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S1: Today on Bold steps, Mark Jobe teaches us how to
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S1: stay in our spiritual zone.
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S2: How many of you know life has a lot of bumps, circumstances,
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S2: people that hit us tug at us, and they knock
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S2: us out of that place of favor. But I've discovered
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S2: over the years, listen, it is a battle to stay
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S2: in the place that God wants us to stay in.
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S1: Welcome to Bold Steps with Mark Jobe. Mark is founding
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S1: pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago. I'm Wayne Shepherd. Well,
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S1: many of us have heard the phrase living in the
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S1: favor of God. But what exactly does that mean? Well,
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S1: today we're going to see a very powerful example of
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S1: how God can work in our lives and be displayed
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S1: in our lives when we focus on God's presence instead
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S1: of our problems. But Mark, I'm going to be honest,
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S1: that seems easier said than done.
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S3: Sometimes it really is. And the life of Joseph is
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S3: just the story that comes to my mind first. Mhm.
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S3: A man with a calling on his life. But, you know,
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S3: there's bumps and bruises and hurts and disappointments and betrayals
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S3: that can really sour our spirit and take us out
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S3: of that zone where God can really use us. And
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S3: so we have to continue to get back into that
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S3: zone of favor and humility before God. And so I'm
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S3: going to talk to you today about how to stay
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S3: in the zone.
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S1: All right. If you're in a place where you can
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S1: open your Bible, turn to Genesis chapter 39. We begin
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S1: this new series today, Life interrupted. And to kick it off,
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S1: here's Mark's message. Don't get pushed out of your zone.
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S2: Anybody here ever been pushed by someone else that's cutting
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S2: in line? Anybody here ever been, uh, kind of bumped
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S2: out of your zone or place? Or you have a
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S2: cup of coffee and someone bumps you and spills you.
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S2: This happened to me in the office not too long ago.
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S2: I filled a nice cup of coffee. Someone was coming
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S2: through the hallway, bumped me, and spilled it all over.
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S2: Life is full of bumps. And life is full of
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S2: people that try to get us off our our railing
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S2: off of our lane. I was in New York recently.
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S2: I was speaking to a group of about a thousand
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S2: men in Albany, New York, and I took my wife
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S2: with me because she's my favorite traveling companion. So I
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S2: made a resolution years ago that I would never travel alone.
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S2: So when I go to speaking engagements, I always go
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S2: with someone with me. And now that my kids are
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S2: a little bit older, my wife is my first choice,
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S2: and I always have a lot more fun when she's around.
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S2: So we decided that we would head down to Albany
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S2: about 2.5 hour from New York City. And so we
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S2: figured after the men's conference that I would shoot over
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S2: to New York City and just spend two days down
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S2: in Manhattan enjoying the time there. But one of the
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S2: days it rained really bad. I mean, it was pouring
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S2: down rain. And so we went out of the hotel
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S2: and we grabbed an umbrella. Uh, let me illustrate here
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S2: with an umbrella. Thank you. And, um, I don't know
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S2: if you've ever been downtown New York, but downtown New York.
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S2: It's like crazy trying to walk in Manhattan. I mean,
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S2: people think that people in Chicago have an attitude. New
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S2: Yorkers have a ramped up attitude. I mean, they're aggressive.
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S2: They're pushy. If anybody's listening from New York, we love you.
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S2: But work on your attitude. They're very aggressive. They push
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S2: they bump their you know, they they don't say, excuse you.
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S2: That's just the way it is. And so we were
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S2: walking downtown, super crowded. It was raining. And so we
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S2: pulled out an umbrella. And, um, and by the way,
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S2: the umbrella was a lot smaller than this one. And
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S2: we were trying to Both of us fit under the umbrella.
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S2: Now my wife. I know some of you ladies are
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S2: like this. You don't want a drop of water to
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S2: hit your hair because it messes up your hair, so
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S2: don't get it. But she said, I don't want my
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S2: hair to get wet. And so my wife is five foot.
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S2: I'm six foot. So she was holding the umbrella and
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S2: I'm under the umbrella, so I have to walk like this.
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S2: Because she doesn't want to. Just a piece of her hair.
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S2: I kept telling her, well, my eyebrows can get wet too,
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S2: and it messes up my look if my eyebrows get wet.
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S2: She wasn't taking it. And so we're walking down. I'm
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S2: hunched over and I tell you, we are bumping into
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S2: people in New York. Um, they are just a bunch
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S2: of umbrellas coming out, people in a hurry. They're bumping us,
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S2: and every time they bumped us. I seem to get
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S2: knocked out of the umbrella. My wife wasn't, but I
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S2: seem to get knocked out. My head's over. I'm walking
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S2: like this with my wife, and I keep bumping into
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S2: people and and they're aggressive. We're bumping into people. And
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S2: I kept getting wet because I kept getting knocked out
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S2: from under the umbrella. Now, I believe that there is
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S2: a place of favor that a lot of you struggle
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S2: to stay under. I believe there's a place of favor
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S2: under God's umbrella that circumstances, people and problems tend to
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S2: knock us out of. How many of you know? Life
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S2: has a lot of bumps, circumstances. People that hit us
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S2: tug at us, and they knock us out of that
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S2: place of favor. But I've discovered over the years, listen,
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S2: it is a battle to stay in the place that
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S2: God wants us to stay in. And I believe that
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S2: there are some people here that because of circumstances in life,
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S2: because of family issues, marital issues, financial issues, hurts, disappointments,
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S2: you've been knocked several times so that you are no
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S2: longer in the place. Under the place you're no longer
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S2: in the zone and you're walking outside of that zone.
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S2: And so today, I want to talk to you about
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S2: how to stay in God's zone, the favor zone. And
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S2: I want you to take your Bibles and turn to
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S2: Genesis chapter 39. And if you've read the story of Joseph,
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S2: his story is a little bit like some of our stories.
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S2: There's good news and then bad news, and then there's
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S2: good news and bad news, good news followed by bad news.
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S2: The good news is Joseph is born into a godly family, Jacob,
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S2: and he's got a brother that he loves. The bad
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S2: news is that he's got a bunch of brothers that
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S2: don't like him very much. The good news is his
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S2: father shows him a lot of favor. The bad news
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S2: is his brothers are very jealous of that favor. The
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S2: good news is his dad gives him a task to accomplish.
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S2: The bad news is his brothers put his brothers, tie
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S2: him up and sell him as a slave. The good
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S2: news is he sold to a slave. That's very a
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S2: house that has a lot of money and he prospers.
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S2: The bad news is he ends up in jail again.
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S2: How many of you can relate to Joseph's story? Life
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S2: is full of good news, bad news, good news, bad news.
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S2: And so I want to talk to you today about
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S2: what it means to stay in that place even when
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S2: bad news hits us. If you turn in your Bibles
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S2: to Genesis chapter 39, we pick up the story right
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S2: after Joseph has been sold by his brothers in a
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S2: highly dysfunctional family to a group of traveling caravan of
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S2: the Midianites. They sell them to this group. This group
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S2: takes Joseph to Egypt and sells him as a slave
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S2: to a house of a. Of a guy by the
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S2: name of Potiphar, Who is the captain of the guard.
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S2: A very high position in the Egyptian army. And so
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S2: I'm starting to read in verse two it says, the
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S2: Lord was with Joseph, so that he prospered, and he
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S2: lived in the house with his Egyptian master. When his
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S2: master saw that the Lord was with him, and that
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S2: the Lord gave him success in everything he did, Joseph
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S2: found favor in his eyes and became his attendant. Potiphar
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S2: put him in charge of his household, and he entrusted
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S2: to his care everything that he owned. If you're taking
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S2: notes today, I want you to give you the first
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S2: the first insight into staying in the place in the
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S2: favor zone. Number one, if you're taking notes, write this down.
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S2: Focus on the present instead of the problems, the people
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S2: and the pressure. I look at Joseph and what you
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S2: need to understand about Joseph's story is that when he
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S2: was sold by his brothers into slavery, he was only
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S2: about 17 years old, 17, 18 years old. He's taken
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S2: to a land that he doesn't know. He doesn't know
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S2: the Egyptian language. He's a slave treated like a piece
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S2: of property. He's given the lowest job that he could have.
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S2: He feels betrayed by his siblings in a foreign land
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S2: that he doesn't understand. He can't get in touch with
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S2: his family. He's lonely, hurt, betrayed at a very, very
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S2: dark place in life. But there's one thing that he
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S2: has going for him. Listen to this. It says in
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S2: verse two, it says, but the Lord was with Joseph.
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S2: There's something powerful when God is with us in spite
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S2: of our bad circumstances. Here's the first thing that comes
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S2: to my mind when I see this, by the way,
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S2: and I want you to take note of this, even
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S2: though you may be going through a difficult time right
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S2: now that you don't understand, you're saying, why am I
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S2: going through this? God, can I point this out to
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S2: you that sometimes God will use negative circumstances as the
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S2: transportation vehicle to the place of our calling? Yeah, yeah.
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S2: Think about it. Joseph traveled to the place of his
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S2: calling in the caravan as a slave. Joseph did not
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S2: know that God was setting him up to be the liberator.
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S2: God was setting him up to a high position. Years later,
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S2: Joseph would rescue his family. Joseph would become the second
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S2: in charge of Egypt. But in order to go to
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S2: his calling, he had to go to Egypt. He had
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S2: to learn the language, but he didn't know it at
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S2: the time that this slavery that he was sold into
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S2: was the transportation vehicle to Egypt, where he would become
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S2: the most powerful man in Egypt. He didn't understand that
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S2: God would use bad circumstances to lead him to his calling.
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S2: Can I tell you something? Some of you are right
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S2: now are in bad circumstances, and you don't understand why
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S2: you're in these circumstances. But it may very well be
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S2: that your circumstances right now that you don't understand, that
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S2: you hate, that you're discouraged about that it may be
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S2: your circumstances that are taking you to your place of calling.
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S2: You are trying to get into that one college and
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S2: your GPA was just one point off and they said
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S2: no to you. You're devastated at home eating a whole
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S2: pie by yourself. But what you don't know is that God. Well,
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S2: God has another college in mind. And that you're going
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S2: to meet your future husband at that college. And so
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S2: God had to cause you to deny that one college,
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S2: to take you to another college to set it up
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S2: so you could meet the guy that you're going to
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S2: spend the rest of your life and your story is
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S2: going to be, thank God I didn't get into college.
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S2: I applied for because God had a bigger, better purpose
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S2: for me. What strikes me about this, though, is that
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S2: many of us, when we're in the middle of the
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S2: bad news story, it's easy for us to develop a
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S2: bad attitude when life and circumstances seem to have been
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S2: bad to us because we don't see the end of
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S2: the story. There's no indication in Scripture that Joseph got
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S2: bitter or resentful or angry. Now, he may have struggled
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S2: through these emotions, but there's no indication that he gave
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S2: up on God, that he lost his faith, that he
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S2: raised his fist to God. There's no indication, it seems,
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S2: like Joseph, even in the midst of this, he did
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S2: not allow bitterness to invade his heart and soul. Because
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S2: let me tell you something about bitterness. When life has
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S2: been unjust, many of us get hurt by life, get
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S2: hurt by circumstances, and our default mode is bitterness, resentment,
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S2: and anger.
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S1: Well, that is a very convicting note to hit the
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S1: pause button on, but we will return to the message
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S1: in just a moment from Mark Jobe here on Bold Steps.
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S1: Your Zone. Here again is Mark.
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S2: Listen, what it tells us in Ephesians chapter four, verse
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S2: 30 and 31, it says, do not grieve the Holy
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S2: Spirit of God, with whom you have been sealed for
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S2: the day of redemption. Get rid of all bitterness, rage, anger, brawling,
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S2: slander along with every form of malice. What he's telling
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S2: us is, if you're a believer here today, you have
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S2: the Holy Spirit of God inside of you. But when
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S2: you allow resentment or anger, bitterness because of life's circumstances,
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S2: you grieve the Holy Spirit. And when you grieve the
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S2: Holy Spirit, you grieve. There's no more miserable place to
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S2: be than a Christian who's not walking right with God.
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S2: Because part of the fruit of the spirit is joy.
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S2: But when the Holy Spirit is grieved inside of you,
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S2: when he grieves, you can't be joyful. You lose your
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S2: joy too. And some of you are believers, but you're
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S2: walking joyless, not because God isn't giving you joy, but
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S2: because you're not walking in the spirit. You've allowed bitterness
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S2: or resentment or anger to fill your heart, and so
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S2: your joy has evaporated. It feels like Joseph, even in
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S2: the midst of this. The Bible says that the presence
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S2: of God was with Joseph even in his bad circumstances.
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S2: T s Randall says, bitterness is this the atmosphere produced
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S2: in us internally when we meditate over life's circumstances and
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S2: decide that we have not been given a fair deal?
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S2: How many of you know that life isn't fair? If
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S2: you expect life to be fair in order to be happy,
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S2: then you will live unhappy. Life isn't fair. People don't
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S2: get treated the way they should. Bigotry exists. Racism exists,
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S2: prejudice exists. Some people get sick when other people don't.
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S2: Some people lose their jobs when other people don't. Some
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S2: people get bypassed in favor of others. Some parents show
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S2: favoritism to one child instead of another. Some people aren't
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S2: treated the same way as other people should be treated.
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S2: Some people are lied against. Sometimes you get cut and
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S2: you're the harder worker because someone has it in with
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S2: the boss. Sometimes you get cheated on by a spouse
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S2: and then they leave and blame it all on you.
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S2: Your bad attitude and walk away. Life is not fair,
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S2: but God is still present in the midst of the unfairness.
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S2: God is still the one that accompanies you through the
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S2: valley of unfairness. Now, what I've noticed in life is
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S2: I've noticed that it's very easy for us in the
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S2: middle of life to when it's unfair. It's very easy
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S2: for us to get knocked out of favor and to
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S2: begin to get some bitterness in our life. But I
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S2: want you to notice. I want you to notice what
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S2: happens to Joseph as he's in Potiphar's house. In verse five,
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S2: it says that the Lord was. It says that the
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S2: Lord was with them, and because God was with them,
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S2: even in his bad circumstances, he felt the favor of God.
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S2: He was a slave, but God was still with him.
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S2: You may be going through a difficult circumstance stance in
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S2: life right now, and just because you're a Christian doesn't
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S2: eliminate your bad circumstance. But what you can be sure
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S2: of is that the presence of God, if you allow
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S2: it to be, will travel with you in the middle
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S2: of that bad circumstance. And listen to me here. You
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S2: want the presence of God. Because even when your circumstances
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S2: is bad, when you have the presence of God, the
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S2: atmosphere changes. Something is different when you have the presence
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S2: of God even through the valley, when God is present.
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S2: Something is different. Notice what happens here in verse five.
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S2: It says. It says that Joseph, he, he prospered and
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S2: he lived in the house. Verse two, it says, he
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S2: prospered as he lived in the house of the Egyptian master.
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S2: And when the master saw that the Lord was with him,
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S2: and that the Lord had given him success in everything
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S2: he did, Joseph found favor, and he became the attendant.
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S2: When God was with Joseph, even in the midst of
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S2: his bad circumstances, people around him could tell that God
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S2: was with him. Potiphar, this powerful leader of the guard,
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S2: noticed that there was something different about Joseph. And I
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S2: want you to notice this about what Joseph did. And
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S2: it's a powerful indication of the presence of God. When
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S2: God is with you, I believe that as a believer,
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S2: the presence you carry, the presence of God wherever you go. Hello.
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S2: You say, pastor, you don't know the workplace that I
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S2: live in, that I work in. Man, it is godless.
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S2: They swear. They cheat. They. As soon as you walk
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S2: into that place, you have just bought the. Brought the
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S2: presence of God into that place. You say, I can't
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S2: wait to come to church because I feel the presence
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S2: of God. Guess what? If you're filled with the spirit,
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S2: you take the presence of God wherever you go. The
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S2: Bible says that Joseph, because God was with him. That
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S2: Potiphar put him in charge of his household and all
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S2: that he owned. And the Lord blessed the household of
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S2: the Egyptian. Why? Because of Joseph. The blessing of the
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S2: Lord was on everything that Potiphar had, both in his
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S2: house and his and in his field. Here's what I
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S2: want you to know. If you are a believer of
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S2: Jesus the Christ and he fills you, you carry the
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S2: presence of God wherever you go. And with the presence
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S2: of God comes a sense of God's favor. God will
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S2: look at a city, and God will withhold punishment upon
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S2: an entire city because there's 2 or 3 believers living there.
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S2: God will look at a people, and because you're there,
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S2: God will bless a people, a school, a business, a
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S2: place because one of his Josephs are there. That's the
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S2: hand of God. That's the blessing that the people of
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S2: God bring wherever they go.
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S1: Are you bringing that kind of blessing to others in
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S1: Joseph and the places we live when we return. For
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S1: part two of this lesson titled Don't Get Pushed Out
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S1: Scripture seems to call us to something different. And that's
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S1: Babylon by Erwin Lutzer. What does it look like practically,
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S2: You know, Erwin Lutzer points to Daniel in Babylon, and
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S2: it's a compelling, incredible story. How Daniel, he's not feisty, combative,
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S2: but he's Courageous and brave. True. And when everybody else
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S2: bows down, he stands up. And when everybody else is
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S2: told to eat a certain way, he says, no, I'm going.
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S2: To follow my values. And it's a great example of courage.
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S2: And he actually ends up gaining the respect of leaders
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S2: The Church in Babylon, because he encourages us not to
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S2: be silent, not to compromise, to be bold, but also
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S2: gracious in the stance that we take not to silence
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S2: our voice, not to hide, but to be salt and
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S2: light in the generation that's around us. There's some practical
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