"Judah's concern for his father drives him to love what his father loves." In Cory Wilkes' first sermon, he picks up in Genesis 44, deepening our understanding of the transformation that has taken place amongst the sons of Jacob, pointing us deeper into the precious truths of the gospel, and pressing us into a captivating intimacy with the Father from on High.

“Judah’s concern for his father drives him to love what his father loves.” In Cory Wilkes’ first sermon, he picks up in Genesis 44, deepening our understanding of the transformation that has taken place amongst the sons of Jacob, pointing us deeper into the precious truths of the gospel, and pressing us into a captivating intimacy with the Father from on High. 

As God continues his work in Joseph, Jacob, and his brothers, there is a feast in the famine.

As God continues his work in Joseph, Jacob, and his brothers, there is a feast in the famine.

The famine brings a family reunion. With Joseph face to face with his brothers, what will Joseph do? Will he exact justice? Will the brothers get what they deserve? Is there redemption for men like this? Will Jacob die in sorrow?

The famine brings a family reunion. With Joseph face to face with his brothers, what will Joseph do? Will he exact justice? Will the brothers get what they deserve? Is there redemption for men like this? Will Jacob die in sorrow? 

The life of Joseph was changed a dream more than once. In this episode, we see the exaltation of the brother who has known only humiliation for over a decade. We see the sovereignty, timing, and wisdom of God in raising up Joseph for such a time as this.

The life of Joseph was changed a dream more than once. In this episode, we see the exaltation of the brother who has known only humiliation for over a decade. We see the sovereignty, timing, and wisdom of God in raising up Joseph for such a time as this. 

How does the story of Joseph help us understand how to relate to the suffering of others while we ourselves experience heartache? How does God grow us in our moments of difficulty?

How does the story of Joseph help us understand how to relate to the suffering of others while we ourselves experience heartache? How does God grow us in our moments of difficulty?