Behold

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.

This week on Behold, we take a look at the ways God gifts his people, and the reason why he does so. Whether it's with our talents and giftings, or in the context of marriage and other relationships, we're reminded that we were created to love others.

This week on Behold, reflect on how 2020 has impacted our lives in the context of relationships and community. As we prepare to begin our "Together" teaching series, how can we be working to be unified as the people of God, while physically apart?

This week on Behold, hear from a dear friend and share how the mysteries revealed in scripture have been impacting our daily lives.

This week on Behold, we dive into Paul's contrast between false teachers and those who he considered noteworthy servants of God's kingdom. What was it about these servants that served as a calling card for God's people?

This week on Behold, we reflect on some of the lessons and takeaways from Romans 14 and 15, as well as hearing how God has moved in the life of a guest from the VBC family in incredible ways.

This week on Behold we consider the many facets of the Christian life, the way that God designed it to be. Mutual service, investment in others, and true peace all stem from the same place; Do we deeply trust the God of Peace?

On this episode of Behold, we examine how we are all called to serve others for God's glory, and how the gifting's we have been given can be used for that purpose.

In this episode of Behold, we consider Paul's instructions on what it really looks like to welcome the people around us as Christ has welcomed us. On his final appearance on Behold (for now), David Sundman gives a clear and compelling picture of how him being welcomed by others ultimately led to his life being radically transformed.