In this article, John Yenchko presents a sermon from Isaiah 48, 57, and 66. Yenchko argues that we cannot truly rejoice in our salvation unless we know what we have been saved from. He maintains that there is no peace in hell, it is a place of death and second death, and it is not just a state of mind, but a place of real suffering and torment. Yenchko concludes that, for the Christian, the reality of hell should make us hate sin and love what is good, righteous and holy.
