All My Hope Is In Jesus

This message launches our walk through 1 Peter, a letter written to believers facing real suffering. Scattered across Asia Minor and living under the threat of persecution, these early Christians needed more than inspiration—they needed a living hope. And Peter gives it to them.

He writes not from theory, but from experience. Peter knew both failure and restoration. He’s the disciple who sank in the waves, denied Jesus, and was later restored by the risen Christ. So when he talks about grace, identity, and perseverance, it’s personal.

In these opening verses, Peter reminds us who we are: chosen by God, being made holy through the Spirit, and anchored by a hope that death can’t touch. This isn’t a distant theology—it’s a call to live differently, to trust deeply, and to stand firm in a world that often pushes faith to the margins.

If your faith feels shaken, if the pressure is rising, or if you just need to be reminded that you’re not alone—this message is for you. Come hear how Peter’s words still speak to us today.