
Another Journey
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Another Journey
Genesis 46-47
Darin Struble
Intro
As you journey through life, remember...
1. to worship God.
Genesis 46:1
2. to keep in step with God's will.
Genesis 12:10
Genesis 26
3. to listen to God's voice.
Genesis 46:1-24. God is with you.
Genesis 46:2-4
Genesis 15:1
Hebrews 13:5
Matthew 28:19-20
Psalm 23:4
5. people matter to God (46:8-27)
John 3:16
Luke 19:10
1 Timothy 1:15
6. to be a blessing
Genesis 47:7-8
Matthew 5:13-16
7. Life's a journey
Genesis 47:7-10
Hebrews 11:13
Hebrews 11:16
Acts 17:26-27
Hebrews 1:1-2
John 1:14
1 Peter 2:24
Romans 10:9-10
Galatians 1:3-4
Genesis 47:11-12
8. to avoid selling out (47:13-26)
9. to be faithful
Genesis 47:27-31
Application
How is your journey going?
Have you put your faith in Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins? Will you?
Have you "journeyed" away from God? Will you come back to Him?

Warm-Up Question
What’s a memorable journey you’ve taken—maybe a trip, a move, or a life transition? What made it meaningful?
Sermon Questions.
Read Genesis 46:1
Jacob stopped to worship before continuing. Why is it important to slow down and worship God during transitions in life?
Have you ever sensed God’s direction during a time of worship?
Read Genesis 46:2–4 + Hebrews 13:5
What difference does it make to know God is with you in the unknown? Can you share a time when His presence gave you peace or courage?
Read Genesis 46:8–27 + John 3:16
God names every person in Jacob’s family. What does that show us about His heart—and how might that shape the way we see people today?
Who is someone God might be calling you to notice or bless this week?”
Read Genesis 47:7–8 + Matthew 5:13–16
Jacob blessed Pharaoh, even though Pharaoh is a powerful pagan king. How can we bless others in our everyday lives—especially people outside our faith?”
Application
“Where are you right now in your journey with God—moving forward, feeling stuck, returning, or stepping out in faith?”
Optional Closing Prayer Prompt:
Invite someone to pray over the group, thanking God for His presence in the journey and asking for strength to walk faithfully.