0:00.0	This is the Baymont podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm Miss Co. Host Brent Billings and today
0:10.9	we are finishing our study of the life of Joseph covering Genesis 41 to 50, not all of
0:18.0	that in excursionating detail. Some portions more than others, but Marty Senses is kind of
0:24.6	the second part of Joseph. Why don't we do a quick review of what we covered last time?
0:30.2	Absolutely. And while we're at it, we'll remind ourselves of everything that came before that,
0:34.2	because Genesis is that essential. So remember the preface, Genesis 1 through 11. We talked about
0:41.0	like a really, I don't want to say simple, it's incredibly profound. A big premise of trusting the
0:49.0	story. Genesis 1 through 11 was all about God saying, listen, I've got your back. I'm going to
0:54.6	remember the covenant. I've got the rainbow. I'm not angry. You got to trust me and you got to
1:00.4	not give in to fear and insecurity. And there are all these stories of people who did. And that kind
1:05.2	of became the the thunderous premise of what God builds a story on is the human condition is going
1:11.9	to be to give in to fear and insecurity, but you are loved and creation is enough and it's all there
1:17.9	and you can trust that. And right about time we're starting to feel hopeless, we get introduced to
1:22.0	the family of God. They're not perfect. Far from it, but God found a group of people, really a guy
1:28.8	by the name of Avram, who comes from good family stock people of hospitality and people of
1:35.0	charting a new course. And God says, I need to take that and we need to build on it because you're
1:40.4	somebody who's willing to lay down your life on behalf of other people. You're willing to trust the
1:45.0	story. And I want to see where this goes. And so Avram partners with God and he makes mistakes and
1:51.7	he learns lessons, but ultimately time and time again, the things that define Avram aren't going to
1:57.7	be his worst stories are going to be his best stories, which I hope would be true of all of us. But
2:02.9	Avram is going to be defined by the moments where he leaned into the story and trusted that God had
2:07.8	his best interest in mind, that God had his back, that he had value and worth. And the midst of
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