A Full Praise
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 to remain anchored in God while circumstances are unsettled.
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Sunday Morning Worship — November 1, 2026
Nov 1, 2026
Watch the full 9 a.m. worship service from November 1, 2026, including worship, communion, and an exhortation from Psalm 100. Bishop Hill did not preach a sermon during this service; the recording is presented in full, without sermon notes or selected quotes.
