A prison dream interpreter becomes the architect of an empire’s survival. Genesis 41 reveals a faith that doesn’t just pray — it plans, prepares, and builds.

In this episode of In The Garden, we walk through the dramatic rise of Joseph from dungeon to palace and explore what true, integrated faith looks like under pressure.

Pharaoh’s troubling dreams of cows and grain expose the limits of Egypt’s wisdom. When Joseph is summoned, he does not claim credit. He boldly declares, “It is not in me; God will give Pharaoh a favorable answer.” Before he offers strategy, he offers worship. Revelation begins with humility.

But Joseph doesn’t stop at interpretation. He presents a practical economic plan: appoint overseers, collect one-fifth during years of abundance, centralize storage, and prepare  ...