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In this message, Mark Ashton explores Jesus cleansing the temple in John 2, unpacking righteous anger, the corruption of worship, and the radical truth that Jesus became the new temple where heaven and earth meet. This sermon challenges us to rethink holiness, identity, and what it means for the Holy Spirit to dwell within us as the body of Christ.

Through the story of Jesus overturning tables in the temple courts, we see his passion for justice, worship, and making space for all people to encounter God. Minister Mark Ashton also examines the deeper theological meaning behind Jesus’ statement, “Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days,” revealing how the death and resurrection of Jesus forever transformed access to God.

If you’ve ever wrestled with anger, spiritual emptiness, identity, purpose, shame, or the desire to feel closer to God, this message offers a powerful invitation to “come and see” how Jesus cleanses, rebuilds, and dwells within his people.

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