Connection Church Sioux Falls

What we say about who Jesus is will determine our relationship to the church and to the world.

God demonstrated His zeal for His people by granting them hope through the path, the people, the plan, and the person of Jesus!

The truth of the person and work of Jesus is the only freedom from our enslavement to rebellion against the God who made us and the consequences of that rebellion: eternal separation from God.

Jesus is our light, because He has reoriented our standing before God on the basis of His Grace by being lifted up to die in our place.

To be a believer in Jesus is to experience the actual, indwelling presence of the Spirit of God by experiencing Jesus as the all-satisfying remedy to the thirst of our souls.

To believe in Jesus is to trust His timing and His work, to be separate from the world, and to be taught by Him.

Being a false disciple - Unbelief under the veneer of belief - is more dangerous than not being a Christian. Here are 10 marks of a genuine disciple.

We receive the unmerited Grace of God by believing in Jesus, taking Him in as our all-satisfying sustenance.

Jesus isn’t pointing to himself as a miracle worker. He is introducing Himself as the divine answer and solution to everything that is broken in the world by sin.

Come join this upside down kingdom where Jesus has authority over death, and join us in searching the Scripture to know and love Him more.

Jesus is the divine source of healing and rest.

The value of faith is not its quantity, it is its object.

We tell the stories of greatest importance, and Jesus has done something on our behalf that is the best possible news.

We were created to worship the things of highest possible value, and Jesus is the object of highest possible value.

We are unappeasably thirsty, and Jesus is the only satisfying remedy.

People who have been set free from dire circumstances have a fearless freedom for fellowship.

The priesthood of Christ exposes our great need and proves His great love.

A healthy church on mission has a prayerful, hospitable, and redemptive presence.

Dissecting the anatomy of this praise song leads us to recognize God as our only means of salvation and to respond thankfully for his saving work. It also leads us to see how God offers us the fullness of joy in Him, and praising Him is the completion of that Joy.