Sermon date: October 18, 2026
Joseph rises from prison to power, hailed as second only to Pharaoh, yet his story takes a sobering turn. Embraced by Egypt, he adopts its name, marries its daughter, and governs its people with policies that deepen their bondage. His success masks a spiritual drift—until his past returns and reclaims him. This moment of recognition reveals a tension every believer faces: how to serve in a foreign land without losing one’s identity. The story doesn’t end in assimilation, but in a promise to return home, pointing beyond power to a lasting inheritance.
