In Genesis 42, Pastor Jeff frames the chapter as a collision between God’s hidden orchestration and human hearts being exposed. Joseph’s story keeps teaching the same steady truth: even when God looks inactive, He’s always doing something behind the scenes—and His priorities are always eternal, not merely temporal. So the question isn’t “What do I feel right now?” but “Which wheel am I on?” Jeff uses that image strongly: either we’re being infected by the people of the earth (bitterness, pride, resentment, fear, unbelief), or we’re being affected by the God of heaven (love, mercy, grace, kindness). Joseph isn’t a superhero—he’s fallen flesh like us—but he chose the wheel of God’s molding, and that choice produced resilience that can hold ...