Twenty sessions through the story of Joseph —
for small groups, families, and firesides.
Joseph’s story was never meant to be read alone. It was meant to be talked through — at a table, in a room, with the people you carry the years with.
This companion walks the trilogy one movement at a time, from the coat to the pit to the coffin in Egypt, drawing each session out of the story itself and the Scripture beneath it.
Written to be read aloud without slides or handouts — it works at a kitchen table, in a car pool, or by a fire.
Joseph’s is a story of leaving, of being sent, of being forgotten and remembered, of carrying our bones home. This companion reads it through the diaspora experience — the one Scripture has been telling all along.
“Ye thought evil against me;
but God meant it unto good.”
Genesis 50:20