In this episode, we dive into Joseph’s story in Genesis 37 and the lessons it teaches about betrayal and attitude. Betrayal often comes from those closest to us, leaving us hurt and questioning why. Yet God uses even these painful experiences to shape our destiny. Through Joseph’s journey, we see how an attitude of gratitude and forgiveness opens the door for God’s purpose to unfold, turning pits into places of promotion and pain into purpose.

In this message from the Attitude Series, we reflect on Psalm 37:1–4: “Fret not thyself because of evildoers… Trust in the Lord, and do good.” When life stirs worry and anxiety, God calls us to shift our focus from fear to faith. Instead of fretting over what we cannot control, we are invited to trust His faithfulness, rest in His provision, and delight in His presence.

In this powerful message, we explore the story of Joseph in Genesis 37 and the deep impact of betrayal on our hearts and attitudes. Through Joseph’s journey—from the pit to the palace—we uncover how jealousy, favoritism, and broken trust can shape our responses. Learn how to guard your heart, walk in forgiveness, and maintain an attitude of gratitude even when those closest to you let you down. God has a purpose in every trial, and He can use betrayal to position you for your destiny.