This week on Behold, we reflect on three of the ways that we are anchored together as Christians: We are committed to gathering together, we scatter to proclaim the name of Jesus, and each of us matters and has impact within our Ecclesia.

This week on Behold, we hone in on our purpose on this world as Christians. God didn't just design us to do life together, but to go on mission and attempt great things together for his glory and his kingdom.

This week on Behold, we dive into how we were designed to rejoice together, and the many things that came come in between us and experiencing that mutual joy.

This week on Behold, we examine the importance of staying connected with others, whether we are "introverted" or "extroverted". Special guest and VBC elder Brent Robery helps to provide insight on the many ways that isolation can affect our lives in damaging ways.

This week on Behold, we share about times of suffering in our lives and how God used that time help us to become better conduits of His comfort.

This week on Behold, we dive into God's design for growth within the church body as laid out in Ephesians 4. How can we prevent ourselves from becoming isolated, and how can we participate in the building up of the body?

This week on Behold, we enjoy a meaningful discussion about how our identity in Christ helps us to love others and live in harmony. How does our reality as Christians shape the way we view relationships?

This week on Behold, we discuss how the bond we have in Christ - Christian Koinonia - is different than any other type of common ground we can have with one another.

This week on Behold, we dive deeper into 1 Corinthians 12 and its implications for how the body of Christ is meant to operate. Just as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit fulfill unique roles in our lives, we all have a unique part to play in the family of God.

This week on Behold, we reflect on God's design for the way people are meant to serve one another within his church. Whether it's as a clarinet or a cowbell, we all have a role to play in the orchestra that is the family of God.