Connection Church Sioux Falls

Expectant people of faith live as those under command and take ownership of the Gospel testimony to the people around them.

Work is the place where we can demonstrate a greater loyalty and higher calling and different identity. It is the cultivation that images God. The very first definition is the subduing of creation for love of God and love of others.

People of faith are prayerfully expectant, proclaiming and advancing the Gospel, obeying and receiving the Word, and unwavering in their trust in Christ.

Christians do not think about things they should do until they have first thought about what Christ has done. We stand firm in the finished work of Christ handed down from the Apostles and find deep comfort in Christ that overflows to all that we do and say.

Salvation is not a subjective experience of doing things for God. It is an objective standing based on what God has done for us in Christ.

The work of the antichrist is not new. Many have come before and after him in form and function.

As we delight in the finished work of Christ; our prayers become less and less for shallow, superficial, and consumable things and more for eternal, God-glorifying things.

Jesus returns to repay the ungodly in righteous vengeance or to relieve the suffering of those who have believed in Him.

A church worth boasting about is marked by genuine faith, growing love, and a deep hope in God’s sovereignty.

Every new church must grow up into its head, Jesus. Each member learning to ask the Father for growth-needs is a key.

Fruitful ministry only comes through death.

As we truly behold Jesus, we look more and more like Him. As we look more and more like Him, we join His mission of being sacrificially sent and sacrificially sending.

If Jesus came to destroy sin, then we are called to join Him in the daily sabotage of sin.

The enemy invites us to join him in rebellion. Jesus invites us to join Him in His triumphal procession over the enemy!

A healthy church is identified by how they relate to God, to Godly leadership, and to one another, trusting in God alone to empower them to live a holy life as they anticipate the coming of Jesus.

What we know about the future influences how we live in the present.

In Christ, there is a certain and everlasting hope that is greater than any circumstance we face, whether in death or in life.

Since our sovereign God is never in a state of panic, then God’s people who reflect God's character shouldn't be either.

The church is made up of followers of Jesus that are growing, excelling, and hungry for more of Him. They are striving for holiness, separateness, and fleeing assimilation into worldliness in the categories of sexuality, work, and their beliefs about death and dying.

Biblical leaders invest unrecoverable resources in those they lead, and they stand on unchangeable convictions as they lead.