In this Advent sermon, Pastor Drew Webb teaches that God often works in the margins—through ordinary people who say “yes” to His call. Looking at Luke 1:26–38, we examine Mary’s joyful submission, Joseph’s integrity, and the miracle of God’s power revealed in human weakness.

Key Themes

• ⭐ God uses the overlooked

• 🙏 Mary’s surrender

• 💫 Joseph’s obedience

• 💪 Strength in weakness

• 🌱 Faithfulness that opens doors

Genesis 3:8–24 reveals the deep consequences of humanity’s rebellion — but also the first glimmer of redemption. Pastor Drew Webb walks through the curses on the serpent, woman, and man, and highlights God’s unexpected blessings in the midst of judgment.

Key Themes:

• 🐍 Curse on the serpent

• 👩 Pain & marital tension for the woman

• 👨 Work & struggle for the man

• 🌱 Humanity preserved

• ✝️ The Protoevangelion: first Gospel promise

• 👑 Satan’s defeat through Christ

Even in the earliest pages of Scripture, God’s plan of salvation is already unfolding.

In this sermon , Pastor Drew Webb explores Genesis 3:1–7 to reveal how sin entered the world and how believers can stand firm against the enemy’s deceptive tactics.

Key Themes:

• 🐍 The nature of the serpent

• 🎭 Satan’s deceptive strategy

• 🍎 The seduction of sin

• 😔 Shame and brokenness

• 🛡️ The believer’s defense

A powerful and foundational message for understanding the human heart, spiritual warfare, and God’s provision for victory.

God formed woman from man to create the first human relationship — equal in dignity, unique in distinction, and united in purpose. Discover God’s design for marriage and identity as revealed in Genesis 2:18–25. 

Key Themes

• 👫 God-designed partnership

• 🔎 Identity rooted in Scripture

• 💍 Biblical marriage

• ❤️ Love & sacrificial leadership

• 🌿 Flourishing in God’s purpose

Journey through Genesis 2:4-20 to see how work was designed by God as both a calling and a gift, not a punishment. The sermon content reveals how God’s presence, partnership, and provision come together in Eden to shape the meaning of daily life. Reflect on how these insights can renew your motivation and ground your faith as you live out God’s original intent for humanity.​​

• 🌱 Work as a calling, not a curse

• 🛠️ Stewards of creation

• 👥 Partnership and community

• 🌳 Eden symbolizes God’s presence

• 💡 Trust in divine provision

• ✨ Sabbath and blessed boundaries

• 👑 Royal priesthood in action

Genesis 2:1–3 shows us a God who finishes, rests, and blesses. Pastor Drew Webb unpacks what it means that God “rested” — not because He was tired, but because His work was complete. Learn how Sabbath reflects God’s design for balance, faith, and refreshment.

✨ Key Themes:
• God’s finished work of creation
• Sabbath as a model of trust
• The holiness of rest
• A rhythm for body, mind, and spirit

In “Growing Old Isn’t for Sissies,” Pastor Larry Webb reminds us that advancing age doesn’t mean thinking old. Drawing from Caleb’s story in Joshua 14, he shares timeless principles for aging well, embracing life’s challenges, and living with wholehearted faith.

🎯 Key Takeaways:

• Aging is a blessing, not a burden.

• God still calls and uses us at every age.

• Our greatest achievements can come later in life.

• Commitment and faith never retire.

What does it mean to be made in God’s image?
In this message from Genesis 1:26–31, Pastor Drew Webb unpacks how being created in God’s likeness gives every human life value, purpose, and divine responsibility. Discover how God designed humanity to reflect His character, rule with humility, and receive His blessing.

🎯 Themes:
• Made in His image
• Dominion and stewardship
• The call to multiply
• Receiving divine blessing

Listen as we return to the beginning—to understand our Creator’s purpose for His creation.

In Genesis 1:20–25, we see God filling His creation with life—fish in the seas, birds in the skies, and animals on the earth. Pastor Drew Webb unpacks the significance of these acts of creation:

• 🐟 God fills the waters with countless living creatures

• 🕊 God fills the skies with birds, each uniquely designed

• 🐄 God fills the earth with livestock, creeping things, and beasts

• 🌱 After its kind – intentional reproduction and order

• ✅ It was good – God’s perfect assessment of His work

• 🌍 Future reality – Creation restored under Christ’s reign

This message reminds us that creation is purposeful, ordered, and points us to the hope of God’s future restoration.

Day 4 of creation reveals God’s purpose for the sun, moon, and stars. In this sermon on Genesis 1:14–19, Pastor Drew Webb explains how these heavenly lights demonstrate God’s design, order, and glory.

🌞 Separation – God divided day from night, bringing balance and rhythm to life.
📅 Regulation – The sun, moon, and stars set signs, seasons, days, and years.
💡 Illumination – Light is a gift of common grace, blessing all humanity.
🙌 Glory – The heavens declare the majesty of God.
❤️ Concern – God names each star and shows deep care for His creation.
🔭 Existence – Creation itself points to the Creator, leaving us without excuse.

This message reminds us that the sun, moon, and stars are not random or accidental but purposeful creations that reflect God’s wisdom and kindness. Ancient cultures treated them as gods, but Scripture shows they are instead masterpieces of God’s handiwork, designed to guide, sustain, and point us to Him.

Listen and be encouraged: every sunrise, every starlit night, and every glimpse of creation whispers—and even shouts—that there is a God who is both powerful and personal.