Managing Me
About This Series
Series duration
September 6, 2026 — September 20, 2026
Scriptures in this series
1 corinthians 6:19-20 · Philippians 2:1-8 · Genesis 18:14 · Philippians 2:5
Contributing ministers
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
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Words to carry with us
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“God is the owner. You and I are the managers. Holy Spirit is the quality control.”
Managing Me 2026
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“Worship is a weapon.”
Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?
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“God is the owner. You and I are the managers. But Holy Spirit is quality control.”
Managing Me
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“You can't live a new life with a old way of thinking.”
Let This Mind Be in You
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“If you can't manage you, everything you get will be mismanaged.”
Managing Me 2026
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“Before you can manage what God gives you, you got to learn how to manage you.”
Managing Me: Having the Mind of Christ
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“Is anything too hard for the Lord?”
Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?
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“A new life and an old mind don't mix.”
Let This Mind Be in You
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“Stop fighting Holy Spirit.”
Managing Me 2026
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“Our minds are the operating system of our lives.”
Managing Me: Having the Mind of Christ
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“He said in a year you'll hold what you didn't think was possible.”
Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?
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“You are not your own. You are God's own.”
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“Knowledge isn't our problem. Obedience is our problem.”
Let This Mind Be in You
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“God wants to be glorified in your body.”
Managing Me 2026
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“I change them first by thinking different.”
Managing Me: Having the Mind of Christ
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“Stop talking yourself out of the miracle God's preparing for you.”
Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?
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“Stewardship begins with how you respond to the responsibility of knowing that God is the one who's really in charge.”
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“Some of us can't manage our mind because we are more committed to managing our image.”
Let This Mind Be in You
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“You can't live for God still thinking the way you used to think.”
Managing Me: Having the Mind of Christ
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“You realize you've never been closer than you are right now.”
Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?
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“Before you can manage what's in your hands, you've got to manage the hands.”
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Sermons in This Series
1CO.6.19-1CO.6.20
Managing Me
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. · September 6, 2026
The sermon opens the month’s focus on stewardship by turning the lens inward: before managing money, opportunities, or relationships, believers must learn to manage themselves. Using 1 Corinthians 6:19–20, the preacher frames stewardship as living under the ownership of God, recognizing that believers do not ultimately belong to themselves and therefore must live differently with their bodies, choices, and priorities. He begins with a personal story from 1992 when his father bought him a 1977…
PHP.2.1-PHP.2.8
Managing Me: Having the Mind of Christ
September 13, 2026
We continued part two of the series “Managing Me,” learning that biblical stewardship begins before money, time, talents, or the body—it begins with managing ourselves. Since God is the owner of everything, including us, our first act of stewardship is to recognize our role as management, not ownership, and to let God shape our “operating system,” our minds—our thoughts, intentions, feelings, beliefs, and settled disposition that guides outward behavior. Philippians 2:1–8 (with emphasis on Phi…
GEN.18.14
Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. · September 13, 2026
The service builds in extended worship focused on God’s worthiness and on praise as a spiritual weapon, with testimonies of God’s mercy in preserving lives through accidents and illness and a call to trust God even when facing pressure. Psalm 18:1 is read to frame God as strength, fortress, savior, and shield, and the congregation repeatedly affirms praise, worship, and dependence on the Lord through songs such as “You are Alpha and Omega,” “Praise is What I Do,” and “No one can worship You for…
PHP.2.5
Let This Mind Be in You
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. · September 20, 2026
Today we continued the “Managing Me” series by centering on Philippians 2:5 and the call to manage ourselves by first managing our minds. We were reminded that God owns everything—including us—so our lives are meant to be stewarded, and a transformed life requires a renewed way of thinking that aligns with Jesus. From Jesus’ example, we were challenged to reject entitlement, embrace the kind of humility that empties self without denying identity, and pursue obedience that goes beyond what is c…
1CO.6.19-1CO.6.20
Managing Me 2026
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. · September 20, 2026
We were reminded from 1 Corinthians 6:19–20 that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit and that we are not our own because we were bought with a price. Since God owns everything—including us—our daily lives must be shaped by the reality that God is the Owner, we are managers, and the Holy Spirit functions as God’s quality control within us. The message challenged us to stop treating Scripture as if it only applies to one area (like sexual sin) and instead to let God’s ownership govern e…
