The central role of family and passing blessing on to your descendants is seen in this episode.

Paul Johnson is one of history's greatest thinkers and a man of prayer.  He tells us why to pray, how to pray, and the power of prayer.  Remember Johnson is not a pastor or theologian.  He's a historian.  A laymen.  And these are his comments on prayer.

Because God has given him supernatural insight into the future, Joseph is able to save both the nations of Egypt and Israel from a devastating family.  And he is able to spend with his father the last years of Jacob's life.

One of the great intellectuals of our time gives his reasons for believing in the God of the Bible.

God uses tragedy to get our attention and it works like nothing else.

A columnist in the Washington Post asks, "Why don't you Christians just give in on gay marriage?"  That will never happen and here are seven reasons why.

Jacob leaves the Promised Land for Egypt.  But God assures him that His promises will still be fulfilled.  He then is reunited with Joseph.

You have heard reasons for the lessening of religion belief in America--and Europe.  The real reason is not what you think.

We see a decline in Christian worship attendance and belief in Christian doctrines.  Can Western culture survive the loss of these things and still have Christian values?

Joseph's brothers have returned to their father and told him the astonishing news:  Joseph is not only alive, he is the ruler of Egypt.  Before Jacob sets out for Egypt, however, he has to hear from the Lord.