1 Peter 3:13-22

William Tyndale's unwavering commitment to translating the Bible into English, despite the risks, mirrors the principles found in 1 Peter 3. Tyndale's life teaches us the value of suffering for doing good rather than evil. Peter's message to early Christians in Turkey emphasizes rejecting fear, honoring Christ, and defending faith with gentleness. He highlights that good behavior can silence critics and that suffering for righteousness is commendable. Jesus' redemptive suffering and victory over sin serve as the ultimate example, encouraging us to embrace our own trials with courage. Reflecting on Tyndale's sacrifice and Peter's teachings, we are called to stand firm in our faith, pursue righteousness, and trust that our suffering for good fulfills God's greater purposes.