Daniel 11:1-45. Detailed prophecy proves God's divine intervention and ultimate faithfulness, encouraging believers as trials refine us until Christ's return.
Song of Solomon 2:8-3:5: Explore the power of longing, desire, and delayed gratification. Learn how waiting for the marital covenant strengthens true love!
Daniel 10:1-21 exposes unseen spiritual warfare! Explore Daniel's vision by the Tigris River, angelic intercession, and the spiritual warfare behind earthly kings.
Song of Solomon 1:2–2:7: Explore God's vision for covenant marriage, godly character, and romantic intimacy. See how simple life and simple love bring lasting joy!
Daniel 9:20-27 reveals the Seventy Sevens prophecy! Discover Gabriel's incredible prophetic timeline of Jerusalem, Messiah Prince, and future end-time events.
Discover God’s vision for love, sex, and marriage in the Song of Solomon! Explore wisdom, covenant romance, and why King Solomon serves as a foil in Scripture.
Daniel 9:1-19: Discover how the prophet Daniel responds to God's Word in Jeremiah with deep adoration, humble confession, and urgent petition for covenant mercy!
Psalm 139:13-24: Why submit to your Maker? Discover how God knit you in your mother's womb, formed your days, opposes evil, and leads you in the way everlasting.
Daniel 8:1-27 reveals prophetic visions of the ram and goat. See how Medo-Persia, Greece, Antiochus, and the Antichrist highlight God’s supreme sovereignty!
Psalm 139:1-12: Meditate on God's omniscience and omnipresence. Discover the incredible joy of being fully known and fully loved under His loving, sovereign gaze.
Daniel 7:1-28. Discover the prophetic vision of the four great beasts, the blasphemous little horn, and the glorious, everlasting kingdom of the Son of Man.
Paul’s letter to Titus highlights sound doctrine, godly leadership, and how believers are to live out their faith with good works in a watching world.
The Book of Acts tells how the Holy Spirit empowered the apostles to spread the gospel and grow the early church from Jerusalem to the Roman world.
Galatians defends salvation by grace through faith, not law, urging believers to live in the freedom and power of the Spirit.
Ephesians reveals our identity in Christ, calls for unity in the church, and urges believers to live holy, Spirit-filled lives rooted in God’s grace.
Philippians is a letter of joy and encouragement, urging believers to rejoice in Christ, live humbly, and press on toward their heavenly calling.
1 Thessalonians encourages believers to stand firm in faith, live holy lives, and find hope in Christ’s return despite trials and persecution.
2 Thessalonians encourages perseverance in trials, corrects confusion about Christ’s return, and urges believers to stand firm and live responsibly.
1 Timothy gives pastoral guidance on church leadership, sound doctrine, and godly living, urging faithfulness and integrity in ministry.
The Book of Acts is a historical narrative of the early church’s growth, structured around the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem to Rome.
Judges recounts Israel’s cycle of sin, oppression, repentance, and deliverance through leaders called judges, highlighting the need for godly leadership.
Esther tells the story of how God saves His people from genocide through a Jewish queen, showing us that God’s providence and protection are divine.
Psalms is a collection of prayers, songs, and poems expressing worship, lament, praise, and trust in God through all seasons of life.
Hosea uses the prophet’s troubled marriage as a symbol of Israel’s unfaithfulness, revealing God’s steadfast love and call to repentance and restoration.
Joel warns of a locust plague as God’s judgment, calls for repentance, and promises restoration, ending with a vision of God’s Spirit poured out on all people.
Amos warns Israel of coming judgment for social injustice and empty religion, calling for true righteousness, justice, and faithful obedience to God.
Discover timeless truth in “The Twelve,” a powerful series on the Minor Prophets and their message for God's people then and now.
Hosea uses the prophet’s troubled marriage as a symbol of Israel’s unfaithfulness, revealing God’s steadfast love and call to repentance and restoration.
Joel warns of a locust plague as God’s judgment, calls for repentance, and promises restoration, ending with a vision of God’s Spirit poured out on all people.
Amos warns Israel of coming judgment for social injustice and empty religion, calling for true righteousness, justice, and faithful obedience to God.
Obadiah prophesies Edom’s downfall for its pride and cruelty toward Israel, affirming God’s justice and the future restoration of His people.
Jonah tells of a prophet who runs from God’s call to preach to Nineveh, only to learn that God’s mercy extends even to those we least expect.
Micah warns of judgment for injustice and idolatry but promises hope, foretelling a ruler from Bethlehem and God’s future peace and restoration.
Nahum proclaims God’s judgment against Nineveh for its cruelty and arrogance, revealing God's justice, power, and protection for those who trust Him.
Habakkuk questions God about injustice, learns to trust His wisdom, and proclaims faith in God's justice and sovereignty, even amid suffering.
Zephaniah warns of the coming Day of the Lord, calling for repentance, and promises hope, restoration, and joy for the humble who seek God.
Haggai urges the people to rebuild the temple, promises God's presence and blessing, and calls them to prioritize His house over their own interests.
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Levi Hyri and Pastor Tony Cathy discuss Verse by Verse Fellowship’s second core value: equipping the saints to follow and serve Christ with joy.
Levi and Pastor Tony discuss Verse by Verse Fellowship’s core values, starting with proclaiming God’s Word with clarity, conviction, and truth.
Pastor Tony and Levi discuss heaven, biblical truth vs misconceptions, new bodies, eternity with God, and how to live with hope and urgency today.
Levi Hietree shares his near-death health journey, God’s sovereignty, and how peace, gratitude, and urgency in faith shaped his testimony.
Keith shares his journey as a completed Jew, faith at work, surviving cancer as a “walking miracle,” and the hope he finds in Christ.
Keith Huber shares his journey from Jewish roots to faith in Christ, his testimony as a completed Jew, and God’s providence through family, career, and ministry.
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Levi and Pastor Tony explore what it means to truly love the Lord with heart, soul, mind, and strength, and how biblical love shapes how we love others.
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This series views marriage through the counter-cultural lens of God's Word, establishing God’s specific view on a marriage between husband and wife.
John 3:1-15: Jesus tells Nicodemus, the Pharisee, that he must be born again. Learn how the bronze serpent connects to the cross, salvation, and eternal life.
Numbers 21:1-9: The bronze serpent in the wilderness offered physical healing to Israel, pointing us to Good Friday, where Jesus was lifted up for our salvation.
Psalm 22 moves from Messiah’s turmoil and torment to triumph, revealing the risen Christ as sovereign King who reigns, saves, and is worshiped by all nations.
Psalm 22 reveals the suffering Messiah - Jesus forsaken, mocked, and pierced - enduring turmoil and torment at the cross to bring us salvation.
Psalm 24 proclaims the Lord as Creator, King of glory, and the One who grants access to His presence for those who are pure in heart and seek His face.
Psalm 110 points to a greater King than David - Jesus Christ, the divine Master, Priest, and Judge who reigns with power, justice, and eternal priesthood.
Psalm 2 reveals the nations’ rebellion, God’s sovereign response, and the rule of His Son. True blessing is found by submitting to Christ the King.
Psalm 100 is a joyful call to worship, inviting all people to serve the Lord with gladness, give thanks, and praise His steadfast love and faithfulness.
Psalm 27 declares the Lord as our light, salvation, and stronghold, calling believers to trust, seek His presence, and wait with courage and hope.
Jacob’s dream of a stairway to heaven in Genesis 28 reveals God’s grace, His presence with the unworthy, and points us to Christ, the true stairway to God.
Ephesians 2:1–10 reveals that we were dead in sin but made alive in Christ by grace, created for good works prepared by God for His glory.
Jesus reveals the key to true happiness in John 15:1–11: abiding in Him. Through pruning, fruitfulness, and His love, our joy is made full in Christ.
