Sometimes for us to move forward in our life, we have to go through trials for the glory of God.

The only similar thing in all of your problems is you. You can either let it consume you or learn from it and serve others.

In every way except for conception, Jesus was the son of Joseph.

We also have to realize that we will always fail. As we go through our "jail time" we have to remember that God is always there and can free us.

Bill Woods, describes his experiences and how the support of Shekinah has done for the children in Thailand.

Everyone is vulnerable to temptation, but our response to it can shape the way we live for Christ.

We can go through our entire life collecting our own achievements and using them to pad our Christian resume, instead of professing what God has changed in us.

The book of Mark is a little different than the other Gospels. It gives more of a vision of Jesus' actions and less of his teachings/parables. In these examples given we see that God has no limitations on what He can achieve and if we take action it will have the same outcome

Joseph's father loved him dearly, but his brothers hated him and wanted him dead. But instead of killing him they sold him for silver.

This week is part two of the series "Life of Joseph". Joseph is the Old Testament example that even though bad things happen, God still has a way of taking care of us.