What do we do when we do what is right, yet are treated unjustly? 1 Peter 2:18–25 reminds us that Christians can endure unjust suffering not because suffering is easy or because injustice is acceptable, but because God’s grace enables us to persevere, Christ calls us to follow His example, and He cares for us as our Shepherd and Overseer. Jesus Himself suffered unjustly without sin, did not retaliate, but entrusted Himself to the One who judges justly. At the cross, He bore our sins so that we might die to sin and live for righteousness, giving us both the example and the grace to remain faithful when obedience is costly. And when the path of righteousness leads through difficult valleys, we are not alone—Christ is with us, watching over our souls and holding us fast. Whatever suffering you may be facing, look to Christ, trust His grace, and entrust yourself to Him. Watch the full sermon on our YouTube channel and be encouraged to endure suffering faithfully while continuing to do what is good.

Watch this sermon by Elder Jojo Timay on 1 Peter 2:18-25