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Prepare to Be Sick of Me

Brandon Freeman·2819

Tuesday, March 31, 2026

Part of Journey Through Matthew

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Summary

In this powerful sermon on Matthew 8:14-17, Pastor Brandon Freeman teaches that silence is not golden when you are in desperate need of God. Looking at how Jesus healed Peter's mother-in-law and the crowds brought to Him, we are reminded that true encounters with Christ produce a bold cry for His intervention and an immediate desire to serve Him. To step into God's supernatural miracles, believers must intentionally prepare their head, hands, heart, and house to receive all that He desires to do.

Key Scriptures

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Matthew 8:14-17↗

Themes

Miracles and Divine HealingDesperation and Bold FaithService and GratitudeSurrender and Relinquishing ControlIntercession and Community

Pastor's Points

1.Prepare your head
2.Prepare your hands

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Prepare to Be Sick of Me

Brandon Freeman · 2819

Mar 31, 2026

3.Prepare your heart

4.Prepare your house

Key Points

1.Silence is not golden when you are facing a crisis or carrying a deep need that only God can fulfill.
2.The phrase 'prepare to be sick of me' means serving notice to others to get ready to be overwhelmed by what God is about to help you overcome.
3.Jesus is omnipotent, meaning every work He performs releases a shockwave of supernatural power and potency into our lives.
4.When Jesus touched Peter's mother-in-law, she immediately got up and served Him; true healing moves a believer directly into service.
5.Jesus doesn't always have to touch what is wrong in order to heal it; He can touch what is right and cause everything wrong to clear up.
6.Desperation drives believers to press past conventional protocol, culture, and religious norms to get to Jesus.
7.Jesus does not only heal those who have the strength to come to Him on their own; He heals all those who are brought to Him by faithful intercessors.
8.To prepare for God's miracle, you must prepare your head with faith, your hands by dropping baggage, your heart through alignment, and your house for transformation.
9.Jesus specifically comes into our lives for our messy, unfixable situations to show Himself strong.
10.Overcoming chronic anxiety requires recognizing it as a desire for control and choosing to relinquish that control into God's hands through prayer.

Sermon Moments

“Revisiting the proverb 'silence is golden' to proclaim that silence is not golden when your life is broken and you need Jesus.”

“Defining 'prepare to be sick of me' as serving notice to others to get ready to be overwhelmed by what God is bringing you through.”

“Illustrating Jesus' omnipotence through the concept of 'potency,' like strong sweet tea that sends a shockwave through your senses.”

“Pointing out that Jesus touched Peter's mother-in-law on her hand rather than her feverish head, showing He can touch what's right to fix what's wrong.”

“The pastor sharing his personal childhood testimony of how his mother, despite struggling with drug addiction, faithfully ensured he caught the church van every Sunday.”

“Bringing a physical wooden cross onto the stage to visually remind the congregation of Christ's sacrifice, faithfulness, and eternal possibilities.”

“Highlighting that the crowds came out at sundown when the Sabbath ended, showing how holy desperation makes people pursue Jesus no matter what.”

“A prophetic altar ministry segment addressing chronic anxiety directly as a root issue of control, commanding freedom and peace over lives.”

This Week

Refuse to be quiet about your struggles—boldly express your need for Jesus in worship and prayer this week.
Respond immediately to God's daily goodness by finding practical ways to serve in your church and community.
Identify family members or friends who are struggling and actively bring them before God through daily intercessory prayer.
Guard your head and mind against doubt by meditating on God's promises when your circumstances appear unchanged.
Intentionally let go of emotional baggage and past resentment so your hands are open to receive God's blessings.
Bring peace and reconciliation into your household, treating your home as a primary space for God's presence.
Whenever anxiety arises this week, pause immediately to pray and practice relinquishing control to God.

Remember This

When faced with brokenness or desperate needs, refuse to stay silent—boldly call on Jesus, prepare every area of your life for His touch, and respond with immediate service.

A Challenge for You

Surrender every heavy weight, silent burden, and anxious thought at the feet of Jesus today, believing that He is breaking every yoke and restoring peace over your life and house.

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