Sold as a slave, far from home, Joseph keeps doing the right thing. He works hard for his master Potiphar. He refuses to betray him. For that faithfulness he ends up in prison anyway. There, he interprets dreams for fellow prisoners and waits — two more years — before anyone remembers him. Then Pharaoh has a dream that no one can explain. Joseph is called from the dungeon, washed up, dressed, and brought before the throne. He interprets the dream, proposes a plan, and within an afternoon is made second-in-command over all of Egypt. Seven years of plenty and seven years of famine roll out exactly as the dream said. The story shows kids that God''s plans can take a long time to ripen — and that integrity in private becomes destiny in public.