What lessons can we learn from Joseph's bones? Listen to Adrian Rogers.

God is not concerned with time. The fact that it had been centuries prior when God made this promise,

and it would be decades yet before the promise would be fulfilled, did not stampede Joseph.

Joseph knew that the promise was going to be fulfilled. Why? Because

it rests not in circumstances, not in emotion, it rests in God. There is the unbreakable promise

of God. There is the unshakable power of God. That's what we've got to remember, if we want to have

strong faith. That's why God took this one episode in the life of Joseph and used it as a cameo

to teach us faith. Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring the profound truth of the gospel

simply stated in the teachings of Adrian Rogers.

As he reached the end of his life, Joseph had faith that God would deliver the Israelites out of Egypt.

So much so, he asked that they take his bones with them.

In part one of today's message, we learned that Joseph's faith was contrary to evidence. It was not shaken by

fickle emotions or circumstances. Joseph knew time must pass and that what would be left of him would be

bones. But centuries cannot erode the promises of God. If you have your Bible, turn now to Hebrews

Chapter 11. We'll begin in

verse 22 as Adrian Rogers reveals the blessing in a box of bones. Now what is the blessing in a box

of bones? May I give you a skeleton outline? All right. Now, I want us to think about three major points as we

think about the bones of Joseph. Number one, faith remembers the unbreakable promises of God.

Now, Joseph said what he said because he was standing on an unbreakable promise of

God. Now I'm reading Genesis chapter 50 verses 22 through 26 and Joseph dwelt in Egypt. He and his father's

house and Joseph lived 110 years and Joseph saw Ephraim's children of the third generation. He's

seeing his great

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