Joseph's Storehouse

from LCM Sermons · host Life Changing Ministries

In the wake of hurricane Katrina, this message is a timely reminder of the high calling upon Christians. Joseph was a man full of the Spirit of God. His humility in serving God caused a nation to survive a famine and propelled him to earthly and heavenly honor. The practical and spiritual wisdom of sharing from "Joseph's Storehouse" to provide for those in famine is worth meditating on. Please listen to the message…but even more so, do what it says!

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