In Job 1-5, Job, a man of great integrity and wealth, endures severe losses, including his livestock, servants, and children, as part of a test by Satan, allowed by God. Despite his immense suffering and his wife's urging to curse God, Job remains faithful, leading his friends to visit and debate the reasons for his afflictions and the concepts of divine justice and discipline.
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Today’s Reading: Read Job 1 Job was one of God’s Chosen People. He was a man who loved God and lived in a way that...
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Today’s Reading: Read Genesis 47:1–12 Joseph was glad to be reunited with his brothers. During the time of famine, the best place to live was...
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In Genesis 47-50, Joseph manages the severe famine in Egypt, ensuring the survival of his family and the Egyptian people. As Jacob's life ends, he blesses his sons, forecasting their futures, and Joseph, remaining faithful and forgiving, assures his brothers of his continued support and kindness, highlighting the overarching theme of God's providential care and the fulfillment of His promises.
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Today’s Reading: Read Genesis 45:1–15 Do you remember how Joseph ended up in Egypt? His brothers sold him to the travelers who were going to...
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In Genesis 44-46, Joseph tests his brothers' integrity by framing Benjamin for theft, leading to an emotional plea from Judah, which prompts Joseph to reveal his true identity and forgive them, seeing their actions as part of God's plan. Subsequently, Jacob and his entire family move to Egypt, where they are reunited with Joseph and settle in the region of Goshen.
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In this heartwarming video, Kelli Bjork shares her personal journey of finding support and community through the WRAP team at Brentwood Baptist. She beautifully compares...
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Today’s Reading: Read Genesis 40–42 While Joseph was in prison, God gave him the opportunity to interpret 2 people’s dreams. The King’s Cupbearer and the...
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In Genesis 41-43, Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams, predicting seven years of abundance followed by seven years of famine, leading to his appointment as Egypt's overseer for famine preparation. During the famine, Joseph's brothers come to Egypt for grain and do not recognize Joseph, who tests their integrity by demanding to see their youngest brother, Benjamin.
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Lincoya Hills Baptist Church, led by Pastor George Ibock, found itself at a crossroads. With an average age of 83 and a diminishing presence in...
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Today’s Reading: Read Genesis 39:1–6; 39:19–23 Remember that Joseph was sold to a group of travelers going to Egypt? When he got to Egypt, he...
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In Genesis 38-40, Judah has three sons and marries his first son to Tamar. After his sons die, Tamar tricks Judah into fathering her twins. Joseph, sold into slavery, prospers in Potiphar's house but is imprisoned after a false accusation, where he interprets dreams for Pharaoh's servants.
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