Peter stands before the crowd on Pentecost and proclaims that this Jesus has been raised by God. "We are all witnesses of this event," he declares. Just weeks before, Peter had been hiding in fear. But now, in the very heart of Jerusalem, before the crowd that had cried out for Jesus' death, he boldly testifies to the Resurrection. What changed him? He had seen the risen Jesus. He had eaten with Him. He had walked alongside Him. That experience became a testimony he could no longer keep silent. God exalted Jesus at His right hand—His humiliation transformed into exaltation. The shame of the cross became the glory of God's throne. And this exalted Jesus poured out the Holy Spirit upon His people. The Resurrection is not merely personal comfort; it empowers witness, builds community, and sends us to transform the world. We too are called to be witnesses of this Resurrection. Today, ask yourself: Where and how can I bear witness to the risen Christ?