Coming up on marriage today with Jimmy and Karen

Dreams have a generational influence and I'm saying to all of us and you'll hear me say this very

graphically in this message your life is going to have a legacy. Your dream should not die when you die. If you're

living your life correctly, you will fulfill God's will for your life, but your

dream will have a generational legacy to it. Oh, Then I want to talk about living to fulfill God's dream for your life, but also for that to make a generational difference, for you to leave a legacy.

And that's what God wants us to do.

We will, one way or the other.

We will have an impact upon future generations.

It just depends on whether it's going to be good or bad and what our legacy is.

And we're talking about Joseph and I ask you to turn there to Genesis 50. Now I'm going to read one scripture from Hebrews and we're going to turn we're going to read

from Genesis Hebrews 1122 by fake Joseph when he was dying made mention of the

departure of the children of Israel and gave instructions concerning his bones.

Genesis 50, verse 22.

So Joseph dwelt in Egypt, he and his father's household and Joseph lived 110 years. Joseph saw Ephraim's children

to the third generation, the children of Maker, the son of Manassa, were also brought up on Joseph's

needs. And Joseph said to his brethren I'm dying but God will so were also brought up on Joseph's knees.

And Joseph said to his brethren, I'm dying,

but God will surely visit you and bring you out of this land

to the land of which he swore to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob.

Then Joseph took an oath from the children of Israel saying,

God will surely visit you and you shall carry my bones from here.

So Joseph died being 110 years old and they embalmed him and he was put in a coffin in Egypt. Now the question

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