When Jesus enters the Temple in Matthew 21:12–16, everything changes.

Tables are overturned.

The blind and the lame are healed.

Children recognise the King while the religious leaders miss Him entirely.

This sermon follows that moment closely: not as a moral lesson about anger, but as the arrival of the true King in His house. The Temple is judged, mercy breaks out, and the voices that matter most are the smallest ones.

Tables turned. Bodies healed. Voices raised.