Joseph's Grace

Purposed by God, Processed by Pain, Persecuted to Become an Anointed Administrator

"How did I get here?"

It is a question we ask when the weight of our circumstances feels unbearable and the distance between God's promise and our reality feels like a canyon. We often believe that being "chosen" means a path of light and ease, but the story of Joseph reveals a jarring truth: To be chosen is to be processed.

Joseph was a young man with a divine dream, yet he found himself in an iron collar and hand cuffs for a crime he didn't commit. He was favored by God yet chained by man. In Joseph's Grace, author Dr. Samaria M. Colbert, PhD explores the uncomfortable irony of the Christian walk-that it was God's will that sent Joseph ahead into slavery, and God's hand that allowed the shackles to test his character.

In an age of "microwave" breakthroughs and Christianity without the cross, this book serves as a powerful wake-up call. You will discover that:

• Promotion before preparation is dangerous: God loves you too much to give you the "keys" before you are ready to drive.
• The "Middle" is a Mandate: Your isolation and difficult seasons are not signs of abandonment, but of divine concealment for future revelation.
• The Anointed Administrator: Greatness requires more than a dream; it requires the discipline to manage a nation. Joseph had to be broken to be built into a leader who could sustain a world in famine.

If you have ever felt abandoned by people or forgotten by God, this book is your roadmap through the prison to the palace. You may not understand God's methods, but you cannot argue with His results.
You are not just suffering; you are being prepared. You may be persecuted, but you are purposed.