This episode is part 39 in a study of the book of Genesis. After Joseph spends 2 more years in prison, Pharaoh has a dream and Pharaoh’s cupbearer remembers that he knows someone who can interpret dreams.
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by Chris Christensen
This episode is part 39 in a study of the book of Genesis. After Joseph spends 2 more years in prison, Pharaoh has a dream and Pharaoh’s cupbearer remembers that he knows someone who can interpret dreams.
click here to download (mp3)
Hi Chris,
I’m writing to you because of your blog and focusing on the word of God. I think you’ll be interested in my new book, Making Jesus Unforgettable! An Extraordinary Way to Internalize the Gospels and Pray Always that I will publish in a limited-release edition on December 1, 2020.
As a longtime practicing psychiatrist with a life-long love of the Gospels and a degree in Religious Studies, I have observed that my patients who have a relationship with Jesus typically respond much better to treatment, psychotherapy, and medication.
The book is a marriage of my two passions: the functioning of the brain and the life of Christ. The book is based on a mental/memory technique that enables the reader to permanently internalize every event in Jesus’s life, as described in the four Gospels. Through a series of effective and entertaining mnemonic stories, readers will be able to recall any event from the Gospels at any time easily. This will provide a lifetime of opportunities for prayer and meditation.
I strongly believe that being very familiar with the Gospels and using them in prayer is a path to a more joyful and meaningful life. In our currently troubled and stressful world, we need all the help and support available to us. This book can help lead the reader to a relationship with Jesus far beyond what they could have imagined.
May I send you a review copy? First serial rights are available to reprint sections of the book upon request. I am also available to write an essay based on any section of the book. If you’re curious, please respond to this email.
Thank you for your consideration.
Kind regards,
Joseph F. Smith, M.D.
Joseph, I appreciate the offer, but I think I will pass.