The Lee Webb Podcast

Preached April 8th, 2018. This is part 22 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.The Bible ends not with chaos but with clarity and hope. This episode explores the river of life, the removal of the curse, and the promise that God’s people will see His face.Note: There is a missing sermon from this series on Revelation that was not recorded. It was preached on March 25th, 2018. My hope is that this incredible series can still be enjoyed even though this important sermon is missing.Special thanks to Jim Seip and Hannah Lee for their performance of “Thirsty” by Chris McClarney, a perfect ending to this series.Thank you for listening.

Preached March 18th, 2018. This is part 20 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.Heaven opens and a rider appears on a white horse. In this sermon from Revelation 19, Lee walks through the return of Christ and reminds listeners that the story of history ends with the triumph of Jesus.

Preached March 11th, 2018. This is part 19 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.After judgment falls, heaven erupts in worship. This sermon explores the four Hallelujahs of Revelation 19 and the celebration that follows the fall of Babylon, reminding listeners that God’s justice leads to eternal joy for His people.

Preached March 4th, 2018. This is part 18 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.Revelation 14 through 16 confronts us with the weight of eternity. This sermon reminds us that God’s wrath is righteous, His timing is perfect, and salvation is offered freely to all who will receive it.

Preached February 25th, 2018. This is part 17 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation. Who is the real antagonist behind the chaos of the world? This sermon walks through Revelation 13 and shows how spiritual deception spreads, how evil imitates truth, and why God remains sovereign even in the darkest days.

Preached February 18th, 2018. This is part 16 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation. Revelation pulls back the curtain on the unseen spiritual battle behind human history. This sermon explores Satan’s long war against God’s plan and reminds listeners that through Christ’s cross and resurrection the enemy has already been defeated.

Preached February 11th, 2018. This is part 15 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation. What does it mean to truly take in God’s Word? In this sermon on Revelation 10 and 11, Lee explains the image of eating the scroll, the role of the two witnesses, and God’s promise that His kingdom will finally come.

Preached February 4th, 2018. This is part 14 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation. Judgment unfolds in Revelation 8 and 9, but hope remains central. This sermon reminds listeners that God hears every prayer, rules over every event, and continues to invite people to turn to Him even as history moves toward its climax.

Preached January 28th, 2018. This is part 13 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.Before the final seal is opened, Revelation pauses to reveal God’s mercy in the middle of judgment. This sermon explores how God marks and protects His people and reminds listeners that no crisis can erase God’s promises to those who belong to Him.

Preached January 21st, 2018. This is part 12 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.In Revelation 6, the Lamb opens the first seals and unleashes forces that reshape the world. This sermon explores the four horsemen and reminds listeners that judgment unfolds under Christ’s authority and not outside of it.

Preached January 14th, 2018. This is part 11 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.In Revelation 5, John sees the tension of heaven break into worship when only one is found worthy to open God’s scroll. He is Jesus, the Lion of Judah who appears as a Lamb who was slain. This message explores Christ’s sacrifice, His authority over history, and the hope His victory gives to a fearful world.

Preached January 7th, 2018. This is part 10 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.What would it be like to step into the throne room of heaven? In this sermon from Revelation 4, Lee unpacks the imagery of God’s heavenly court and shows why our understanding of God shapes how we face fear, suffering, and uncertainty in the world.

Preached November 26th, 2017. This is part 9 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.What does it mean to be “lukewarm” toward God? This sermon unpacks Jesus’ sobering words to the church in Laodicea and challenges listeners to repent of self-sufficiency and renew their zeal for Christ.

Preached November 12th, 2017. This is part 8 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.What do you do when every door seems closed? This episode explores Christ’s promise to a small, struggling church that faithfulness matters more than strength and that God sees every unseen act of obedience.

Preached November 5th, 2017. This is part 7 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation. A church can look successful on the outside and still be dying on the inside. This message calls believers to move beyond reputation and rediscover genuine spiritual life.

Preached October 29th, 2017. This is part 6 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.In this message from Revelation 2, Lee explores Jesus’ longest and most severe letter — written to the small but influential church in Thyatira. Surrounded by cultural pressure and false teaching, believers are called to pledge their allegiance to Christ alone and to hold fast to the truth in a world that celebrates compromise.

Preached October 22nd, 2017. This is part 5 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.In this episode, Lee examines Jesus’ warning to the church in Pergamum — a faithful congregation living “where Satan has his throne,” yet slowly giving in to compromise from within.

Preached October 15th, 2017. This is part 4 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation.What do you do when following Jesus makes life harder, not easier? This sermon walks through Christ’s words to the church in Smyrna, reminding us that Jesus sees our suffering, understands our pain, and calls us to stay true no matter the cost.

Preached October 8th, 2017. This is part 3 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation. The church in Ephesus had truth, perseverance, and activity. But something was missing. This sermon unpacks Jesus’ call to remember, repent, and return to a love-driven faith rather than one fueled by duty alone.

Preached October 1st, 2017. This is part 2 of a 22-part series on the book of Revelation. What happens when John sees Jesus again after sixty years? In this message from Revelation 1:9–20, Lee walks through John’s breathtaking vision of Christ. Not as a carpenter from Galilee, but as the risen King, Priest, and Judge who stands among His churches.

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.