Podcasts about pastor dennis

In this message, Pastor Dennis shares what it means to have true faith that requires action. Based on Matthew 22:37, we're reminded to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind. Discover practical ways to strengthen your faith through daily actions and live fully devoted to God.

Discover the powerful story of Caleb from the Bible in this uplifting sermon! Learn three key requirements for a faith like Caleb's—intense loyalty, courageous confidence, and wholehearted devotion to God. Drawing from Numbers 13 and Joshua 14, Pastor Dennis explores how Caleb conquered giants in Hebron at age 85, inspiring us to pursue mega visions in our lives and churches. Perfect for Christians seeking motivation to overcome obstacles and finish strong.If you're inspired by biblical leadership, church history tours, or stories from Peru missions, this message is for you! Join us for more sermons on faith, Bible tours to Israel, Turkey, and Great Britain.

Recorded September 18, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service

What if all the sensory knowledge and factual observation in your life tell you a problem is impossible to solve, but a deeper revelation could instantly show you the truth that sets you free? Pastor Dennis begins this message in an intriguing way, by using a physical puzzle to demonstrate how sensory knowledge can limit understanding, while revelation provides the insight necessary to solve the problem easily. He goes on to explain that faith is a revelation of the truth that changes how you live your life.  And this is illustrated in the Scriptural accounts of the healing of the demon-possessed boy (Mark 9:14-29) and Peter walking on water (Matthew 14:22-33).  Finally, in this message, Pastor Dennis shows us three sources of revelation—the Spirit of God, the Word of God, and God-given life experiences—and encourages us to seek deeper revelation to live the abundant life promised by Christ.  

Recorded September 15, 2024 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded September 15, 2024 - Sunday Morning Service

Recorded September 11, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service

Recorded September 8, 2024 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded September 8, 2024 - Sunday Morning Service

Recorded September 1, 2024 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded September 1, 2024 - Sunday Morning Service

Recorded August 28, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service

Recroded August 25, 2024 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded August 18, 2024 - Sunday Morning Service

Recorded August 11, 2024 - Sunday Evening Service Pastor Dennis also shares some stories about Jamaica before moving into the message.

Sermon Title: The Power That Works in the ChurchSpeaker: Pastor Dennis CaliyoDate: February 12, 2023Service: Sunday Morning Worship ServiceIlocano Preaching

Sermon Title: Enjoying the Most Blessed Life Until the Lord ComesSpeaker: Pastor Dennis CaliyoDate: February 6, 2023Service: Long Distance PreachingIlocano Preaching

Yours is the Kingdom Each one of us has a kingdom problem. We want to build and rule our own kingdom. We want the attention, the platform, the success, the authority, and most of all the adoration that comes with those things. But as we've seen in the life of Jesus, we're not supposed to long for this kind of kingdom. Our minds and hearts are to be focused on an eternal one - the Kingdom of God. This is why we pray "Yours is the Kingdom, power, and glory forever." It's never been about our glory. It has always been about the glory of God. ginghamsburg.org  

Recorded August 11, 2024 - Sunday Morning Service

Why did God warn Adam and Eve about the passive temptation of the forbidden tree, yet not warn them about the active deception of a serpent that was coming to trick them? Genesis chapter 3 is the critical turning point where Adam and Eve—created to be "God imagers"—fail in their role. The serpent deceives them, telling them God is holding back the opportunity for them to be "like God, knowing good and evil."  In this message, Pastor Dennis tackles the significant theological question of whether God set them up for failure by warning only about the negative consequences (the passive temptation) and not the active deception itself (the serpent and his lies).   He explains although there may have been various ways God "could have done it differently," the truth remains that God gave Adam & Eve enough information, clear boundaries, and alternatives to do the right thing, proving that His character was (and always is) consistently good and loving.

Recorded August 7, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service

Recorded August 4, 2024 - Sunday Morning Service

Deliver Us Evil can seem like a foreign concept to many of us. We think our lives are great, and that the difficult or inconvenient things are just coincidences. The truth is, there is an enemy who wants nothing more than to see us fall. But Jesus provides us with hope. We have the power in our lives to resist the evil one, in Jesus' name. We don't have to live as slaves to fear, addiction, shame, and pain. Yes, we will face temptations and struggles in our lives. But as we pray "deliver us from evil," Jesus will fill us with strength and power to live each day. ginghamsburg.org

Daily Bread Everyone has to eat. It's a fact of life. If we don't eat for long periods of time, or don't eat properly, it has significant impact on our health and well being. But as Jesus taught his disciples to pray for their "daily bread," he was showing them that it's much deeper than simply having bread to eat. This is a prayer of trust and dependence. This is a prayer asking the Lord to provide. Jesus was showing the disciples how to look to God first, and not their own wisdom, resources and abilities. Jesus reminded the disciples, and is reminding us today, that the Lord will provide - even if it's in unexpected ways. ginghamsburg.org  

Your Kingdom Come When Jesus prayed 'your Kingdom come,' he was showing that God's kingdom was a much different one than the kingdom of humanity. The kingdom of God is one of love, servanthood, and humility. Jesus not only taught his disciples, and us, to pray for God's kingdom to come. He also showed us how to live with our hearts and lives focused on making God's kingdom a reality in our communities. As we learn to pray for God's kingdom to come in our lives, we'll find we're aligning with the heart of God. This changes us and will change the world around us. ginghamsburg.org

Recorded July 31, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service

Recorded July 21, 2024 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded July 21, 2024 - Sunday Morning Service

To the One Above To many, God can feel impersonal and distant. But in reality, God is the exact opposite. God is deeply personal and as close as we will allow God to become in our lives. God wants to be in a relationships with us, the way a parent is deeply connected with their children. Jesus teaches the disciples, and us, that prayer is a deeply personal conversation. We can approach the creator of the universe as easily as we can approach our parents. We're not praying to some distant overseer who doesn't care about our lives. Instead, we are praying to someone who wants to know us and love us. ginghamsburg.org

Recorded July 17, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service

Recorded July 14, 2024 - Sunday Morning Service The Holy Spirit was all over our Pastor this morning that he flew straight into preaching with what God gave him that morning.

Recorded July 10, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service Pastor Dennis sings "3 Men on the Mountain" after reading the scripture.

Recorded July 7, 2024 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded July 7, 2024 - Sunday Morning Service

Recorded June 16, 2024 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded June 12, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service

Recorded June 9, 2024 - Sunday Evening Service

Recorded June 5, 2024 - Wednesday evening Service

Recorded June 2, 2024 - Sunday Morning service

Recorded May 22, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service

In this message from our Beyond Me series, we look at 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. Tithing protects what we have, seed multiplies what we give, and bread provides for our needs. The call is simple: don't eat all your seed and don't hoard all your bread. Live wisely, give faithfully, and let your generosity leave an eternal impact.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  

Recorded May 15, 2024 - Wednesday Evening Service

What do worship, trust, generosity, and repentance have in common? They all flow from the heart. It's the source of our motives, our choices, our lives. In this message, Pastor Dennis teaches us how to guard the most important part of who we are—and keep our hearts aligned with God. Tune into find the key to staying connected to the true source of everything we need.