Episode Behold!

Are you good at paying attention? Some experts have argued that our attention spans are getting shorter. And if that’s true, we’re going to struggle with an invitation that appears more than 1,000 times in the Bible. Join the Discover the Word team as they start a Bible study called “Behold!” Discover what it means to “behold” and why “beholding” is so important.

Did you know the word “behold” is found more than 1,000 times throughout the Bible? Well, in this conversation on Discover the Word, Daniel Ryan Day, Bill Crowder, Elisa Morgan, and Rasool Berry continue their Bible study called “Behold!” and help us discover why it’s so important to slow down and notice what God is doing in our life.

What we “behold,” or ponder, or spend a lot of time thinking about, has a great impact on our life. Join Daniel Ryan Day, Bill Crowder, Elisa Morgan, and Rasool Berry as they continue their study called “Behold!” and have a great conversation about how the concept of “beholding” shows up in several Old Testament passages in the Psalms, Isaiah, and Amos. Discover with them how “beholding” can lead to either obedience or destruction. Don’t miss this profound conversation.

There’s a positive way, and there’s a negative way to behold someone’s beauty. And in this conversation, the Discover the Word team of Daniel Ryan Day, Bill Crowder, Elisa Morgan, and Rasool Berry continue their “Behold!” series and contrast how “behold” appears in the book of Esther with how it appears in Psalm 42.

It’s surprising how often the word “behold” appears all throughout Jesus’ life. From before His birth in the gospel of Matthew, to the beginning of His earthly ministry in the gospel of John, all the way to His appearance in Revelation, we’re invited to “behold.” Grab your seat at the table with the Discover the Word team as they wrap up their fascinating “Behold!” series. Discover why “beholding” is so important for us, especially in the midst of our hectic lives