This sermon appears to examine the surprising authority God gives through Jesus, especially the authority that forgives, restores, and calls people into new life. In Matthew 9:1-17, the message likely holds together the healing of the paralytic, the calling of Matthew, and Jesus' teaching about new wine and new wineskins. The opening prayer is full of missional longing for Korea to hear the gospel again, which fits a passage where Jesus' authority is not abstract but visibly transformative. The hope in the sermon is that God-given authority is not meant for domination or image. It is authority that restores the broken, forgives sin, and makes room for new life where old structures could not contain what Jesus is doing. Let Jesus challenge your idea of authority. Welcome the kind of authority that forgives, heals, and renews, and ask him where he is calling you out of old containers and into the new life he is creating. Lord Jesus, reveal the authority you carry and the authority you entrust for your purposes. Forgive what is broken, renew what has grown old, and let your life-giving call reshape us from the inside out.