This week’s message focuses on the life of Joseph, a story of jealousy, betrayal, perseverance, forgiveness, and redemption. Joseph’s journey, from being sold into slavery by his brothers to becoming second-in-command in Egypt, is a powerful example of how God’s redemptive power works through human circumstances. Despite being wrongfully accused, enslaved, and forgotten, Joseph remained faithful, choosing integrity and trusting in God’s plan. His obedience and perseverance positioned him to save countless lives during a famine, including his own family, who had once betrayed him. Joseph’s story reflects Kingdom influence: his actions were not about personal vindication but about God’s greater purposes. His ability to forgive his brothers highlights God’s power to redeem broken relationships. This story reminds us that God’s plan may be obscured by trials, but it is never thwarted. Joseph’s life ultimately foreshadows Jesus Christ, who also endured suffering to bring salvation to many. As we reflect, we are challenged to trust God’s sovereignty, walk in obedience, and wait on His timing. True Kingdom influence begins in the small, everyday decisions to honor God, and it leads to reflecting His grace and redemption to others.