Righteous Anger and the Purpose of God's House

 This Mother's Day sermon explores Jesus cleansing the temple during Passover, revealing His zeal for God's house and righteous anger against corruption. The message examines how the temple, designed as a place for all people to connect with God, had become a marketplace where religious leaders exploited worshippers. Jesus, the ultimate Passover Lamb, confronted this injustice by overturning tables and driving out money changers. The sermon challenges believers to examine what makes them angry, calling them to develop righteous anger against injustice, evil, and systems that exploit the vulnerable. It emphasizes that following Christ means becoming like Him—responding to brokenness with action rather than indifference. The message warns against lukewarm faith that desires the gifts of God without truly wanting God Himself, urging genuine discipleship that transforms anger into purposeful response to the world's injustices.