This 20th post in our series looking at the life of Joseph, looks at Joseph's reaction to being reunited with his youngest brother. It goes on to look at the question of segregation and how Jesus prayed for unity.

This post, quoting Genesis 43:24-26, looks at any doubts that Joseph might have had over the years. It looks at the encouragement that God gives us to hold fast to what God has said to us.

Day 18 of the study on "The Life of Joseph" explores Genesis 43:15-16, where Joseph's brothers bring gifts and Benjamin to Egypt. Joseph, concealing his identity, invites them for a meal, calming their fears. Reflect on reactions to stress and pray for healing in broken families.

In this post, the focus is on Genesis 43:1-2. Amidst severe famine, Jacob's sons are sent back to Egypt for more food after initial resistance. They face concerns about their imprisoned brother Simeon, their father's health, and family reunification. The post concludes with a call to pray for famine-stricken regions and broken families.

This post is Day 16 in a series on "The Life of Joseph". It discusses Genesis 42:6-7, where Joseph, now governor, encounters his brothers who don't recognize him. Joseph accuses them of being spies and detains one while the others fetch their youngest brother. The narrative explores the emotional complexities of this reunion.

This post is the 15th in a study on "The Life of Joseph," focusing on Genesis 42:3-5. It discusses Jacob's fear for Benjamin's safety due to past trauma and connects it to modern parental discipline influenced by unresolved issues. It emphasizes seeking divine healing through God for true inner peace and renewal.

On Day 14 of this series, the focus is on Genesis 41:57, highlighting Joseph's diligent work as Pharaoh's representative during a severe famine. His effective management led people from various countries to Egypt for grain, fulfilling God's plan to reunite Joseph with his family. Reflect on how God prepares people for their future.

Day 13 of this study outlines Joseph's rise from prison to becoming Egypt's ruler, thanks to God's guidance, without formal qualifications. Joseph's effective management led Egypt to stockpile food, becoming the sole supplier during a severe famine. Readers are urged to pray for current famine-stricken areas and reflect on their own resource attitudes.

This post is the 12th in a series on "The Life of Joseph." It focuses on Joseph interpreting Pharaoh's dreams and showcasing his humility and wisdom, which led to his rise in status. It draws parallels between God's plan for Joseph and His ongoing plans for Israel and individuals, emphasizing the importance of trust and faith.

Day 11 of The Life of Joseph study focuses on Genesis 41:15-21, where Joseph attributes his dream interpretation skills to God. Despite his struggles, including imprisonment, Joseph's faith and humility lead to his promotion after interpreting Pharaoh's dreams. The post encourages reflection on God's purpose and plans in one's own life.