We live in a world fractured by blame, division, and mistrust. From broken families to online feuds to church splits, relationships often rupture more easily than they’re repaired. But the gospel offers a better way—a way marked not by bitterness or silence, but by reconciliation.

In today’s culture, bitterness is everywhere. From online arguments to fractured relationships, we’re often encouraged to hold grudges, cancel people, and protect ourselves at all costs. Forgiveness? That’s seen as weakness—something optional, even foolish.

Fatherhood is a complex journey—filled with joy, frustration, confusion, and growth. But beyond our earthly experience of fatherhood lies a deeper truth: God as our True Father. This powerful concept is revealed in Genesis 42–45, in the story of Joseph and the long-awaited reconciliation with his brothers.