While writing Pierced for Our Transgressions, Peter entered some of the most tender and weighty moments of his spiritual journey. As he prayerfully traced the final days of Jesus Christ- from sorrow to suffering, from rejection to the Cross-there were times he could no longer continue writing without pausing to weep. The deeper he went into the Scriptures, the more he was overwhelmed by the reality that Christ was wounded for our transgressions, bruised for our iniquities, and willingly gave Himself in love for a fallen world.
This book was born not only out of study, but out of worship, brokenness, and holy reflection. What Peter encountered in these pages was more than doctrine on a page; it was the living weight of the gospel pressing upon his own heart again and again. In that place, the Cross became even more personal, the love of Christ more precious, and the call to live watchfully and faithfully more urgent.
Through his writing and ministry, Peter's burden is to help lead others into a deeper knowledge of Scripture, a greater love for the Lord Jesus, and a life of genuine readiness for His return. His prayer is that every reader who opens this book will not simply learn about Christ's final days, but will be drawn nearer to Christ Himself.
