Preached on September 24th, 2017.

In this opening sermon of a 22-part series on Revelation, Lee introduces the book through the story of Lucius, a persecuted believer in the Roman Empire. From Revelation 1:1–8, we are reminded that Revelation is not a puzzle, but a message of hope from the Triune God who reigns over all things.

As we step into a new year, this New Year’s Eve sermon from 2017 challenges us to start where real change begins: in the mind. Discover how the beliefs you hold shape your emotions, your choices, and your future — and how God invites you to renew your thinking so you can face whatever lies ahead with confidence and peace.

After the unexpected death of Spencer Lubben, a 23-year-old young man cherished by the Webb family and SBF church community, Lee preached this message on August 6, 2017. In this message, Lee wrestles with questions that have no easy answers. Drawing from Scripture, personal loss, and moments of quiet peace witnessed in the ICU, he speaks about heaven not as a distant idea but as a promised, tangible home prepared by Christ Himself. This sermon is an invitation to anyone searching for hope in grief to consider the eternal perspective that sustained him in that season of profound loss.

Preached January 15th, 2017, this is when Lee first shared that he was beginning a cancer journey with his church family.