JOSEPH: A VISIONEERING FAITH (5 OF 8)
by Joey Rodgers
Scripture: Hebrews 11:22
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Joseph: A Visioneering Faith (5 of 8)
Series: Im-POSSIBLE -Experiencing a Faith that Works
Joey Rodgers
Hebrews 11:22
If you have your Bible, I want you to join me in Hebrews 11 as we continue our study on the heroes of the faith to learn from these imperfect people the different facets of faith to help us to live a faithful life.
To be sure, the beauty of these faith heroes is they were no more or less perfect than any of us. They each had their own faith flaws/faux pas - meaning - They didn't always get it right. In fact, some of them royally blew it - either getting ahead of God, or at times, getting away from God. But here's the thing - in the end, when it mattered most - they each trusted God.
This is the heart of faith in God - the ability to trust in the un-seeable God b/c you know He will be there.
Biblically speaking - faith is living in the hope of God's promise, presence, and provision knowing it is certain even though it's not always visible/tangible.
Faith is the assurance of things we hope for and the conviction of things we cannot see. Hebrews 11:1
Don't Miss - the critical element of faith is the OBJECT of our faith - b/c in trusting God, faith is believing in God not b/c we see Him but b/c we can see the evidence of God. Like the wind, we can't see it, but we can see its effects - so we know it's real.
Which brings us to our text and faith hero for today. If you'll turn to Hebrews 11:22 - today, I want to introduce you to possibly the most admired man in the Bible - Joseph. His story is found in Genesis 37-50.
Most of us have heard of Joseph. We've heard of his coat of many colors and prophesying dreams. We've heard how he was betrayed by his brothers then falsely imprisoned for fleeing from Potiphar's wife. But what we may've missed are the essential faith lessons he needed to learn to help him to have a forward-looking trust in God and in Gold's plan. READ
By faith Joseph, when he was dying, made mention of the ...
Series: Im-POSSIBLE -Experiencing a Faith that Works
Joey Rodgers
Hebrews 11:22
If you have your Bible, I want you to join me in Hebrews 11 as we continue our study on the heroes of the faith to learn from these imperfect people the different facets of faith to help us to live a faithful life.
To be sure, the beauty of these faith heroes is they were no more or less perfect than any of us. They each had their own faith flaws/faux pas - meaning - They didn't always get it right. In fact, some of them royally blew it - either getting ahead of God, or at times, getting away from God. But here's the thing - in the end, when it mattered most - they each trusted God.
This is the heart of faith in God - the ability to trust in the un-seeable God b/c you know He will be there.
Biblically speaking - faith is living in the hope of God's promise, presence, and provision knowing it is certain even though it's not always visible/tangible.
Faith is the assurance of things we hope for and the conviction of things we cannot see. Hebrews 11:1
Don't Miss - the critical element of faith is the OBJECT of our faith - b/c in trusting God, faith is believing in God not b/c we see Him but b/c we can see the evidence of God. Like the wind, we can't see it, but we can see its effects - so we know it's real.
Which brings us to our text and faith hero for today. If you'll turn to Hebrews 11:22 - today, I want to introduce you to possibly the most admired man in the Bible - Joseph. His story is found in Genesis 37-50.
Most of us have heard of Joseph. We've heard of his coat of many colors and prophesying dreams. We've heard how he was betrayed by his brothers then falsely imprisoned for fleeing from Potiphar's wife. But what we may've missed are the essential faith lessons he needed to learn to help him to have a forward-looking trust in God and in Gold's plan. READ
By faith Joseph, when he was dying, made mention of the ...
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