Experience Church.tv - Pastor Dennis Cummins

As America marks 250 years, we remember the men and women who fought, bled, and sacrificed for the freedoms we enjoy today. But beyond our history of courage is a greater truth: our strength and prosperity have always been rooted in God's blessing. This message challenges us to guard against the comfort that success can bring, to resist forgetting the One who has sustained us, and to ask the timel...

What sits on the throne of your heart? The greatest threat to your relationship with God isn't always rebellion—it's the good things that quietly take His place. In this powerful conclusion to the War of the Wills series, Pastor Dennis reveals how subtle excuses can become idols and why true victory is found in surrendering your will to God. Discover what it truly means to declare, "Not my will, b...

The Lowest Place reveals how pride quietly grows when we begin to trust ourselves more than God. It convinces us that we don't need correction, accountability, or input from others. While pride reaches for the highest seat, Jesus shows us a better way—humility, surrender, and dependence on the Father. The path to true honor is not exalting ourselves, but allowing God to lift us up in His timing.

In a world that celebrates self-promotion and personal elevation, Jesus showed a different way. While Satan declared, “I will ascend,” Christ humbled Himself, took a towel, and served others. This message explores the contrast between pride and humility, revealing how true greatness is found not in being served, but in serving. As followers of Jesus, we are called to lay down our ambitions, pick u...

In a world that celebrates self-promotion and personal elevation, Jesus showed a different way. While Satan declared, “I will ascend,” Christ humbled Himself, took a towel, and served others. This message explores the contrast between pride and humility, revealing how true greatness is found not in being served, but in serving. As followers of Jesus, we are called to lay down our ambitions, pick u...

Many of us assume that when life gets hard — when the winds pick up and the waves crash in — we must have done something wrong. But Mark 4 tells a different story. Jesus himself looked at his disciples and said, "Let us go to the other side." He gave the invitation. He set the course. And a violent storm still came. The storm wasn't a sign of disobedience — it came in the middle of God's will. In...

What begins as a simple desire can quickly become a destructive force when left unchecked. In this message, Pastor Dennis exposes how covetousness has been at the root of some of history’s greatest falls, warning of the dangers of desiring what God has not given us. Drawing from the examples of Lucifer, whose covetous ambition led to his fall from heaven, and Korah, whose jealousy and rebellion br...

From the beginning, two voices have echoed through eternity: Lucifer’s declaration, “I will,” and Jesus’ surrender, “Not My will, but Yours be done.” This powerful series explores the battle between pride and obedience, self-rule and surrender, rebellion and submission. Through Scripture, we’ll uncover how Lucifer’s five “I will” statements led to destruction, while Jesus’ complete obedience to th...

Pastor Diego Mesa challenges us to live beyond the minimum and embrace the call to go the extra mile. In Extra Extra, we’ll discover how God uses ordinary acts of faithfulness, generosity, and love to make an extraordinary impact. When we choose to do more than expected, we reflect the heart of Jesus and open the door for God to move in powerful ways.

Even in seasons of barrenness, God is still working. This Mother’s Day message looks at the stories of Sarah, Hannah, and Elizabeth — reminding us that waiting seasons are not wasted seasons. Whether it’s physical, emotional, spiritual, or relational barrenness, both women and men can walk through seasons that feel empty. But God specializes in bringing life, purpose, and promise out of places tha...

Self-control isn’t restriction—it’s protection. Left unchecked, our desires don’t just lead to mistakes; they lead to destruction. Every one of us carries impulses that, if obeyed, can wreck our relationships, calling, and future. But Jesus faced the same pressure, the same temptation—and chose not to give in. He stayed on the cross, not just to save us, but to show us what true self-control looks...

This message centers on a simple but critical truth: be careful where your joy comes from. In Luke 10, the disciples celebrated what they were able to do, but Jesus redirected their joy away from results and back to identity—being known by God. When joy is tied to outcomes, recognition, or success, it becomes unstable. But when it’s rooted in God, it produces strength and endurance. Like Noah, who...

In this message, Heaven Came Down: Calming the Storm, we dive into Mark 4:35–41 and discover a powerful truth—peace isn’t found in the absence of problems, but in the presence of Jesus. The disciples were in the will of God and still faced a storm, reminding us that storms don’t mean God is absent—they reveal what’s in us. While fear filled the boat, Jesus rested in peace, showing that true peace...

A man with leprosy approaches Jesus with bold faith, saying, “If you are willing, you can make me clean.” He believed in Jesus’ power—but questioned His willingness. Because of the religious mindset of the day, he assumed his condition was a judgment from God, leaving him not only physically broken but completely isolated and untouched. Yet Jesus responds in a way that changes everything—He reache...

They thought it was over. Jesus was dead. The stone was sealed. Hope was gone. But the empty tomb says otherwise. This message confronts the moment everything looked finished—and reveals how the resurrection didn’t just bring Jesus back, it flipped the outcome of everything. If the tomb is empty, fear loses, death is defeated, and you’re left with a choice: walk away… or respond.

On this Good Friday, we reflect on the thief on the cross—a man with nothing left to offer but a humble plea: “Jesus, remember me.” In his final moments, he discovered what we often miss in a lifetime: that salvation is not earned, but received. This powerful story reminds us that no one is beyond grace, and that even in our darkest hour, mercy is still within reach

Most people think following Jesus is about trying harder—being nicer, doing better, cleaning up behavior. But Jesus didn’t come to make bad people behave… He came to make dead people alive. This message breaks the lie of performance-driven faith and reveals the power of real transformation—from the inside out. It’s not about producing fruit through effort—it’s about staying connected to the One wh...

What if the greatest deception isn’t chaos—but peace? What if the world finally unites… but under the wrong king? From the quiet compromise of a single heart to a fully unified global system, rebellion doesn’t begin with hatred of God—it begins with indifference to Him. This message exposes a sobering truth: you can look ready, sound right, and still miss the moment that matters most—because when...

Could the collapse of a culture begin with a single lie? This sermon from Romans 1 shows how trading truth for deception leads to broken identity, moral chaos, and societal decline—and why the Church must guard the truth.

In Blueprint of Rebellion – Week 1, we step inside the story of the Tower of Babel to uncover a powerful truth: unity without submission to God becomes rebellion. Babel wasn’t just an ancient event—it reveals a pattern that still shapes culture and even the church today. Discover the difference between rebellious conformity and true kingdom unity, and learn why alignment under Christ is the only f...

We all understand what debt feels like—it weighs on us, follows us, and holds us back. Jesus used that same picture to teach us about forgiveness. While God has completely canceled our debt through the cross, we often keep a record of what others owe us. This message explores how unforgiveness traps our hearts, how temptation convinces us to hold on, and how the Lord’s Prayer shows us the way to r...

Every scar tells a story — but you get to decide how it’s told. In Victim or Veteran: Scars that Complain or Speak, we explore the powerful difference between living defined by our wounds and living empowered by them. Through the story of Thomas and the resurrected Christ, we discover that scars are not proof of defeat — they are evidence of survival. The question isn’t whether you’ve been hurt; i...

Not everyone who needs healing actually wants it. In John 5, Jesus asks a paralyzed man a dangerous question: “Do you want to get well?” Because healing doesn’t just remove pain—it removes excuses, patterns, and old identities. This message challenges us to leave the comfort of dysfunction, stand up from victimhood, and walk into the responsibility of freedom. 

A new county tax proposal is on the table — and it’s being sold as a solution. But when you dig into the details, serious questions start to surface. This measure wouldn’t just increase taxes. It comes with policy conditions that could restrict how law enforcement operates and limit local control over public safety decisions.  So who really gains? And who carries the burden? In this episode, we br...

Fear can push us into places we never planned to go and make us act in ways we never expected. In this message, we look at David’s darkest detour—when fear drove him away from Gath and into desperation—yet praise never left his lips. All Times Means These Times reminds us that worship isn’t reserved for the good moments, but is forged in the middle of fear, confusion, and uncertainty. Even here, G...