see in this chapter that the food has run out in the land of Canaan and their father has asked them to go down again into Egypt to purchase food.  Joseph greets them with open arms and he invites them to his house to eat.  The trip ends on a good note.