The idea of loving something brings up images of emotions and passions, but we can love God with our minds as well as our heart and soul.

At the end of Joseph’s difficult journey, he knows God has been with him through everything.

When Joseph finally sees his brothers after all these years, he’s flooded with anger and sadness. But he continues to be generous in the middle of an emotional crisis.

Joseph is like all of us. He gets into a place of power and authority, and temptation comes to him. His response is something we can learn from.

Joseph has his first crisis, in that he is betrayed by his brothers. This leads him down a difficult path, but one where he continually sees the hand of God.

Jesus shares a meal with his 12 closest friends, including one who is going to betray him. But Jesus offers himself to everyone who comes to the table.

As we enter the Easter season, we realize the Jesus we want isn’t always the Jesus we get. But the Jesus we get is always the Jesus we need.

At the end of our series, we gathered together to pray for different ways God is calling us to help the people we know.

Jesus challenges us to respond to our faith by actually doing something about the messed up world in which we live.

The book of Revelation paints a picture of a future where we all worship God together. But we don’t have to wait for eternity to experience real worship.