What does it mean to say "the Lord is with you"—especially when life is marked by betrayal, temptation, injustice, and suffering? In Genesis 39, Joseph finds himself far from home, sold into slavery, falsely accused, and imprisoned. And yet, Scripture repeatedly declares this defining truth: the Lord was with Joseph. Not only in prosperity, but in suffering. Not only in success, but in shame. In this sermon, we explore: How God's presence shapes our understanding of success and suffering Why obedience often comes at a cost—and why it's worth it How Joseph resists sexual temptation with integrity and humility What it means to flee sin and trust God when doing the right thing still leads to hardship How Joseph's life points forward to Christ, our suffering Savior This passage reminds us that God's steadfast love does not disappear in trials—and that God often uses suffering to prepare His people for greater purposes than they can see. 📖 Scripture: Genesis 39 ⛪ Church: Harvest Liberty Lake Church 📍 Liberty Lake, WA
