Podcast Show: Tuolumne Community Baptist Church Sermon series.
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Genesis 43: Joseph’s Brothers Return with Benjamin
Finally in this chapter Jacob was forced by the severity of the famine to take action. The brothers could not return without Benjamin—that was the condition laid down by the governor, Joseph. So, Judah agreed to serve as surety for Benjamin, and Jacob accepted the offer. In this one respect at least, Judah here reminds…
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Genesis 42: Joseph’s Brothers Go to Egypt
Genesis 42: Joseph’s Brothers Go to Egypt We’re going to see Joseph’s brothers come to Egypt, and we have reason to believe (based on Genesis 45:11) that this happened in the first two years of the famine. (let’s read)
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GENESIS 41: Pharaoh’s Dreams
Genesis 41: Pharaoh’s Dreams NKJV 1 Then it came to pass, at the end of two full years, that Pharaoh had a dream; and behold, he stood by the river. Joseph was in prison, forgotten by Pharaoh’s butler, for two more full years. There was difficulty and discouragement in those years for Joseph, but we believe he…
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GENESIS 40: Prisoners’ Dreams “The Butler and the Baker”
GENESIS 40 Prisoners’ Dreams “The Butler and the Baker” Joseph, still in prison, prospered in his circumstances. The end of Genesis 39 shows the great authority and responsibility Joseph had in the operations of the prison, even as a prisoner.
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Genesis 39: Joseph a Slave in Egypt
Genesis 39: Joseph a Slave in Egypt Read along with the sermon notes: https://tuolumnebaptist.org/joseph-a-slave-in-egypt/ The story now returns to Egypt, where Joseph was appointed overseer in the house of Potiphar, … captain of the guard in Pharaoh’s palace. The LORD was with him and he became a successful man. Potiphar’s wife tried repeatedly to seduce Joseph,…
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GENESIS 38: Judah and Tamar
Todays sermon was sadly cut short due to a computer issue you would like the rest of the sermon you can view the notes on our website. https://tuolumnebaptist.org/genesis-38-judah-and-tamar/ GENESIS 38: Judah and Tamar Genesis 37 closes with an account of Jacob’s sons selling their brother Joseph to the Midianites, and they in turn selling him into…
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Genesis 35-37
Today we went through 3 chapters of Genesis, Genesis 35, 36, and 37. Genesis 35: “The only cure for worldliness is to separate from it” (Barnhouse). Jacob had to leave Shechem and go to Bethel. There had to be a departure from one and a new direction and destination set. There was a new place for…
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Genesis 33:Jacob and Esau Meet, Genesis 34: The Dinah Incident
Genesis 33:Jacob and Esau Meet I can only imagine the emotions and fears that Jacob (now known as Israel) was feeling. And how about Esau, 20 years ago this deceiver brother of his stole the birthright blessing from him. I don’t know if Esau knows how God told his mother Rebekah that there were two…
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Genesis 32
Picking up where we left off reading Genesis about Jacob after this easter season.
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The Triumphal Entry Palm Sunday, it’s all about Jesus
As Jesus began to speak openly about the suffering that lay ahead of Him. He also spoke about what it means to follow Him. Discipleship is not simply about admiration from a distance. Jesus invites those who follow Him to walk the same path of surrender and trust. “To take up the cross,” it is to place His…