Pastor David delivered a sermon titled "Biblical Anger" focusing on the concept of calculated madness and righteous anger. The sermon explored how to handle anger constructively, using Jesus's temple cleansing as a biblical example.

The message began with observations about current global anger, including references to conflicts between Israel and Iran. Pastor David then shared personal examples of things that make him angry, such as passive Christianity and the sidelining of Christian values in the UK.

He outlined three ways people typically deal with anger: containment, impulsive reaction, and bottled-up emotions that eventually explode. The pastor then introduced Jesus's approach of "calculated madness" as a more effective alternative.

The sermon centred on Mark 11:11-18, analysing Jesus's strategic approach to addressing corruption in the temple. Pastor David emphasised that Jesus first qualified his anger by investigating the situation, consulting with trusted people, and then taking planned action rather than acting impulsively.