Why does God allow hardship even in the lives of the faithful? That question echoes through the opening chapter of Joseph’s story. At just seventeen, Joseph is thrust into betrayal, slavery, and heartbreak—but none of it is wasted.

In this episode, Stephen Davey unpacks the incredible events of Genesis 37. You’ll meet a teenage boy with a deep moral compass and a set of dreams that spark intense jealousy in his brothers. Joseph’s father favors him. His brothers envy him. And their envy leads to a plot that changes Joseph’s life forever.

You’ll also discover how Joseph’s story is more than history—it’s a roadmap for your own walk with God. Stephen draws out lessons from Joseph’s character, his father Jacob’s passivity, and the bitterness that grew in his brothers’ hearts. Most of all, you’ll see that even when God’s blessings seem far away, His purpose is right on time.

Whether you’re in a season of waiting, struggling with family wounds, or wondering where God is in your pain, this episode will offer hope and insight. Joseph’s story is proof that purity is possible, bitterness can be resisted, and God’s plan always moves forward—even in the pit.

What does your giving say about your heart? In this message titled What We Give Away, Stephen Davey explores the final promise believers make to their local church: the promise to financially support it through faithful, cheerful, and sacrificial stewardship.

Drawing from passages like 2 Corinthians 8–9, Stephen shows that giving isn’t about obligation—it’s an act of worship and trust. From a child placing his necktie in the offering plate to the joyful generosity of churches in deep poverty, the examples he shares are both humorous and humbling.

Faithfulness means you give consistently. Cheerfulness means you give joyfully. Sacrifice means you give even when it costs you. And it’s all rooted in one key truth: God owns everything—you’re just managing His resources.

You’ll be challenged to evaluate your giving patterns, confront your assumptions, and rediscover the joy of supporting gospel work. This isn’t about guilt—it’s about growth. This message will inspire you to steward what you have for what truly lasts.

What does your giving say about your heart? In this message titled What We Give Away, Stephen Davey explores the final promise believers make to their local church: the promise to financially support it through faithful, cheerful, and sacrificial stewardship.

Drawing from passages like 2 Corinthians 8–9, Stephen shows that giving isn’t about obligation—it’s an act of worship and trust. From a child placing his necktie in the offering plate to the joyful generosity of churches in deep poverty, the examples he shares are both humorous and humbling.

Faithfulness means you give consistently. Cheerfulness means you give joyfully. Sacrifice means you give even when it costs you. And it’s all rooted in one key truth: God owns everything—you’re just managing His resources.

You’ll be challenged to evaluate your giving patterns, confront your assumptions, and rediscover the joy of supporting gospel work. This isn’t about guilt—it’s about growth. This message will inspire you to steward what you have for what truly lasts.