These days, we go to church and we sing just as I am and we go out just as we came.

The Christian who stopped repenting has stopped growing.

Diehl-Mudy said repentance is a tear in the eye of faith.

Dyer said there is no going through fair heaven of glory without sailing through the narrow straits of repentance.

A challenge from Atlanta pastor and international Bible teacher, Dr. Michael Youssef,

to live a changed life through repentance as we begin this episode of leading the way audio.

In Genesis chapter 42, Joseph faces the brothers who sold him into slavery, 22 years earlier. Joseph was thought by his brothers to be dead,

or at least still living life as a slave. But now they're kneeling before him. They don't recognize him,

though. Joseph is living life as the second most powerful man in all of Egypt, having all authority

and reason to kill them. Well, today, a look at this unbelievable encounter. Do keep in mind that leading the way is a listener-supported media ministry that's made

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Right now, though, listen with us as Dr. Michael Youssef begins this audio episode.

In today's message, we're going to see that winners lead others to repentance.

Not ignore the need for repentance, but lead others to repentance.

Repent themselves and lead others to repentance.

We're going to see that in the life of Joseph.

We're going to see a model of a godly man, of a godly life. Joseph knew, unless his brothers were ready to the point of

repenting of their sin that they've committed 22 years ago, they will cheapen the grace

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