The captain of the guard charged Joseph with them, and he served them, and they continued

a season in Ward.

God, as I reflect on Genesis 40, I ask that you give me the ability to give divine solutions

and walk in divine understanding.

I will not allow circumstances in my life to determine whether

or not I use my gifts to help the lives of others. Even when I feel overlooked and imprisoned

like Joseph, I will hold fast to my calling, and I will continue to be faithful in the midst of my prison. I declare that I will

not lose hope, for I know that once you make a promise God, nothing on earth can stop it. Today, I choose to be a

resource to fuel the dreams of others.

My power flows in abundance when my back is against the ropes.

I decree and declare that in all seasons you can use me, God.

And because I'm willing to be used, I know my deliverance is just around the corner.

In Jesus' name. Amen. Stay tuned to immerse yourself in the greatest stories ever told from

pray.com's podcast, Heroes in the Bible.

Welcome to another episode in the study of Joseph, sometime I call him Joe.

Joseph is a part of our series of podcasts on the life of this extraordinary Christ-like individual.

I'm Ed Young, your host for this series of pray.com podcast own heroes in the Bible. In our last episode, we celebrated Joseph's success as he faced

an extreme test, the test of sexual temptation. His victory was not without consequences. However, he was

falsely accused of rape and thrown to the same prison where Favre's officials were often confined.

Today's episode, Joseph, is in prison and faces yet another high, high test, the test of injustice. In our prelude, we will

encounter the Apostle Paul and his companion Cytas as they too are unjustly imprisoned in Philippi.

Before we begin, let me ask you a few questions. Have you ever felt that God

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