Once he's sold as a slave, Joseph ends up in Egypt in the house of an important man named Potiphar. Joseph proves himself to be trustworthy and is put in charge of all of Potiphar's dealings. Not long after this Potiphar's wife tries to seduce Joseph. Joseph repeatedly refuses her advances and ultimately flees from her grasp. After being rejected she lies and accuses Joseph of assaulting her and Joseph is then thrown in prison.

Sexual temptation is all around and we must learn to guard against it. Joseph is a great example to us of how to do that and honor God in the face of constant temptation.

With Beyonce's song "Sandcastles" serving as our jumping-off point, we talk about infidelity, betrayal, and God's eternal faithfulness towards even unfaithful people.

In a youth-obsessed society, we often associate aging with stagnation, inconvenience, and irrelevance. But in Scripture, aging is a gift and not a burden, and the aged among us are essential and not irrelevant. Indeed, when God wants to do something new, he first enlists the services of the old.

Being a human is hard and somebody should do something about it! This week we listen to the song "Lost" by NF & Hopsin, and then discuss why being a human is hard and Jesus has done something about it.

Modern Americans are the freest and loneliest people who have ever lived. Exploring Galatians 5, we discuss how true freedom is enslaving ourselves to each other's good by learning how to belong to a people and a place.

Using Coldplay's song, "Daddy", as a jumping off point, we explore the fatherlessness dilemma afflicting American culture, and the prophet Malachi's assertion that God desires to turn the hearts of parents and children back toward one another.