In the story of Joseph it is easy to miss how central Judah is to the story. Judah begins as a complete mess. He suggests Joseph be sold into slavery and is sexually out of control (see 37-38). However, the Messiah is promised to be the Lion of the tribe of Judah (see 49:8-10). How could this be? Come witness the transforming grace of God in the life of Judah and his brothers!
[Mark referenced & quoted from this excellent sermon series on Joseph by Colin Smith.]
Wise Men Still Joyfully Worship Jesus as King | Matthew 2:1-12
Answering Objections to the Post-Tribulation Rapture
Jesus Saves | Matthew 1:18-25
13 Reasons to Doubt the Pretribulation Rapture | Part 2
What May We Learn from the Genealogy of Jesus? | Matthew 1:1-17
13 Reasons to Doubt the Pretribulation Rapture | Part 1
Wise as Serpents, Innocent as Doves | Acts 22:22-23:11
Only Two Ways to Live | Psalm 1
What About the Rapture? Evaluating Dispensationalism and the Pre-Tribulation Rapture
Paul‘s Bold Testimony | Acts 22:1-22
Paul is Falsely Accused and Suffers Unjustly | Acts 21:27-40
What is the Gift of Tongues? Is this Gift Still Given Today?
Paul and James Face a Challenging Situation in Jerusalem | Acts 21:17-26
Reformation Day: Understanding Martin Luther and the Five Solas of the Reformation
What About Signs and Wonders? | Sunday School
How Biblical Convictions Create Courage and Evangelism | Acts 21:1-16
Does Prophecy Still Happen Today? | Sunday School
Paul‘s Pastoral Portrait: Five Traits of a Faithful Shepherd | Acts 20:25-38
Learning from Paul | Acts 20:17-24
The Gifts of the Spirit: One Body, Many Members | 1 Corinthians 12 | Sunday school
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