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The Man With The Measuring Line: The Twelve Lesson 43- Zechariah

By Kyle Mounts • April 24, 2025

Unpack Zechariah's vision of the measuring line and its prophetic significance for Jerusalem's expansion. See how God promises protection as a wall of fire and His glory in their midst. Understand the urgent call to flee from the north (Babylon) and the future ingathering of many nations. Taught by Pastor Mike Morris.

Sovereign Messiah: Psalm 22:22-31 (Easter 2025)

By Kyle Mounts • April 23, 2025

From despair to victory! Journey through Psalm 22, witnessing the Messiah's emotional turmoil and physical torment. Experience the powerful turning point as lament transforms into praise. Discover the promise of eternal salvation and how the Sovereign Messiah will be worshipped by all nations. God hears our cries! This is part 2 of a two-part series entitled “Suffering Messiah/Sovereign Messiah.”

Suffering Messiah: Psalm 22:1-21 (Good Friday 2025)

By Kyle Mounts • April 23, 2025

Unpack Psalm 22: From David's lament of turmoil and torment to a prophecy of the Suffering Messiah, Jesus! Explore the powerful connection to the crucifixion, including being forsaken, taunted, and pierced. Discover how this psalm foreshadows the Sovereign Messiah's triumph! This is part 2 of a two-part series entitled “Suffering Messiah/Sovereign Messiah.”

A Sermon to Stiffnecks: Acts 7:1-53 | Lesson 13

By Kyle Mounts • April 13, 2025

Stephen's powerful message in Acts 7 exposes a pattern of rejecting God's chosen leaders. From the stiff-necked brothers of Joseph to the rejection of Moses as rescuer, Stephen shows how history repeats itself. He culminates by accusing his listeners of betraying and murdering the Righteous One. Are we repeating the mistakes of the past?

The Horns and the Craftsmen: The Twelve Lesson 42- Zechariah

By Kyle Mounts • April 10, 2025

God's judgment revealed! In this sermon, Pastor Mike Morris explores Zechariah's vision of four horns and God's fierce anger against nations that oppressed Judah, Israel, and Jerusalem. Learn about the four craftsmen, the agents of His wrath, who terrify and overthrow these powers. Discover how God's sovereignty ensures justice for His people!

Working Together for Christ: Acts 6:1–15 | Lesson 12

By Kyle Mounts • April 6, 2025

Discover how a complaint by the Hellenists regarding neglected widows sparked a crucial moment in the early church (Acts 6:1). Witness the apostles' wise decision to prioritize preaching the word of God and delegate the daily distribution by selecting seven reputable men (Acts 6:2-3). Learn about this pivotal act of delegation for Christ's mission.

Keys to Happiness: John 15:1-11 ( Single Teaching)

By Kyle Mounts • April 3, 2025

In John 15:1-11 we see Jesus' powerful message on the true vine and branches. Learn the vital importance of abiding in Christ to produce spiritual fruit. Understand how God's pruning is a sign of His care, leading us to produce more fruit. Discover how staying connected to Jesus results in full joy and glorifies the Father.

Never Surrender: Acts Lesson 11

By Kyle Mounts • March 30, 2025

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EXPOSITORY TEACHING

WE ARE AN EXPOSITORY TEACHING CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN SAN ANTONIO

Verse By Verse Fellowship is a Christian church and we are committed to expository preaching. In other words, we teach verse by verse through the Christian Scriptures. Expository preaching (also called expositional preaching) is a method of instruction that aims to explain and clarify the original meaning of the text. The primary goal of expository preaching is to help you understand the Bible thoroughly, by breaking down complex theological concepts and presenting them in a clear, logical, and structured manner. We explain verses in their broader contexts. And we move sentence by sentence and paragraph by paragraph through books of the Bible. And we avoid cherry-picking verses or passages or conforming the text to support our preconceived notions.

Additionally, we also preach the gospel of Jesus Christ, and we relate the units of Scripture to the broadest context of the Scripture—the metanarrative of God’s plan of redemption for sinners through Jesus Christ. In this way, we preach the gospel of the WORD (the Son of God) found in the Word of God (the Scriptures).

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