Grace in the Fire: Reflecting Christ through Unjust Suffering

Apr 26, 2026 • The Rev. Charlie Holt

Unjust suffering, borne with love rather than retaliation, can become a window onto Christ. Preaching from 1 Peter 2:19-25, the sermon presents Jesus as the pattern Christians trace their lives under, the one who endured wrong with humility and trust in God. Such endurance is itself a grace, and it draws others not to the pain but to the redemption and hope visible in the people of God.

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