Podcasts about pastor dennis

Recorded October 19, 2025 - Sunday Evening Service

Pastor Dennis preaches a Father's Day message from Acts 10:1-8

Hook Questions Have you ever thought about being designed by God to act as a "ruler" in your own life & domain? In this Father's Day message, Pastor Dennis teaches that God designed every person to be a ruler in their own life, created in His image to exercise dominion over the earth while remaining under His ultimate authority. By examining the rules for kings found in Deuteronomy and the servant leadership modeled by Jesus, we're shown that true biblical authority is found in serving and building others up rather than seeking self-indulgence or power.  This message will give you a healthy understanding of your role as "ruler" of your own God-given domain.

Modesty in a Shameless World We live in a world that monetizes attention and rewards exposure. Everything becomes performance, branding, image, and self-promotion. But the way of Jesus points somewhere quieter and deeper—a life rooted in humility, dignity, and substance instead of constant display. ginghamsburg.org

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 up the towel, and model the servant-hearted life of Christ.

Recorded October 1, 2025 - Wednesday Evening Service

What if the Lord's Prayer was never meant to be just a religious recitation, but a practical blueprint for your daily life? Pastor Dennis explain that when Jesus taught us “The Lord's Prayer,” He was providing a framework for how His followers should live rather than just a script to be recited,. This message breaks down each petition of the prayer as a way of abiding in Christ and developing a lifestyle of dependency upon God.    

Pastor Dennis preaches from Genesis 42:36

Recorded September 28, 2025 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded September 21, 2025 - Sunday Morning Service

Recorded September 14, 2025 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded September 14, 2025 - Sunday Morning Service

Conviction in a Tolerant World Daniel 1-3. The pressure to blend in is relentless. Believe whatever you want—as long as it doesn't challenge anything. In the Bible, Daniel shows us what it looks like to stand firm without becoming self-righteous, to speak truth without losing integrity, and to hold conviction in a culture constantly pulling us downstream.

Recorded September 10, 2025 - Wednesday Evening Service

Recorded September 7, 2025 - Sunday Evening Service

Are you chasing supernatural signs and wonders, or are you seeking the Spirit of God who works through both the supernatural and the natural, both the miraculous and the mundane? Pastor Dennis explores the transition in Israel's history when the supernatural provision of manna ended, illustrating that such shifts are often a call to spiritual maturity.  He draws parallels to Jesus' teaching in John 6 after He had miraculously fed the 5,000, emphasizing that true faith is built on staying in step with the Holy Spirit rather than merely chasing signs and wonders, which can lead to deception if they become the primary focus of one's foundation.  

Recorded September 3, 2025 - Wednesday Night Revival

Pastor Dennis preaches a message from 2 Samuel 6:1-15

Recorded September 7, 2025 - Sunday Morning Service

Recorded August 20, 2025 - Wednesday Evening Service

Recorded August 17, 2025 - Sunday Evening Services

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 brought judgment upon himself and his followers, Pastor Dennis reveals how unchecked covetousness can corrupt the heart, damage relationships, and separate us from God's purpose. This message challenges believers to reject envy, embrace contentment, and trust God's plan for their lives.

Pastor Dennis preaches a message about the ascension of Jesus back to heaven.

Recorded August 10, 2025 - Sunday Evening Service

Pastor Dennis preaches a message for Pentecost Sunday from the Book of Acts.

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 the Father brought redemption and life. War of the Wills challenges us to confront our own desires, lay down our will, and choose the path of Christ in a world driven by self.

Transformation Acts chapter 3. A man asks for spare change—and gets his life back. When God moves, it's rarely what we expect and never just surface-level. Real encounters don't just help you cope… they change you. ginghamsburg.org  

Recorded July 20, 2025 - Sunday Evening Services

United  Acts 2 & 4. This wasn't surface-level community—it was costly, inconvenient, and deeply intertwined. People shared what they had. They showed up for each other. They lived like “mine” didn't exist anymore. It's the kind of unity that's hard to fake. ginghamsburg.org

Pastor Dennis preaches on Mother's Day from the Book of Ruth. 

Recorded July 20, 2025 - Sunday Morning Services

Recorded July 13, 2025 - Sunday Morning Services Genesis chapter 8

Recorded July 9, 2025 - Wednesday Evening Services

Recorded July 6, 2025 - Sunday Evening Services

Recorded July 6, 2025 - Sunday Morning Service

Recorded June 29, 2025 - Sunday Evening Service

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.

Recorded June 25, 2025 - Wednesday Evening Service Pastor Dennis shares some thoughts on Enduring in the Lord

Pastor Dennis concludes the message about the restoration of Peter in John 21

Recorded June 22, 2025 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded June 15, 2025 - Sunday Morning A great message for men on Father's Day, "Are You Man Enough?"

Recorded June 1, 2025 - Sunday Morning Service

To The Ends Of The Earth Acts 1:1-8 Jesus leaves—and hands the mission to a group of ordinary, unsure people. No backup plan. No clear roadmap. Just a promise of power and a call to go. Turns out, following Jesus was never meant to stay small or safe. ginghamsburg.org

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.

Living Out the Good News, Pastor Dennis Leon (4.26.26) by Sermons

Pastor Dennis preaches part 1 of a message from John 21:1-19, on Jesus 3rd appearance to His disciples after His resurrection and His restoration of Peter.

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