The life of Joseph holds some invaluable keys for us as we are being trained in favor. He goes from much beloved, favored son to being sold as a slave, then is accused of adultery and thrown into prison; he is forgotten there before finally being brought before Pharaoh.
In every place Joseph went, God had made deposits of favor. Our process of development involves being able to recognize those deposits in times of personal crisis. Our starting point is that God is always present, therefore His favor is always present.
Discover God’s favor in times of personal crisis by developing the art of walking out the Truth by the power of the Holy Spirit.
In this episode we’re discussing:
+ How do we discover and live in favor in times of crisis?
+ Identifying Old Man habits and learning how to walk as a New Creation in Christ.
+ How all situations are about you and the Lord coming into a deeper place of relationship.
Key Scriptures
+ Hebrews 12:2
+ Psalm 105:19
+ Genesis 45:7
+ Genesis 50:20
+ 1 Corinthians 2:7-9
Additional Resources:
Graham shares more of Joseph’s story in the classic, “Why Wounded and Betrayed Believers are Useful to God.” Available as a CD or MP3 at Brilliant Book House:
https://www.brilliantbookhouse.com/products/why-wounded-betrayed-believers-are-so-useful
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