Easter 3: What Christ Did That You Cannot

In a world where it’s easy to feel overlooked… forgotten… or reduced to your failures, the question quietly lingers:

Has God forgotten me?

In this sermon from 1 Peter 2, we hear God’s answer - not as a vague reassurance, but as something concrete, something you can actually hold onto.

Peter writes to Christians who are suffering and scattered. In this situation and yours,  we receive the same promise:

You are not forgotten.

This is not a sermon about trying harder or following a better example.

This is about what Christ has done for you - what you could never do for yourself.

And what it means that your name is not written in ink…

but held in the very wounds that healed you.

Here is that message.