Joy Lutheran Church

06/02/2026

Have you ever felt unqualified to help someone follow Jesus?

The first disciples certainly were.

Some worshiped.
Some hesitated.

Yet Jesus still entrusted them with His mission—and He still does the same with us.

You don't need all the answers. You simply need to follow Jesus and help someone else do the same.

06/02/2026

You're Already Going. Now Make Disciples.

You don't need a seminary degree, a microphone, or a passport to make disciples.

Jesus calls ordinary people to help others follow Him while they're living everyday life.

06/01/2026

05/31/2026

Discipled to Disciple | Holy Trinity Sunday | Matthew 28:16-20
What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus—and how do ordinary people help others follow Him?

On Holy Trinity Sunday, we join the disciples on a mountain in Galilee where the risen Jesus gives His final commission: make disciples. The first disciples weren't perfect. Some worshiped. Some hesitated. Yet Jesus sent them anyway.

In this message, we explore:
✅ Why Jesus calls every Christian to make disciples
✅ The real meaning of "Go and make disciples"
✅ How Baptism and God's Word shape our lives
✅ Simple ways to disciple others in everyday life
✅ Jesus' promise to be with us always

You don't need all the answers. You simply need to follow Jesus as you go through life and help others do the same.

📍 Joy Lutheran Church – Billings, Montana

05/31/2026

“You have everything you need to go and share your faith. Everything you need to be the Church, the body of Christ, in the world.”

05/29/2026

Christians believe God is somehow Three-in-One.
Confusing? A little.
Important? Absolutely.

This Sunday at 10am, we’re talking about the Trinity — not with impossible church jargon, but in a way that connects to real life, relationships, and faith.

No pressure. No perfect people. Just honest conversation, worship, and a church trying to follow Jesus together.

Plus… lunch afterward. And honestly, that’s reason enough. 🍽️

📍 Joy Lutheran Church
🕙 Sunday at 10am

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

“The point of Pentecost is not the wind and the fire — it never was. The point of Pentecost is the Holy Spirit.”