Experience Church.tv - Pastor Dennis Cummins

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 that once felt impossible.

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 like.

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 obeyed for decades without visible results, we’re reminded that our calling is faithfulness, not control over outcomes.

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 comes from closeness to the Father, not control of circumstances. If God has spoken “the other side” over your life, then the storm isn’t your ending. This sermon will challenge you to trust God’s Word, grow in faith before the storm hits, and find unshakable peace knowing Jesus is with you in the middle of it.Did you receive Jesus today? Click the link below for a few tools to help you grow. :https://experiencechurchtv.churchcenter.com/people/forms/269183Subscribe to the latest sermons. :https://bit.ly/3bCFUEW To support the ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here. : https://donate.overflow.co/experiencechurch“We are here to connect you to Christ, equip you for success, and empower you for ministry."Stay Connected With Us!Social Medias:Website : https://www.experiencechurch.tv/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/exptvchurch  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/experiencechurchtv  

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 reaches out and touches him first. Before the healing ever takes place, Jesus restores his dignity, showing that God’s heart is not rejection, but compassion. This message reminds us that no matter what has made us feel untouchable, Jesus is not distant—He is willing, and His love meets us right where we are. But the story doesn’t end there—once we are healed, we’re not called to stay where we were. Jesus invites us into transformation, to leave behind our old life and walk in the new life He’s given us.Did you receive Jesus today? Click the link below for a few tools to help you grow. :https://experiencechurchtv.churchcenter.com/people/forms/269183Subscribe to the latest sermons. :https://bit.ly/3bCFUEW To support the ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here. : https://donate.overflow.co/experiencechurch“We are here to connect you to Christ, equip you for success, and empower you for ministry."Stay Connected With Us!Social Medias:Website : https://www.experiencechurch.tv/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/exptvchurch  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/experiencechurchtv 

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 who produces it in you.This isn’t a series about becoming a better version of yourself—it’s about becoming a different you. Over the next few weeks, we’re not just studying what Jesus did—we’re uncovering how He lived, and how that same life now lives in you. If you’re tired of striving and ready for real transformation, this is where it starts.

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 the call comes, preparation is already decided.

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 foundation that protects the church from building modern-day towers of defiance.

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 release it. When we choose forgiveness, we walk in the freedom God has already given us.

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; it’s whether your scars will complain about the past or speak victory into someone else’s future. You can’t erase your scars, but you can decide what they mean. Will this be who you are, or simply what you went through?

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 break down the numbers, the strings attached, and the long-term implications. We examine whether this proposal truly serves residents — or whether it expands government authority without delivering measurable returns.Click the link and press “Comment on Legislation.”https://online.co.pierce.wa.us/cfapps/council/iview/proposal.cfm?proposal_num=O2026-501Local government works best when citizens show up. A few minutes of your time can make a real difference in shaping the outcome.Don’t assume someone else will speak up. If you care about the future of Pierce County, now is the time to engage and comment NO against this proposal.

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, God is worthy.

Something was taken from you—and running won’t get it back. This message confronts the difference between relief and restoration, exposing how wounded hearts settle for broken cisterns instead of living water. Through the story of the woman at the well, we see how Jesus reframes pain without shaming and restores the courage to face what once controlled us. Victims cope and coexist, but veterans stand their ground. Discover how refusing escape, choosing discipline, and stepping toward healing allows God to restore what was lost and break destructive patterns for good. You were victimized—but now it’s time to stand your ground.

Just like a movie soundtrack tells you how to feel before anything happens, the thoughts and voices in your mind shape how you live. In this message, we see how Israel let fear and negativity keep them stuck, while Joshua and Caleb chose faith and trust in God. You’ll learn how what you think about, who you listen to, and what you say can either keep you trapped in the past or move you forward into God’s promises. Change the soundtrack, and you can change your future.

In this message, Pastor Dennis Cummins teaches that while we can’t control what happened to us, we can control what we do next. Blame may feel justified, but it quietly hands the remote control of our lives to someone else—keeping us stuck replaying the same pain. Using powerful biblical examples, Pastor Dennis shows how progress begins when excuses end and ownership begins. Victims relive reruns, but veterans take back control, change the channel, and move forward into the future God has for them.

Pain is inevitable, but identity is a choice. Drawing from Paul’s triumph through suffering and a life-altering personal story, this message confronts the moment where every wounded heart stands—the Y in the road. Will we live as victims, trapped in blame and replay, or rise as veterans, forged by the battle and moving forward in faith? Discover how taking responsibility, choosing life, and refusing to let pain author the future leads us out of Act Two and into God’s redemptive Act Three. Pain may visit—but it doesn’t get to stay.

Pastor Dariel calls the church to reject careless living and recover God’s purpose for every moment. Time is never neutral—it is either wasted or redeemed. In a culture pressing believers toward compromise, God commands His people to walk wisely, live distinctly, and steward time as a sacred trust. Redeeming the time means imitating God, removing corrupt influences, and choosing light over darkness. This is not about stronger resolutions, but obedient living. The days are evil—but God’s purpose is clear.

Hope isn’t wishful thinking—it’s vision. As we step into a new year, many people start hopeful… then quickly grow disappointed. But Biblical hope is different. It’s not optimism—it’s a confident expectation rooted in God’s promises. In this episode, we unpack:Why hope often fadesWhat biblical hope really isHow hope gives faith something to work withWhy disappointment doesn’t disqualify youHow to choose hope again—even after delay or lossIf faith feels stuck, it may not be a faith problem—it may be a hope problem. 🎙️ It’s time to lift your eyes. It’s time to see again. It’s time to hope again.

After 400 years of divine silence, God spoke—not with power, but with presence. Pastor Dennis Cummins centers this message on the often overlooked innkeeper, a man faced with a holy interruption. He could have turned Mary and Joseph away because he was overwhelmed by the demands of the moment or because he felt unworthy to host something so sacred. Instead, the innkeeper made room, and in doing so became part of the moment God broke the silence of heaven. This sermon challenges us to see ourselves in the innkeeper and confront the same question he faced: when Jesus comes to us, will we be too busy, too insecure, or willing to open the door?

Blind honor protects egos, partners with dysfunction, and stays silent while destruction grows. In the story of Abigail, Nabal, and David (1 Samuel 25), we see what true honor looks like. Nabal’s arrogance provokes violence, David’s anger threatens his destiny, and Abigail’s courage interrupts disaster. She refuses blind loyalty and speaks truth with love, reminding David who God has called him to be. This sermon reveals that honor is not silence or fear—it is courage that protects destiny, confronts sin, and aligns hearts with God’s purpose.

Pastor Dennis exposes how blind honor twists truth, silences questions, and protects harmful leaders. Like the Pharisees or any abusive system, it controls information, creates false enemies, and hides corruption behind performance. Jesus breaks the propaganda machine by confronting lies, exposing hypocrisy, and destroying fear. Real honor doesn’t cover sin. Real loyalty doesn’t demand silence. And real freedom begins when we stop confusing control with care and let Christ bring everything into the light.

Pastor Dennis confronts the lie that loyalty requires silence. Blind honor is deadly. When we protect a predator in the name of “forgiveness,” we are not being Christlike—we are enabling evil. The story of Amnon and Tamar proves it: Amnon acted like a predator, Tamar was shattered, and David—her own father—chose silence to protect the family name. God never calls His people to loyalty that covers sin or to honor that ignores danger. Real honor exposes darkness. Real forgiveness doesn’t erase accountability. And real discernment refuses to let fear or image stand in the way of truth.

Pastor Dennis challenges us to stop letting manipulation disguise itself as loyalty. When honor ignores red flags, it becomes bondage. But when honor is rooted in truth, it brings freedom. God is raising believers who can recognize unhealthy influence, reject emotional traps, and stand firm in the clarity of His Word.God never asks His people to silence their discernment. Scripture calls us to test every spirit, weigh every word, and guard our hearts with wisdom. Samson was blinded by Delilah’s charm, the Galatians were swayed by false teachers, and even Paul warned the church about those who “masquerade as angels of light.” Discernment isn’t suspicion—it’s spiritual protection.

Blind honor isn’t loyalty—it’s bondage.Pastor Dennis warns that when our honor is rooted in family expectations, cultural traditions, or unexamined customs, it can lead us away from God’s will. Jesus Himself showed us that true honor is never blind—it’s anchored in obedience to the Father above all else. Blind honor demands silence and compliance. But God calls us to courageous clarity. Families can mislead, cultures can drift, and traditions can bind—but the Word of God never shifts. Abraham had to leave his father’s house; Gideon had to tear down his father’s altar. Destiny often requires us to break from what’s familiar in order to follow what’s holy.🔥 It’s time to stop honoring blindly and start obeying boldly. God’s plan and God’s Word must rise above every other voice. Only then do we walk in real freedom and purpose. 

True Beauty is not about the mirror—it’s about the soul.In a world that screams that your outward appearance is your ultimate value, God is calling His daughters to a radically different standard. Pastor Dennis references the story of Queen Esther, a woman who rose above her peers not because of a flawless exterior, but because of a fierce and distinguished inward beauty—the beauty of character, courage, and a surrendered spirit.The world’s definition of beauty is a cruel, ticking clock. It demands perfection, promises satisfaction, and then inevitably fades, leaving behind insecurity and disappointment. We all know that no amount of external glamour can stop the relentless march of time, but the world continues to chase a temporary illusion.This message challenges every woman to shift her focus from the fleeting to the forever. Esther’s true crown wasn’t the one placed on her head, but the one forged in her heart. She was prepared, not just with royal treatments, but with a deep, inner work that would equip her to save a nation.🔥 It’s time to stop chasing fleeting looks and start cultivating a lasting legacy.

💪 What Is a Man?In a world that’s confused about manhood, God calls men to lead with conviction—not silence. Pastor Dennis dives deep into the story of Lot, a man who lost his voice, his influence, and his family because he refused to stand where God called him to stand.Lot wasn’t wicked—he was weak. He compromised when he should have confronted, stayed silent when he should have spoken, and his passivity cost him everything. This message challenges men to reclaim their God-given role—not as dominators, but as defenders.Masculinity isn’t toxic—silence is. God designed men to protect, to lead, to speak truth, and to walk boldly in righteousness. When we shrink back, families suffer. But when men rise up in faith, entire generations change.🔥 It’s time to be the man God created you to be.🗣️ Break the Silence — The enemy wins when men stop speaking truth. Real strength is found in courage, not comfort.⚔️ Reject Compromise — Lot’s downfall began with small concessions. God calls us to stand firm, even when the world moves the goalposts.🏡 Lead with Purpose — Your voice matters. Your leadership sets the tone for your home, your faith, and your legacy.🌅 Redeem the Future — God restores what silence destroys. When you take your place, He rebuilds what was lost.This isn’t a message of condemnation—it’s a call to courage. God isn’t asking you to be perfect; He’s asking you to be present. When men step up, families heal, faith grows, and God’s strength is revealed through their bold obedience.📖 “Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong.” — 1 Corinthians 16:13

God designed every believer to live under covering — not for control, but for protection 🙏. The spiritual covering of your pastor and leaders is one of God’s greatest gifts 🎁. It’s where you find guidance, correction, and safety when life’s storms hit 🌧️.When you’re submitted to the authority God placed over you, you position yourself for blessing, growth, and strength 💪. But when pride, offense, or isolation pull you away 😤➡️🚶‍♂️, you step outside of that protection. Like a sheep that wanders from its shepherd 🐑, you become vulnerable to the enemy’s attacks 🐍.This message will remind you — being under cover isn’t about control, it’s about alignment ⚙️. When you’re covered, you walk in peace, direction, and divine protection 🕊️. Step back under the covering God’s placed over your life — your safety, strength, and future depend on it. 🙌Did you receive Jesus today? Click the link below for a few tools to help you grow. :https://experiencechurchtv.churchcenter.com/people/forms/269183Subscribe to the latest sermons. :https://bit.ly/3bCFUEW To support the ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here. : https://donate.overflow.co/experiencechurch“We are here to connect you to Christ, equip you for success, and empower you for ministry."Stay Connected With Us!Social Medias:Website : https://www.experiencechurch.tv/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/exptvchurch  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/experiencechurchtv  

💪 The Pain That Grows YouGenerosity isn’t always easy—sometimes it hurts. But just like lifting weights in the gym, the resistance we feel when we give is the very thing that builds our spiritual strength. Pastor Dennis unpacks how God uses generosity to stretch, shape, and strengthen us for greater impact.When we grip too tightly to what we have, we lose the very blessings God wants to pour into our lives. Proverbs reminds us that “the stingy person comes to poverty, but the generous person will prosper.” The truth is, what we release never leaves our life—it multiplies back into it.🏋️‍♂️ Embrace the Resistance — Growth requires pressure. Generosity isn’t meant to be comfortable—it’s meant to be transformational.💰 Break the Grip of Stinginess — When we hold on, we block God’s flow. When we give, we open the door for Heaven to move.🌱 Build Spiritual Muscle — Every act of generosity is a workout for your faith. The more you give, the stronger your trust in God becomes.🚀 Live in Overflow — God’s economy doesn’t run on subtraction—it runs on multiplication. What you release in faith returns in abundance.This message isn’t about losing—it’s about growing. God isn’t trying to take something from you; He’s trying to get something to you. The pain of generosity is temporary—but the strength it produces lasts forever.📖 “One person gives freely, yet gains even more; another withholds unduly, but comes to poverty.” — Proverbs 11:24

💡 The Kingdom Advances When Everyone Moves God never intended His Church to be built by a few—it was always designed to move through all of us. As we step into the launch of our new Experience Church Arizona Campus in Surprise, AZ, Pastor Dennis Cummins calls us to see this not as another location, but as a divine invitation. This isn’t just about a building—it’s about a movement. In this inspiring and unifying message, Pastor Dennis challenges us to take ownership of the mission and believe that everyone can do something to build God’s house: 🙌 See the Vision, Catch the Heart — This isn’t about addition; it’s about multiplication. God is expanding the reach of Experience Church to change more lives. 🤝 Everyone Has a Part to Play — Whether through prayer, generosity, serving, or simply saying “yes,” every act of faith creates eternal impact. 🔥 Refuse Spectator Faith — The Church doesn’t move forward on sidelines. It moves when God’s people step up and say, “Use me.” 🌵 Expect the Extraordinary — As we plant in Surprise, AZ, we believe God will do what only He can—turn our obedience into outpouring. This message isn’t about pressure—it’s about purpose. God is writing a new chapter, and He’s inviting all of us to help turn the page. 📖 “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.” — Matthew 9:37-38 🌐 Learn more: https://www.experiencechurch.tv 📲 Stay connected: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/experiencechurchtv YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ExperienceChurchTV

We live in a world that constantly feeds us junk—entertainment, opinions, and pleasures that promise satisfaction but leave us empty. Then, we wonder why the things of God don’t taste as good anymore.The truth is, you can’t develop a hunger for heaven while you’re full of the world. In this powerful message, Pastor Steve Smothermon challenges us to change our spiritual diet. Psalm 34:8 says, “Taste and see that the Lord is good.” It takes time, effort, and a decision to push away from the table of the world and sit at the table of God.This isn’t about religion—it’s about desire. When you stop feeding your spirit the world’s substitutes and start pursuing God with passion, you’ll discover that nothing else compares to His presence.🔥 Key Theme: You can’t crave what you’ve never consistently tasted—feed your spirit, not your flesh.📖 Scripture Reference: Psalm 34:8🙌 Takeaway: When you change what you consume, you’ll change what you crave—and you’ll find that the Lord truly is good.

Being a Kingdom Christian isn’t just about believing in God — it’s about aligning every part of your life with His rule and purpose. It’s choosing to see, live, and speak from heaven’s perspective here on earth.View Life God’s WaySee the world through His eyes, not the world’s. Let His Word shape how you think, respond, and make decisions. When your perspective shifts to His, your purpose becomes clear.Live Life God’s WayFaith isn’t passive — it’s active. Walk in obedience, integrity, and love. Live with kingdom character in your home, workplace, and community. Let your daily choices reflect the King you serve.Proclaim Life God’s WayThe Kingdom isn’t meant to be hidden. Speak hope. Share truth. Carry light into dark places. Your voice and story are tools God uses to advance His Kingdom.To be a Kingdom Christian is to fully surrender — to see as God sees, walk as He leads, and speak as He commands. That’s how heaven touches earth through you.

Too often in our walk with Christ, we settle for “just enough.” In 2 Kings 13, the king of Israel was instructed by the prophet Elisha to strike the arrows on the ground. He struck only three times—and stopped. Because he held back, his victory was limited.How many times do we stop striking in our own lives—quitting prayer too soon, giving half-hearted worship, or allowing passion to fade when God has called us to keep going? Pastor Carl Toti challenges us to break free from mediocrity in our Christian walk.This message is a call to perseverance, passion, and persistence. God is not looking for half-hearted devotion but for men and women who will keep striking until the breakthrough comes. Don’t stop short of all that God has for you—keep pressing, keep believing, and keep striking.🔥 Key Theme: Don’t settle for mediocrity—ignite your faith with persistence.📖 Scripture Reference: 2 Kings 13:14–19🙌 Takeaway: Your victory is on the other side of consistent passion and obedience.

In these times, our eyes are drawn to headlines, to outrage, to events intended to shock us into fear or anger. But what if God is calling us to a different vision—one that fixes not on what’s loud or violent, but on the Author and Finisher of our faith? Dariel invites us into this kind of radical clarity, urging us to stay locked in on Jesus even when the world tries to pull our gaze elsewhere. ⚖️ Wrong in the Face of Violence — The recent tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk during a speaking event is a stark reminder of how far things have gone. Political violence is never justifiable, and targeting someone for what they say or who they are—regardless of one’s beliefs—is deeply wrong. It should convict us all: we live in a world where hatred and extremism grow when our eyes wander toward vengeance instead of grace. 👁️ Composition and Focus — Like a photographer composes a shot: choosing what to brighten, what to blur, what to sharpen. Our lives have a composition: where we aim our attention shapes what we become. Hebrews 12:1-2 calls us to strip off everything that slows us down—sin, distractions, fear—and run the race with endurance, keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus, because He alone perfects our faith. 🔥 Distractions Distort — Violence, anger, outrage: these are powerful images, but they distort when they become our focus. They can pull us out of God’s frame. They can make us forget the One who is ultimate Truth and Light.🏃 Run With Endurance — The race isn’t about reacting. It’s about responding with steady faith, with hope, with love—even toward enemies. Hebrews 12:2 reminds us that Jesus endured the cross for the joy set before Him, knowing the glory that awaited. We too fix our eyes not on the temporary headline, but on the eternal promise.

💡 Beyond Me: Sharing in His Suffering, Sharing in His GloryFollowing Christ isn’t about chasing blessings—it’s about carrying a cross. Too often, we want the crown without the cost, the glory without the groaning. But the truth is this: you cannot step into resurrection power without walking through crucifixion pain. Pastor Dennis Cummins calls us higher—not into comfort, but into calling:✝️ Suffering Isn’t a Setback — It’s a stage for God’s power to be revealed in and through you.🔥 Beyond Me Living — True discipleship means surrendering my will for His, trading comfort for calling.⚔️ The Path to Glory Runs Through Pain — If we refuse the fellowship of His suffering, we’ll miss the fullness of His glory.🌟 Endure With Expectation — Every trial becomes a testimony when you understand it’s preparing you for eternal weight of glory.This isn’t about self-preservation—it’s about kingdom participation. God is raising up a people who understand that the Gospel isn’t cheap grace but costly glory, purchased in the place of suffering and revealed in the power of Christ.📖 “Now if we are children, then we are heirs—heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ, if indeed we share in His sufferings in order that we may also share in His glory.” — Romans 8:17🌐 Learn more: https://www.experiencechurch.tv📲 Stay connected:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/experiencechurchtvYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ExperienceChurchTV#BeyondMe #DennisCummins #SufferingAndGlory #CarryTheCross #EndureForChrist #EternalWeightOfGlory #KingdomFirst

We all face “dashes”—rushing ahead, getting dashed by storms, or living the brief dash between birth and death. Don’t outrun God’s timing; build on Jesus, and your life stands when storms hit (Matthew 7). Use your dash to point people to Christ through compassion, generosity, and everyday influence. Keep Jesus in your boat—He calms the waves and leads you to the other side.Did you receive Jesus today? Click the link below for a few tools to help you grow. :https://experiencechurchtv.churchcenter.com/people/forms/269183Subscribe to the latest sermons. :https://bit.ly/3bCFUEW To support the ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here. : https://donate.overflow.co/experiencechurch“We are here to connect you to Christ, equip you for success, and empower you for ministry."Stay Connected With Us!Social Medias:Website : https://www.experiencechurch.tv/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/exptvchurch  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/experiencechurchtv  

In this message from our Beyond Me series, we dive into 2 Corinthians 9 and discover the balance between seed and bread. God gives us seed to sow and bread to eat—wisdom is knowing the difference, and faith is doing the right thing with both. 🌱 Seed Multiplies — What you sow faithfully, God increases. 🍞 Bread Provides — God’s provision sustains your life and meets your needs. 🛡️ Tithing Protects — Your obedience secures the blessing already in your hands. ⚖️ Live Balanced — Don’t eat all your seed and don’t hoard all your bread. The call is simple: live wisely, give faithfully, and let your generosity leave an eternal impact. 📖“Now he who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will also supply and increase your store of seed.” — 2 Corinthians 9:10

💡 Faith Isn’t Just a Feeling—It’s a MoveGod never called us to camp in comfort zones or cling to sentimentality. Too often, we stay in places He’s already called us out of, convincing ourselves it’s faithfulness—when in reality, it’s hesitation. And hesitation is simply defeat in disguise. In this bold and prophetic message, Pastor Dennis Cummins challenges us to stop reminiscing the past and step into the future God is writing:🚶 Move When God Says Move — Faith delayed is faith denied; obedience is measured in movement, not emotion.💔 Break Free From Sentimentality — Don’t let nostalgia keep you tied to what God has already released you from.⚔️ See Hesitation for What It Is — Fear dressed up as “waiting on God” is still fear.✨ Expect a Surprise — When we follow God’s leading, He takes us to places we never expected—and there’s a surprise in store that will change everything.This is more than motivation—it’s a mandate. God is calling His Church to bold moves that shift nations, plant seeds, and prepare the way for miracles.📖 “Now the Lord said to Abram, ‘Go from your country, your people and your father’s household to the land I will show you.’” — Genesis 12:1🌐 Learn more: https://www.experiencechurch.tv📲 Stay connected:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/experiencechurchtvYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ExperienceChurchTV#BoldMoves #DennisCummins #FaithWithoutHesitation #ObedienceOverEmotion #FaithMovesMountains #SurpriseInFaith #KingdomForward

💡 Expanding the Kingdom, Not Our ComfortTrue Kingdom growth doesn’t happen when we protect our convenience—it happens when we sacrifice for someone else’s healing. In this challenging and vision-filled message, Pastor Dennis Cummins calls us to live like the Samaritan, stepping beyond comfort to fund the Kingdom and bring restoration to the broken:🚶 Step Toward the Need — The Kingdom doesn’t need spectators—it needs servants willing to stop for the hurting.💔 Break Barriers — Compassion that crosses cultural and personal boundaries brings Heaven closer to earth.💰 Cover the Cost — Real generosity pays the bill others ignore, funding recovery that outlives us.🏠 Resource the Inn — When we give, the Church becomes a place of healing, restoration, and hope.This is more than charity—it’s Kingdom generosity that moves us from comfort to commitment.📖 “Which of these three would you say was a neighbor to the man…? The one who showed him mercy.” — Luke 10:36-37🌐 Learn more: https://www.experiencechurch.tv📲 Stay connected:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/experiencechurchtvYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ExperienceChurchTV#BeyondMe #DennisCummins #TheSamaritanSystem #KingdomGenerosity #FaithInAction #GoAndDoLikewise #ComfortToCommitment #FundTheHealing #Luke1037 #JesusFirst #CompassionWithAction #HealedPeopleHealPeople

💡 Faith That Goes BeyondGod’s provision isn’t limited by our perspective—it’s activated by our trust. In this bold and faith-filled message, Pastor Dennis Cummins challenges us to believe that God can do beyond what we see when we surrender what we have:💰 Tithe — When we give, He multiplies what we release in faith.🛡️ Trust — God proves faithful in every season when we depend on Him.🌱 Provision — He doesn’t just meet needs—He exceeds them.🔥 Purpose — Our obedience opens the door to His supernatural plan.You’re not giving to lose—you’re giving to unlock what only God can do.📖 “Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine…” — Ephesians 3:20🌐 Learn more: https://www.experiencechurch.tv📲 Stay connected:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/experiencechurchtvYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ExperienceChurchTV#BeyondMe #DennisCummins #TrustGod #TithingFaith #GodIsAble #FaithInAction #ProvisionAndPurpose #LiveGenerous #ChurchOnline #JesusFirst #Ephesians320 #MiraclesThroughObedience

📏 Love in Every DirectionGod’s love isn’t just something we feel—it’s something we explore. In this powerful message, Pastor Tony Cooke dives into Ephesians 3:18, unpacking the four dimensions of Christ’s love that reshape how we live:🌍 Width — how far we reach to love and include others.✝️ Length — the distance Jesus went to rescue and redeem us.🙌 Height — the level our praise and worship can rise to in His presence.🕊️ Depth — the intimacy we discover when we go deep with God.You don’t have to guess how loved you are—God laid it out in full dimensions.📖 “...to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ.” — Ephesians 3:18🌐 Discover more from Tony Cooke Ministries: https://www.tonycooke.org/📲 Stay encouraged and equipped:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tonycookeministriesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@tonycookeministries#TonyCooke #Ephesians3 #GodsLove #LoveInEveryDirection #BibleTeaching #ChristianLeadership #FaithTools #SpiritualGrowth #DepthOfGodsLove #LoveWithoutLimits #WorshipAndWord #JesusSaves #ChristianEncouragement #MinistryResources

Pastor Dennis challenges us to lead in a way that outlasts applause—by making things better than we found them and building a legacy our families will feel for generations. This message is a bold reminder that true leadership starts with service, not a title.📘 Grab Pastor Dennis’s new book Lead To Last: https://tinyurl.com/zef2nn32📍 Explore more resources: https://experiencechurch.tv/📲 Watch new sermons weekly: YouTube @ExperienceChurchtv🎧 Tune in on the go: Experience Church Podcast on Spreaker📸 Get daily inspiration: Instagram: /experiencechurchtv#LeadingToLast #LeadWithoutPermission #ExperienceChurch #LegacyLeadership #PastorDennis #LeadershipMatters #MakeItBetter #FaithfulLeadership #GenerationalImpact #LeadershipWithoutTitles #ChristianLeadership #ServantLeadership

Why it matters: The Charter Review Commission helps decide how Pierce County is governed — including whether voters keep the right to elect the sheriff.Big picture: The commission reviews and proposes updates to the county’s charter, impacting public safety, government structure, and accountability. Decisions made here can affect how local leaders are chosen and how power is balanced in the county.

You don’t need a title to lead—just the courage to obey. In this powerful message, Pastor Dennis launches his brand-new book “Leading Without Permission” and delivers a challenge to lead from wherever you are, no permission slip required. 📘 Get the book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Leading-Without-Permission-Unleashing-Courage/dp/B0FDB7NJ1T/ 🌐 Want more resources? https://experiencechurch.tv/ 📲 Stay connected for more leadership content and practical faith tools.Instagram: instagram.com/experiencechurchtv/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Experiencechurchtvpuyallup

In this episode, Pastor Dennis Cummins, Pastor Andrew Sedra, and Pastor Noleen Sedra of Experience Church engage in a candid discussion about the growing influence of Islam in Western societies. They explore the cultural and spiritual implications of this shift and why many are hesitant to address it openly.🎙️ Topics Covered:Islam's impact and expansion on Western CivilizationFeminism vs IslamIslam's harmful behavior towards womenHow the church should respond.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated on future episodes. 

Are you chasing purpose—or chasing applause? In this episode, we unpack what it really means to be driven by ambition vs directed by God’s vision. Through the cautionary story of Absalom and the faithful example of David, we explore how ambition often starts in pain and ends in pride. You’ll learn:How selfish ambition masks itself as visionWhy obedience is greater than opticsHow to discern God’s whisper over culture’s shoutWhether you’re a young leader, creative, pastor, or student—this episode speaks to the tension of leading in a noisy world. 🔥 “Don’t let your ambition hang you in a tree. Let God lead.” 📖 Scriptures:2 Samuel 15–18Philippians 2:3Isaiah 14:13–141 John 4:3🎧 Subscribe, rate, and share this episode with a friend who’s navigating calling vs clout.

The modern church is in crisis—and no one wants to talk about it. In this episode, we expose how progressive Christianity and LGBTQ ideology have quietly taken over pulpits, redefining truth and leaving a trail of broken families in the name of love and tolerance. If you’re Gen Z and you’ve ever felt like something’s off with how culture and faith collide—you’re not crazy. You’re being called to stand. 👊 No fluff. No fear. Just raw truth.🎧 Listen now and decide for yourself.