Psalms for the Summer
About This Series
Series duration
July 13, 2025 — August 31, 2025
Scriptures in this series
Psalm 9:1-2 · Psalm 37:1-7 · Psalm 121:5
Contributing ministers
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr.
Psalms for the Summer
Words to carry with us
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Sermons in This Series
Psalm 9:1-2
A Full Praise
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. · July 13, 2025
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. begins Psalms for the Summer with Psalm 9, describing a life shaped by gratitude even in difficulty. He urges listeners to recognize God’s work and give him credit rather than allowing embarrassment about the past to silence their testimony. The message develops three expressions of praise: witnessing to what God has done, worshiping him for who he is and waiting on him through trouble. Bishop Hill presents trust and dependence as forms of praise, encouraging listeners
Psalm 37:1-7
I'm Not Trippin'
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. · July 20, 2025
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. turns to Psalm 37 to address the frustration of seeing people who disregard God appear to prosper. He urges listeners to stop comparing their lives with others and to rest in God rather than surrender to anger or envy. The message calls for trust in God’s timing, the territory he provides and the ultimate triumph he promises. Through personal illustrations, Bishop Hill encourages gratitude for blessings already received, responsible stewardship and peace that releases
Psalm 121:5
I've Been Kept
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. · August 31, 2025
Bishop Terry L. Hill, Jr. turns to Psalm 121 in a birthday message titled I’ve Been Kept. Drawing on childhood memories of being cared for, he describes the need for a keeper: someone to whom we are accountable and who takes responsibility for us. The message follows God’s keeping power through strength, stability and protective shade. Bishop Hill applies the psalm to demanding circumstances, uncertain steps and the life within that others cannot see. He closes by emphasizing that God’s keeping
