Connection Church Spearfish

For centuries, Christians have been fascinated by Revelation. Its visions, symbols, judgments, kingdoms, and promises have sparked countless questions about the future—and especially about when and how Christ will return.

But Revelation was never given to us merely to satisfy our curiosity about the future.

It was given to transform the way we live in the present.

Join us on Sundays as we journey through the book of Revelation and discover what God wants us to know about the return of Christ—and, even more importantly, how He wants us to live while we wait for Him. This Sunday we will be looking at a word portrait of the glorified Christ.

For centuries, Christians have been fascinated by Revelation. Its visions, symbols, judgments, kingdoms, and promises have sparked countless questions about the future—and especially about when and how Christ will return.

But Revelation was never given to us merely to satisfy our curiosity about the future.

It was given to transform the way we live in the present.

Join us on Sundays as we journey through the book of Revelation and discover what God wants us to know about the return of Christ—and, even more importantly, how He wants us to live while we wait for Him.

For centuries, Christians have been fascinated by Revelation. Its visions, symbols, judgments, kingdoms, and promises have sparked countless questions about the future—and especially about when and how Christ will return.

But Revelation was never given to us merely to satisfy our curiosity about the future.

It was given to transform the way we live in the present.

Join us on Sundays as we journey through the book of Revelation and discover what God wants us to know about the return of Christ—and, even more importantly, how He wants us to live while we wait for Him.

For centuries, Christians have been fascinated by Revelation. Its visions, symbols, judgments, kingdoms, and promises have sparked countless questions about the future—and especially about when and how Christ will return.

But Revelation was never given to us merely to satisfy our curiosity about the future.

It was given to transform the way we live in the present.

Join us on Sundays as we journey through the book of Revelation and discover what God wants us to know about the return of Christ—and, even more importantly, how He wants us to live while we wait for Him.

Jesus confronts a world where anxiety runs rampant, even among people surrounded by comfort, luxury, and more options than ever before. Luke 12:22-32 brings the true diagnosis from the great physician: sinful worry rises when the eyes come off God and lock onto the problems, pressures, and uncertainties of life. Jesus does not condemn every kind of concern. Scripture commends care for the church, concern for others, and wisdom about real dangers. Worry becomes sinful when fear grips the heart, dictates life, and starts acting like lord.

Through two perspectives in this passage, we learn much about true forgiveness, false humility and the effects of truly grasping the Gospel: love for God.

In an age marked by confusion, compromise, and counterfeit Christianity, God calls His people to live with confidence and clarity. In the book of 1 John, the Apostle John provides timeless tests of authentic faith—right doctrine, righteous living, and radical love—so that believers may KNOW.

John’s purpose is clear: “that we may know.” Through this powerful letter, God strengthens our joy, guards us from sin and deception, and anchors us in the certainty of our salvation in Christ.

Join us this Sunday as John shares 4 certainties every Christian can know in an age of uncertainty.

In an age marked by confusion, compromise, and counterfeit Christianity, God calls His people to live with confidence and clarity. In the book of 1 John, the Apostle John provides timeless tests of authentic faith—right doctrine, righteous living, and radical love—so that believers may KNOW.

John’s purpose is clear: “that we may know.” Through this powerful letter, God strengthens our joy, guards us from sin and deception, and anchors us in the certainty of our salvation in Christ.

Join us this Sunday as John calls to the witness stand one whose testimony is greater than man, and through this testimony gives us certainty that we have eternal life through Jesus Christ.

In an age marked by confusion, compromise, and counterfeit Christianity, God calls His people to live with confidence and clarity. In the book of 1 John, the Apostle John provides timeless tests of authentic faith—right doctrine, righteous living, and radical love—so that believers may KNOW.

John’s purpose is clear: “that we may know.” Through this powerful letter, God strengthens our joy, guards us from sin and deception, and anchors us in the certainty of our salvation in Christ.

Join us this Sunday as we are reminded of God’s love and called to continue loving one another.