In Genesis 39:20-23, because of God’s favour on Joseph, he earned the
trust of the chief warder at an unprecedented level. This indicates that if
people find it difficult to trust you, there is either an absence of divine
favour on your life or you have shown yourself to be untrustworthy. Who will
appoint a chronic womaniser as leader of youth? May you grow in God’s favour in
Jesus Name.
Another benefit of divine favour is that favour gives you a place of
leadership even in your wilderness experience. If you take a look at the life
of Joseph, you will find that the leadership qualities in him were bottled up
while he was at home, but as soon as he was sold into slavery and got to
portiphar’s house, he began to express them. Same with when he got to the
prison. This tells us that for some children of destiny, God will sharpen their
leadership skills in the place of trails. While Joseph was with portiphar, he
was put in charge of portiphar’s household. He did it so well that God needed a
fairly bigger place to train him. And when He saw that the prison was an ideal
place for this, the Lord allowed what happen to happen. His master did not even
ask Joseph to give his side of the story; the next thing was that he landed in
prison. Joseph thought he was going from frying pan to fire but God thought
otherwise; God was taking him from managing the household of an officer to
managing several delinquents from the society. When he was through with this,
God moved him from prison to the throne where he would manage the household of
the king, of all the top leaders in the kingdom, and the various household in
Egypt, as well as households of other nations. Beloved, what determines the
type of training and trail you go through in life is where God is taking you.
Know that your trail is truly a destiny outcry. Never look down on what you go
through during a trial of faith. It is for your good. Even Jesus went through
suffering because He needed to learn obedience. Find out the key into it with
Joy.
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