Experience Church.tv - Pastor Dennis Cummins

Experience Church.tv - Pastor Dennis Cummins

Welcome to the Podcast of Experiencechurch.tv, led by Pastor Dennis Cummins. To learn more about us, go to our website www.experiencechurch.tv , where you can find more resources and support our ministry with reaching more people around the world.

Episodes

July 7, 2025 34 mins
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 vision
  • Why obedience is greater than optics
  • How to discern God’s whisper over culture’s shout
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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 ra...
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In today’s culture, the spirit of Babylon distorts what God made holy—marriage, gender, and identity—to serve false gods. This sermon unpacks how these sacred truths are being twisted and how believers must respond with boldness, clarity, and grace.

Bottom line: What God sets apart, the world tries to tear apart—but truth still stands.


















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 In a culture where silence often feels safe, Pastor Andrew Sedra calls us to boldly speak the truth—not for applause, but because truth matters. What one generation tolerates, the next celebrates. If we don’t speak now, compromise will become culture.

Bottom Line:
If you don’t speak truth, the world will redefine it.
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June 23, 2025 28 mins
Worry creeps in quietly but weighs heavy. It clouds our thoughts and steals our joy. Yet Isaiah 26:3 reminds us that perfect peace is possible—for those who keep their minds fixed on God. This message invites us to stop spiraling and start standing on His promises.

Bottom Line: Peace isn’t found in control—it’s found in trust.

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 This Father's Day, discover the true calling of parenthood: raising adults, not just kids. God calls us to build character over comfort, preparing children for purpose, not ease. There are no perfect parents—only consistent ones. Through love, discipline, and example, we shape future leaders. Let’s commit to parenting with intention, consistency, and a heart set on legacy.

Bottom Line: You don’t have to be a perfect parent—just a c...
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 The Church doesn’t need more passion—it needs more devotion. Pastor Steve Smothermon Jr. unpacks the difference between emotional zeal and lasting commitment. Passion without direction can be dangerous, but true devotion births godly passion. Passion may start the race, but only devotion finishes it. God is calling His people to move past momentary feelings and into faithful obedience.

Bottom Line:
Passion starts, but devotion susta...
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God didn’t call Abram to comfort—He called him out. Leaving his father’s house wasn’t just a relocation; it was a declaration of obedience. Like Abram, we’re invited to step into the unknown, not with all the answers, but with faith in the One who leads. Comfort can keep us settled, but obedience sets us in motion. The future God has for us begins where comfort ends.Bottom Line:
Comfort settles us, but obedience sends us.




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Knowledge is the power that allows us to walk in the authority God has already given us. Nehemiah’s story shows that when we understand God’s promises and His will, we gain the confidence to lead, build, and stand firm—even without a title. Authority isn’t earned through position; it’s activated through our revelation of knowing that Christ is on the inside of us. He has given us power and authority.This sermon challenges us to lea...
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 Gratitude honors where we’ve been, but vision calls us to where we’re going. We remember the past, not to idolize it, but to build upon it. Jesus didn’t say, “I have built,” but “I will build my church”—a promise of forward motion. When we cling too tightly to what was, we risk missing what God is doing now. We are being called into a season of bold faith, fresh purpose, and Spirit-led growth—where the church rises not just in mem...
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Rachel and Leah, burdened by barrenness, let impatience drive their decisions—creating rivalry, pain, and division that echoed through generations. In contrast, Rebekah, though also flawed, leaned into God’s promise and played a bold role in guiding Jacob toward the blessing God had already destined for him. These stories reveal a powerful truth: God uses mothers not because they always get it right, but because He weaves purpose t...
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Why It Matters:
 Jacob’s family was shaped by deep division between his wives, Leah and Rachel. Though God had a purpose for the whole family, Jacob’s love for Rachel and neglect of Leah created a cycle of competition, insecurity, and pain. Their children inherited that tension—brothers divided not just by personality, but by the favoritism and rivalry rooted in their mothers' relationship.Blended families are not new, and Scripture...
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Why It Matters:

Abraham dug wells in faith, Isaac reopened them in obedience, and Jacob and Joseph drank from them in favor.

 These weren’t just wells of water—they were wells of legacy, inheritance, and divine provision.The enemy isn’t just after you—he’s after your seed.

 The devil knows that what God starts in one generation, He multiplies in the next. That’s why every well Abraham dug had to be fought for by Isaac and preserved fo...
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Why It Matters
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David faced Goliath with a sling; Jesus faced Satan with a cross. Two battles—one physical, one eternal—both fought on a hill where the impossible bowed to divine authority.

David defeated a visible giant with a stone; Jesus crushed an invisible one with surrender.


Goliath mocked God's people—Satan mocked God's plan. But both met their end on high ground.

Bottom Line: The same God who gave David victory over Goliath gav...
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Why It Matters:
Samson was led by his feelings instead of his purpose—when emotion leads, purpose bleeds.

Toxic trust doesn’t always come through force, but through carefully crafted strategy.

Integrity isn’t lost in a moment—it’s surrendered one decision at a time.

Bottom Line:
Not everyone who comforts you is for you. Toxic trust thrives where discernment dies—learn to recognize the difference between influence and control.


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April 7, 2025 39 mins
Why It Matters:
  • Ministry vs Manipulation: Discover the dangerous difference between true ministry and deceptive control.
  • Sharpen Your Discernment: Learn to recognize the traits of spiritual imposters who hide behind “Amen.”
  • Biblical Examples: Delilah, Potiphar’s wife, and King Saul teach us to spot manipulative affection, false leadership, and deceptive correction.

Bottom Line: Love leads with truth, manipulation hides in the ...
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Why it matters:
  1. We are not called to remain victims, but to move forward in His power.

  2. Every problem doesn’t come with a miracle, but every miracle comes with a problem.

  3. God doesn’t change our past, He challenges it to shape our future.
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Why do so many people say they were born gay? In this powerful message, Pastor Ericsson uncovers the deeper spiritual and emotional roots behind same-sex attraction—revealing how the enemy often uses early childhood trauma as an open door. This isn't about hate or condemnation—this is about truth, healing, and reclaiming identity. The enemy has sold a lie so deeply embedded in culture that many believe it’s their truth. But as Chri...
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Why it matters:
  1. Vengeance is God's, not ours.

  2. Forgiveness doesn’t equal restoration.

  3. Self-defense is righteous, but revenge disrupts healing, and undermines God's justice.
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March 17, 2025 46 mins
Why It Matters:
Seth Gruber who is currently on tour. Dives into the foundational truths of Genesis 1, exploring God’s design for life, marriage, purpose, and His mandate for us to subjugate evil. Gruber challenges us to assess how we’re living and whether we’re being Lot’s or Elijah’s in this worldTakeaways:

God’s Design for Life, Marriage, and Purpose 🌍💍✨
The Mandate to Subjugate Evil 🛡️⚔️
Living with Purpose and Strategy 🎯🔑

Wann...
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