The Lord Was With Joseph ｜ Sermon by Pst Ednah Kimani ｜ Genesis 39

Listen in as Pst. Ednah Kimani takes us through Genesis 39, the story of Joseph in Egypt, where he is sold into the house of Potiphar, an officer of Pharaoh. Despite being a slave in a foreign land, Joseph’s diligence, integrity, and God’s favor elevate him to a position of great responsibility. His success is a testament to how God’s presence can prosper a person even in adverse circumstances. However, the chapter also highlights the vulnerability that comes with trust, favor and power — Potiphar’s wife’s persistent advances test Joseph’s moral convictions. His refusal, grounded in loyalty to both Potiphar and God, reflects a deep commitment to righteousness, even at personal cost.The false accusation that follows Joseph’s rejection of Potiphar’s wife leads to his imprisonment, seemingly a setback in his life’s trajectory. Yet, even in prison, God’s favor remains with him, granting him influence and responsibility once again. This chapter reminds us that faithfulness to God does not guarantee a trouble-free life, but it ensures God’s presence in every season. Joseph’s unwavering integrity amid temptation and injustice stands as a model of Godly character, showing that true success is not measured by positions of power or comfort, but by steadfast obedience to God’s principles.