Be Bold
About This Series
Series duration
December 31, 2025 — February 22, 2026
Scriptures in this series
Joshua 1:1-9 · Joshua 1 · Joshua 3 · Joshua 1:10-11 · Judges 4 · Judges 5 · 1 John 4:16-18 · Esther 4
Sermon quotes
“Preparation is a sign that you've got a picture of what is coming or where you are going.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Preparations
“The boldness to do what's right even when it's uncomfortable.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“It's personal.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“Faith is never passive.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Moves: When Courage Strikes
“You got to know when to stop mourning and start moving.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Be Bold
“Favor is for function.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Seizing Your Moment
“God just loves you.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Love
“Preparation is a sign that you've got a picture of what is coming or where you are going.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Preparations
“God's plan doesn't collapse because of one person's fear.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Seizing Your Moment
“Bold faith prepares before God performs”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Preparations
“Get your provisions ready.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Preparations
“Disobedience is too easy.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“You don't have a choice.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“What you have is enough.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Moves: When Courage Strikes
“Grieve and go forward. Be sad but don't be stuck.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Be Bold
“You can't say you believe God if the evidence of your life is not intact.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Love
“Timing without courage is wasted opportunity.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Seizing Your Moment
“God's promises always summon Israel into a new practice of life.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Preparations
“Trauma doesn't get to be the leading voice in my life.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Preparations
“Be careful to obey.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“Too much has been invested into you.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“How dare you think that one loss stops the story?”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Be Bold
“Who knows if perhaps you were made queen for just such a time as this?”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Seizing Your Moment
“Get your provisions ready.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Preparations
“I'm starting to see myself better.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Preparations
“When nobody is watching.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“That's a lot of pressure.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“The time has come for you.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Be Bold
“If I die, I just have to die.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Seizing Your Moment
“Prepare boldly.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Bold Preparations
“The Lord who has been is the God that still is.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“The fulfillment is not in what you attain.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“The new year won't mean nothing if you don't realize you are the one.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Be Bold
“He won't fail.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“The fulfillment is in whether or not you fulfill the assignment.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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You Are The One, Part 2
“If he's still talking to you, he still got a plan for your life.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Be Bold
“When the moment called for it, I stepped into it boldly.”
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Seizing Your Moment
Sermons in This Series
Joshua 1:1-9
Be Bold
December 31, 2025
On New Year's Eve, the Be Bold theme opens with a direct word from Joshua 1: the next season will not be entered by spectators. God is still speaking, some endings must be honored without staying stuck in them, and the time has come for his people to accept that the assignment is personal: you are the one.
Joshua 1
You Are The One, Part 2
January 4, 2026
On the first Sunday of 2026, part two drives the Be Bold theme deeper into personal responsibility. Joshua 1 is preached not as vague encouragement but as a direct order: the assignment is personal, the season requires courage, and the people attached to your life cannot afford for you to stay passive.
Joshua 1
You Are The One, Part 2
January 11, 2026
In the 11:30 service, the Be Bold theme turns toward obedience. Joshua 1 is used to argue that courage is not only about movement into promise, but also about the disciplined strength to obey God when it is inconvenient, uncomfortable, and unseen by everyone else.
Joshua 3
Bold Preparations
January 18, 2026
This sermon pushes the Be Bold theme into practical readiness. In Joshua 3, Israel is told to get ready before the river parts, and the church is challenged to treat preparation as proof of expectation by managing time, trauma, and thought with the seriousness of people who actually believe God is about to move.
Joshua 1:10-11
Bold Preparations
January 18, 2026
Believing God and being ready for God are not the same thing. In Joshua 1:10-11, Israel is told to get ready before the crossing happens, and this sermon treats that command as a demand for practical, bold faith that prepares for promise before visible proof appears.
Judges 4; Judges 5
Bold Moves: When Courage Strikes
January 25, 2026
This sermon reframes boldness through the story of Jael. When the decisive moment arrived, she did not wait on a better option, a different person, or more impressive tools. She moved with courage, used what was already in her hand, and proved that faith is never passive.
1 John 4:16-18
Bold Love
February 15, 2026
Is your love for God bold enough to shape your life? Bold love lives in God's love daily — not visiting it occasionally. Perfect love drives out fear, and our love for God is a grateful response, not a payment plan.
Esther 4
Seizing Your Moment
February 22, 2026
This sermon presents favor as functional, not decorative. Through Esther 4, the church is reminded that God positions people for specific moments, and when that moment arrives, courage is required so favor can serve its purpose instead of becoming a wasted opportunity.
