A.B. Simpson explores the profound significance of Psalms 16, 24, and 68, illustrating the journey of Christ from His descent into Hades, through His resurrection, to His glorious ascension. He emphasizes that Christ's descent was not a defeat but a proclamation of victory over death, where He preached to the spirits in prison, affirming His role as the Conqueror. The resurrection is highlighted as the pivotal moment that distinguishes Christianity, showcasing Christ as the firstborn from the dead, leading believers to eternal life. Finally, Simpson vividly describes the ascension of Christ, where He takes His rightful place at the right hand of God, celebrated by heavenly hosts, affirming His eternal reign and glory.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the significance of the Ascension of our Lord, explaining how Jesus, in His glorified body, was taken up into heaven before the disciples. He addresses the confusion surrounding this event, highlighting that Jesus' resurrection and ascension were fulfillment of prophecy and divine purpose. The sermon reminds believers that just as Jesus ascended, He will return, urging them to be prepared for His coming. Stegen warns that unconfessed sin can hinder one's readiness for the Lord's return, encouraging a life of repentance and vigilance.

A.B. Simpson presents a profound exploration of the risen and ascended Christ through Psalms 16, 24, and 68. He emphasizes the significance of Christ's descent into Hades, His resurrection, and His glorious ascension to the right hand of God, highlighting that Jesus preached to the spirits in prison and triumphed over death. Simpson illustrates how the resurrection of Christ is the cornerstone of Christian faith, providing hope and the promise of eternal life. The sermon culminates in the celebration of Christ's ascension, where He is acknowledged as the King of Glory, ushering in a new era of divine reign. This powerful message encourages believers to recognize the fullness of joy found in Christ's presence.