Life rarely follows our plans, as Joseph's story in Genesis demonstrates. From being his father's favorite to enduring betrayal, slavery, and imprisonment, Joseph's journey was filled with unexpected turns. Yet in Genesis 41, we witness a pivotal moment when God uses Pharaoh's troubling dreams to elevate Joseph from prisoner to palace official. This turning point teaches us that God often disturbs the comfortable, chooses the rejected, provides through practical planning, and elevates the obedient in His perfect timing. Joseph's story ultimately points to Jesus, the perfect deliverer who was rejected so we might be rescued—reminding us that our greatest hope comes not through our own strength but through surrendering to God's rescue.