Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of submitting to the reign of Christ, drawing parallels between Joseph's story and the authority of Jesus in our lives. He challenges the congregation to confront their resistance to Christ's dominion, highlighting that true submission requires vulnerability and accountability within the body of believers. The sermon calls for a deep, transformative relationship with God that goes beyond mere profession of faith, urging individuals to embrace the light of Christ that exposes their hearts and behaviors. Beach Jr. stresses that the light of Christ demands a response of humility and obedience, leading to genuine change in our lives and relationships.

Don Currin delivers a powerful sermon on the importance of fatherhood, highlighting how Satan has targeted fathers to undermine their nurturing influence, leading to defeated dads, bitter children, and fragmented families. He emphasizes Ephesians 6:4, urging fathers not to provoke their children to wrath but to bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord, stressing the impact of both negative and positive actions on parenting. Currin explores how fathers provoke their children through partiality, passion, pretense, prosperity, and preoccupation, warning against neglect and sinful behaviors that can hinder a father's ability to influence their children for Christ.

A.B. Simpson explores the life of Joseph as a profound example of faith and suffering, drawing parallels between Joseph's experiences and those of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes Joseph's status as the beloved son, his prophetic dreams, and the trials he faced, which serve as a foreshadowing of Christ's own suffering and redemptive work. Simpson encourages believers to find strength in their identity as God's beloved and to maintain integrity and hope amidst trials, recognizing God's providence in their lives. The sermon highlights the importance of learning from suffering and remaining steadfast in faith, as Joseph did, to fulfill God's purpose.

Harry Ironside presents Joseph as a profound type of Christ, illustrating the deep love of the Father for the Son and the rejection faced by both figures. He emphasizes Joseph's role as the beloved son, his dreams of glory, and his mission to seek his brethren, paralleling these with Jesus' life and ministry. Ironside highlights Joseph's integrity in temptation and his eventual exaltation, drawing connections to Christ's suffering, rejection, and ultimate glory. The sermon concludes with the reminder of Joseph's legacy and how it foreshadows the eternal life offered through Jesus, who is the source of all spiritual sustenance. Ironside encourages believers to trust in Christ, the true deliverer, who provides for their needs and offers eternal hope.