Is it harder to stay faithful when life falls apart—or when everything goes your way?

In this episode, Stephen Davey walks through Genesis 41, where Joseph is suddenly elevated from prison to power. He’s now Egypt’s second-in-command. He wears royal robes, holds Pharaoh’s ring, and commands a nation. But this is more than a promotion—it’s a test of character.

Stephen explains why prosperity is often a greater test than adversity. While pain can deepen faith, success can weaken it. Comfort can dull your dependence on God. In this powerful message, you’ll see how Joseph passes the test. He gives credit to God. He makes wise decisions. He names his sons to honor the Lord. Through it all, he never forgets who raised him up.

You’ll also learn why prosperity can eliminate faith and weaken character if left unchecked. Stephen highlights the danger of forgetting God in seasons of abundance, and he urges you to measure success by spiritual integrity—not external achievement.

If you’re praying for blessing, this episode will prepare your heart to receive it. If you’re already in a place of influence or ease, it will help you guard your heart. The message is clear: honor God in success the same way you depend on Him in suffering.