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Lance discusses Psalm 110, emphasizing its significance as a Messianic psalm that refers to Jesus Christ. He highlights the absolute victory of the ascended Christ, who is seated at the right hand of God, signifying that the battle has already been won. This victory assures believers that they are not fighting a losing battle against evil. Lance outlines five key lessons from the psalm: the victory of Christ, God's eternal purpose, the dominion of Christ and His followers, the responsibility of the redeemed, and the power of His resurrection. He stresses that Christ's position at God's right hand confirms the completion of His work for salvation, and believers can rest in this assurance. Lance encourages Christians to recognize their identity in Christ and the fullness of salvation available to them. He also addresses the importance of the Holy Spirit, stating that all necessary gifts and empowerment for service have been provided through Christ's finished work. Ultimately, he reassures believers that despite challenges, the end is secure, and they can experience the fullness of life in Christ.

Outline of Main Points

Significance of Psalm 110 as a Messianic psalm
Absolute victory of the ascended Christ
Five key lessons from the psalm
Completion of Christ's work for salvation
Importance

Standing in the Victory