Prison // With You

An episode of the New Vision Christian Center podcast, hosted by New Vision Christian Center, titled "Prison // With You" was published on January 25, 2021 and runs 43 minutes.

January 25, 2021 ·43m · New Vision Christian Center

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Summary

We all have dreams.  We dream about how our family will turn out, our careers, our purpose, etc.  But almost all of us never dream that part of the fulfillment of the dream may include losing a job, struggles in our marriages, or financial problems.  The good news is that even when we feel like our dream is crumbling, God is with us, walking and working to get us right where He needs us to be.  Our dream is a part of His big dream to grow and expand the kingdom, so He is invested in us!  In this message we will continue to look at the life of Joseph and see how he handled his time in prison on the way to the palace.

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We all have dreams. We dream about how our family will turn out, our careers, our purpose, etc. But almost all of us never dream that part of the fulfillment of the dream may include losing a job, struggles in our marriages, or financial problems. The good news is that even when we feel like our dream is crumbling, God is with us, walking and working to get us right where He needs us to be. Our dream is a part of His big dream to grow and expand the kingdom, so He is invested in us! In this message we will continue to look at the life of Joseph and see how he handled his time in prison on the way to the palace.

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