Connection Church Sioux Falls

The Lord gloriously and confoundingly delights to take the blame for things He did not do.

As God’s chosen and dearly loved, we clothe ourselves as a sign and remembrance of what He has done on our behalf.

Because Jesus lived life with God for the glory of God, and became Wisdom personified, we can repent of our anxious toil and receive God’s blessing of grace for salvation and new life.

We will sing with all creation and send the Good News to all the nations, when we live gladly for Jesus’ coming as the perfect Judge, our perfect Righteousness and sovereign King.

In the chaotic storms of life and death, our only hope is Jesus. Cling to Christ in the chaos and you will find security and stability for the storm in the strength of our savior.

While good advice fades, good news lasts and because of that, we can rely on God's help now and forever.

God's people are always delivered from bondage by the most unthinkable means.

In defiant rebellion we turned away from God, experiencing the repercussions and just punishment, but Jesus emerges as the ultimate hero, restoring our relationship with God, bringing hope, redemption, and renewal.

Jesus stresses what it means to live as servants of the Messiah, and the values of the Kingdom are not those of this world.

What Jesus and his people say about you is better than anything you could say about yourself.

Jesus is the greatest as He is the one who stooped the lowest so that we may receive the fullness of the gift of grace He freely gives.

There is no one more zealous about the master of the church; Christ himself lowered himself, took on the form of a servant and was obedient unto death.

Through his willing sacrifice and by miraculous means, Jesus provides all that we need to live for his renown.

Jesus has come to offer to spend the time, treasure, and eternity of the righteous creator of the universe on His enemy - rebellious and depraved sinners like you and me.

Christ alone delivers us from the incinerating power of God’s Glory by emptying Himself of it.

Nothing you can lose is greater than what you can gain in Jesus.

The suffering and death of Jesus are the inevitable results of grace.

The Church is the called-out people of God supernaturally professing that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God.

Jesus is the perfect righteousness of God credited by grace through faith.

Jesus has mercy on those in desperate need, even those normally thought outside of the scope of God's favor and blessing.