Connection Church Sioux Falls

Jesus came that we might receive Him as the one who was rejected.

Jesus freely gave up all he had when he was sent by the father to the redeem the lost. Being a disciple of Jesus means freely giving all we have to point the lost to Jesus.

Jesus demonstrates His compassion for His people by calling us out of darkness to be His.

Jesus takes our old unclean heart and gives us a pure heart.

Jesus is the Groom, who was taken away for us and who will return to feast with us.

Jesus restores our humanity by calling us to Himself.

Jesus has authority over chaos, evil, and sin.

Jesus is the Son of God, who comes to overpower spiritually oppressive forces and our rebellion against Him.

No matter the circumstance if you are in Christ, God has you exactly where you need to be.

A renewed awareness and understanding of God's holiness gives life to our worship, helps us fight sin, and helps us savor the beauty of the Gospel.

Where Jesus plans and commands for us to go He will accompany us to ensure our safe arrival.

Jesus is more valuable than your things, people, and comfort.

Jesus heals to show the power of His Word and to welcome the outsider.

In the midst of a deadly world we find refuge and true life flowing from the person and work of Jesus to His glory and honor.

Jesus' saving work restores the people of God and compels all creation to join them in praise.

Jesus eliminates His enemies by making them His friends.

Jesus sunk to the depths to take the reproach that we deserved, so that the outcasts sing about Him.

Jesus died under human hatred to forge a new treaty (new covenant) between God and sinners that welcomed them into His kingdom.

In Christ it is not true that you are separated from God.

We express righteous anger against evil, because in Christ, God has perfectly defeated our enemies.

God is truly good to His people.

When God delivers his people from the enemies of sin and death, they proclaim victory to themselves and to the nations.

God glorifies himself by saving his people to his own favor and God glorifies himself by destroying his enemies.

Boast in Jesus so that others can hear you! David did it, you can too.

God the Father delights to save his children through His Son, Jesus the righteous king.

It is the business of everyone, everywhere, by all means to praise the One who has done great things on our behalf, Jesus!

Remember, this is not about denying our desires. It is denying ourselves, submitting to Christ, and getting new and better desires.

There is nothing greater than knowing and being known by Jesus.

Someone has gone before you to make a way to life: His name is Jesus.

Jesus is the precious pearl cast to swine to show us the goodness and generosity of the Father.

Because Jesus has overcome the world and all the trouble, sin, and death that comes with it, we can trust Him with our whole lives.

Treasuring things in heaven isn't depriving yourself of earthly treasures, it is feasting on, and banking on God and his Word.

Serving God demands full commitment, while serving the world will mean continual compromise.

You can trust God to lead you and deliver you, because Christ was tested and proven true, delivered from evil to deliver us with Him.

You can trust God to provide for you and protect you, because Jesus paid for both on Good Friday.

In Jesus, we meet our true Father, our true King, and our perfect Destiny.

We pray fervently that His kingdom's agenda will bring glory to Himself through His people. Jesus gives us a perfect prayer, driven by the very heart of God.

The only way to be freed from the slavery of the approval of others is to receive by faith the approval of our Heavenly Father in Christ.

God shows us a love that is other worldly by loving His enemies and making us His friends.

Jesus is the promises of God fulfilled, the truth in the flesh, and in Him there is no deceit.

Our God and Father is absolutely bent on our redemption. And to show it, Jesus shows us the depths of sin.

We were created for loving relationship with our Creator, God, but we are prone to wander from that loving relationship.

Obedience to the law is not the means of salvation; the law is a pointer to the Savior who brings salvation.

A disciple's relationship to the world is a result of the Gospel, not the other way around.

Jesus redefines blessing and happiness and what is to be emulated and congratulated.

Jesus goes to the dark places as king, calls people to Himself, and heals what is broken.

Jesus is the fulfillment of our hungering and our wandering.

Jesus takes the place of repentant sinners.

Jesus fulfills the promises of God for His people.

God will use miraculous means to make His Son known and worshiped.