Paul Taylor - May 16, 2021
Kingdom Economy
The family of Jacob has arrived in Egypt and settled in. In this section, we see Joseph managing the economy of Egypt. As the famine progresses, the Israelites become more prosperous, but the Egyptians become more dependent on the government. We'll explore this contrast, consider the circumstances of our own lives, and discuss what it means to live lives of faith in a Kingdom Economy.
Scripture References: Genesis 47:1-31
From Series: "The Story of Joseph"
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