If You Are Looking For Me...I'm Outside || We Outside || Dr. Dharius Daniels

Main message: Joseph’s life shows that God’s purpose can be found through disruption, not comfort. The sermon argues that God places believers in specific roles and seasons—often outside the church—to impact the world, gain influence, and provide for others.

Key points:

• God dreams are divine callings that are often disruptive to comfort, relationships, and control.
• Joseph’s brothers, slavery, prison, and eventual promotion all fit into God’s sovereign plan.
• Purpose is bigger than a job or role; roles change across seasons, but purpose stays aligned to God’s assignment.
• Believers are called to operate “outside” in the world’s spheres of influence, bringing value without adopting the world’s values.
• The goal is not just personal blessing, but to save and serve many lives.
• Spiritual traits, gifts, and fruit are needed to impact the world effectively and handle influence well.

Scriptures mentioned: Genesis 50:19, Genesis 37, Genesis 41, Matthew 5