His glory is great in thy salvation: honour and majesty hast thou laid upon him. (Psalms 21:5) 1/ Thy Salvation. 2/ The greatness of Christ's glory in Salvation. 3/ The honour and majesty laid upon him. *Sermon Summary:* The sermon centers on the exalted glory of Jesus Christ as the sole architect and beneficiary of God's salvation, drawing from Psalm 21, Philippians 2, and Revelation 5 to affirm that Christ's majesty is not derived from human effort or historical figures, but is divinely ordained and revealed through Scripture. It emphasizes that salvation is a sovereign, triune work—predestined before creation, accomplished through Christ's humiliation and exaltation, and applied by the Holy Spirit—ensuring that all glory belongs to Christ alone. The preacher contrasts Christ's unmatched glory with the temporary and sinful roles of human instruments, affirming that even the most significant figures in salvation history, like Moses, John the Baptist, or the apostles, are overshadowed by Christ's eternal preeminence. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to a personal, transformative faith in Christ, where His glory is seen as the heart of salvation, leading to worship, obedience, and a life devoted to His supremacy, with the assurance that His honour and majesty are eternally secured by God the Father and fully realized in the redeemed community.