Resilience gives us strength when we need it most. It builds our character, and enhances our relationship with God and others. Yet, the one thing resilience requires is pain.
Letting Go of What's Holding On to You
May 3, 2020 • Aaron Brockett
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On the Other Side
May 24, 2020 • Aaron Brockett
Joseph allowed the trials of his life to shape his character and grow his personal relationship with God to new levels. By keeping his heart soft and being faithful with the work in front of him, Joseph emerged on the other side of his trials with the ability to forgive his brothers and say to them, “You intended to harm me, but God intended it all for good.”
Put It All on the Line
May 17, 2020 • Ryan Bramlett
Joseph continues to test his brothers so that he can know—have they changed? Twenty years after they cruelly sold him into slavery, what is in their hearts? Judah passes the test with flying colors. His eloquent speech offering to take the punishment for Benjamin is a picture of repentance and sacrificial love, a foreshadowing of the love Jesus has for us.