Series: A Tale of Two Adams
Ch 4 – Changed for Good: Judah and Joseph
16 min
Series: A Tale of Two Adams
Ch 4 – Changed for Good: Judah and Joseph
16 min
Judah and his brothers are shepherds, the sons of Jacob. But Jacob has a favorite son, Joseph, and the rest of the brothers are jealous. Judah and his brothers devise a wicked plan to get rid of Joseph for good! But God has only just begun his work in Judah’s heart and what the brother’s meant for evil, will turn out for good.
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Series • 13 Episodes
Ch 1 – The Very Beginning: Adam and Eve
Chapter one walks children through the story that started it all and God’s special promise to save his people!
Ch 2 – Recreation: Noah and the Flood
God has a plan to save his people and keep his promise to send a new Adam.
Ch 3 – A Special Promise: Abraham and Isaac
God plans to show Abraham just how much he loves his people and what he will do to save them.
Ch 5 – Saved! Moses and the Exodus
God has seen the sorrows of his people, and he has a plan to use Moses to save them.
Ch 6 – A New King: David and Goliath
Who will save Israel from Goliath and will Israel ever have a king that loves God and leads them in his ways?
Ch 7 – Who is Your God? Elijah and the Contest
God sent a prophet named Elijah to challenge the rebellious king and his false prophets to a contest to prove their idols are powerless.
Ch 8 – A King Is Born: The Nativity
For a long time, the people of Israel didn’t hear from God. They had turned away towards idols, been carried out of the Promised Land by enemy nations.
Ch 9 – Healed! The Man in the Roof
Jesus has grown to adulthood and begins his ministry.
Ch 10 – A People for God: Zaccheus
Jesus’ ministry was not just to heal bodies, but to heal hearts.
Ch 11 – The Greatest Sacrifice: Christ and the Cross
Not everyone believed Jesus’s teaching and some even hated him. One of his own disciples, Judas, betrayed Jesus to the Jewish leaders who accused him of lying about being the Son of God and the King of the Jews. What the Jewish leaders didn’t know was that Jesus was telling the truth, and that dying was part of his plan to save the world. But what happens when the Son of God becomes the sacrifice for our sin? And what will his disciples do when their long-awaited king dies?
