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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2026 · 10 MIN

God Has Always Worked Through Messy Families | Disciple Blueprint Podcast

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Joseph's family was a mess.Favoritism, jealousy, resentment, deception and betrayal were already part of the family long before Joseph became a ruler in Egypt. Yet when Scripture tells Joseph's story, we discover that human brokenness never prevented God from working.In this episode, Raymond looks closely at Joseph's family and what their story can teach us about our own. We may inherit unhealthy patterns and wounds that we didn't create, but we still have choices about what we do with them.Joseph's story doesn't give us a simple formula for fixing every broken family. It does remind us that our family history doesn't have to control our future and that God can continue working in us even when our relationships aren't what we wish they were.Continue the Start at Home series:https://www.discipleblueprint.com/startathomeIf you know someone struggling with their family history, share this episode with them. And please like the episode and follow the Disciple Blueprint Podcast on your favorite podcast platform so you don't miss the rest of the series.

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