A re-preaching of the historic sermon by Gilbert Tennent.

God in flesh. Taking our condemnation. No other religion in human history teaches that the deity died for the damned. Salvation is in Christ alone.

The Lord's anointed will reign and rule in righteousness forever and ever. As His people, Christ's victory is cause for remembering and celebrating.

Instead of being exterminated from the earth, though many have tried and others will continue to try, the Lord will victoriously and triumphantly preserve His people and His testimony until glory!

The seemingly weak and vulnerable saints of God are called to push back the darkness of evil. This sermon shows how that battle is waged.

God's enemies will be crushed under His feet, and ours. This truth is never in jeopardy.

Try as they might, God's enemies cannot ultimately prevail. Any attempt to overthrow God's kingdom will inevitably come back in their own demise. Even through the evil plots of men against His kingdom, God will exalt His Son.

How do you define “the good life”? Tim Cain, pastor at Kaleo Church in El Cajon, California, explains how we will envy the wicked if our definition of “the good life” isn’t the biblical understanding presented in Psalm 73. The nearness of God is the Christian’s true good. How do you define “the good life”?

The plan and promises of God are immutable, and the people of God can never

perish, no matter what. This sermon shows how that truth works itself out

in human history.