What Peter saw

This sermon examines the illegal and unjust trial of Jesus before the Sanhedrin, focusing on Peter's perspective as he witnessed the events from afar. The preacher highlights how the religious leaders manipulated false witnesses and violated their own laws to secure a predetermined verdict of death against Christ. Central to the narrative is Jesus' bold confession of His identity as the Son of God and His future judgment, which provoked the high priest's rage and the council's violent rejection. The message challenges listeners to reflect on their own response to Jesus, urging them to accept Him as Savior rather than rejecting Him with the same hostility shown by the ancient judges. Ultimately, it emphasizes that while humanity spurned Christ, He remains the righteous judge who offers redemption to all who believe.