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Joseph begins to see the fulfilment of the dreams he was given and the providence of God, however Joseph remained on his guard against temptation. Ed challenges us to hold onto the purpose that God has for us even when it looks like things aren't working out.

Adamo looks at the tragic story of Joseph's brother Judah who loses two sons and his wife and then sleeps with his widowed daughter-in-law Tamar thinking she was a prostitute, but sees that even in this God works things out for good. Judah repents and later received Jacob's blessing and through him a great nation is formed.

Looking at the story of Joseph, Ed sees how in the bad times, God is working for us, but we do need to hold onto God in obedience for the full blessing to arise from the hard times. He also looks at the way in which Joseph was harmed by those who were close to him, much like the way in which our sin led to Jesus's suffering on the cross. So in the story of Joseph, we are like the brothers, but just as they received the blessing and mercy of Joseph, we receive the undeserved blessings of Jesus.

Looking at Jacob's dream about a ladder reaching up to heaven, Morne explores the undeserved grace shown to Jacob and the way in which heaven can be here and now.

Stefano looks at Abraham and Isaac and what we can take from this in regards to the testing in our own lives. Do we receive the revelation of God in the valley or up the Mountain?

Through the story of Abraham and Lot, Adaomo looks at the heart of intercession and rescue of Christ

At this time of Advent, Morne looks beyond the birth of Jesus to His promised second coming.

Stefano looks at the history in the Bible, from Genesis leading up to the Birth of Jesus. Here we see that the whole of history was leading up to His Birth - for us.

Ed shares from John 3v16 that God's motivation in sending Jesus is that He loves us. That is truly liberating - what else could matter? He goes on to encourage us to be active in our believe of Jesus every day, that we should experience eternal life - now.

Morne continues our series looking at the Gospel in Genesis, this time looking at Abraham. Here is a message about our Mission, our Promise and our Inheritance.