They called him a dreamer. Joseph tells the powerful story of a Hebrew boy from Canaan whose dreams carried him far beyond betrayal, bondage, and injustice. After his father gifts him a spectacular coat of many colors, his jealous brothers plot to kill him—but instead sell him to a passing caravan bound for Egypt. There, Joseph is sold into slavery for a bag of coins. One of the most enduring stories of faith ever told, the journey of Joseph is one of resilience, hope, and divine purpose. Though falsely accused and imprisoned, Joseph never lets go of his trust in God—and rises to become second in command over all of Egypt in the midst of a devastating famine. Told from Joseph’s own perspective, this retelling brings to life the slave who was accused by a lustful wife, the prisoner with a gift for dreams, and the man who chose forgiveness over vengeance. Joseph is the testimony of a life shaped by integrity, faith, and the God of his fathers.