In this sermon by Chris Romig, the focus is on the significance of Nazareth and the angel Gabriel's announcement to Mary in Luke 1. Chris Romig begins by noting Nazareth's humble reputation and connects its name to the prophecy in Isaiah about a "branch" from Jesse's roots—the Messiah. He shares insights from his pilgrimage to Nazareth and the Church of the Annunciation, emphasizing the longstanding reverence for this location in Christian tradition.

Rather than concentrating on the miracle of the virgin birth or Mary's faith—common sermon themes—Chris Romig centers on Gabriel's message itself: Jesus is the long-promised King from David's line, whose kingdom will have no end. He highlights how this promise has always fueled the hope of God's people, even though suffering and the curse of sin still dominate the world.

Ultimately, Chris Romig encourages believers to live with hope and purpose as they await Christ's return. He urges the church to pray "Thy kingdom come," to live as signs of God's kingdom now, and to trust that Jesus, the King, will one day bring healing and restoration to all creation.