Connect Church MT

Connect Church MT We’re on a mission to reconnect Montanans to God. We're a Bible-believing, AOG church, with a love of donuts! Join us at 10 AM on Sunday mornings!

We’re on a mission to reconnect Montanan's to God. Find out more at: connectchurch.app/this-is-who-we-are

Rain or shine! 🌧️☀️Family Camp is on! Bring your chairs, and join us in the barn!
06/21/2026

Rain or shine! 🌧️☀️

Family Camp is on! Bring your chairs, and join us in the barn!

Family Camp 2026 Is Here!We're so excited to gather together for the next three days! Here are a few reminders as we hea...
06/18/2026

Family Camp 2026 Is Here!

We're so excited to gather together for the next three days! Here are a few reminders as we head into the weekend:

- This coming Sunday, June 21st, there will be no service at our main building in Four Corners. Instead, we will be holding our Sunday morning gathering at Family Camp, 3565 Veltkamp Road, Manhattan. See the map for an approximate location.

- If you are planning on joining for the Sunday Morning service, please make sure to still register and to bring your own lawn chair! (Register in the app or on our website!)

- Lunch will be provided following the Sunday Morning gathering (which is why it's important to register!)

- It's not too late to be baptized at Camp! Baptisms will happen Sunday morning. See the app for more information on baptisms.

- Please give generously! While we never ask Connecters to pay for Family Camp, we do incur a number of costs in order to put the weekend on. Please consider giving towards the costs of Camp!

See you soon!

06/14/2026

The B-Sides - Week 2 - The Beautiful Gate: The Guy Nobody Sees

06/12/2026

In the book of Acts, we see how the power of the Holy Spirit became the FUEL that sent the church on a mission to preach Jesus to every tribe, nation, and tongue.

The Spirit-Fueled Gospel:
- Sends Us Out
- Is Understandable
- Is Accessible
- And is Transformational.

This summer, we're taking the church outside the building. Will you come with us?

Join us for "Sunday School Stories, the B-Side: Acts of the Apostles" Sundays at 10 AM, in person or at connectchurchmt.com/livestream!
Get caught up on past messages at connectchurchmt.com/messages!

The Church didn't start in a building, and it was never meant to stay there. In the Book of Acts, the Holy Spirit empowe...
06/05/2026

The Church didn't start in a building, and it was never meant to stay there.

In the Book of Acts, the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to take the extraordinary message of Jesus to the world.

The church doesn't stay put; it moves outward with compassion, courage, and the good news.

This summer, we'll explore nine powerful stories that show how the mission continues.

Join us for "Sunday School Stories, the B-Side: Acts of the Apostles" Sundays at 10 AM, in person or at connectchurchmt.com/livestream!
Get caught up on past messages at connectchurchmt.com/messages!

05/30/2026

In the last six weeks we’ve talked about how free people:

- stop replaying imaginary conversations
- stop gathering evidence
- stop needing revenge to heal
- stop rehearsing speeches
- stop making pain their identity
- and stop letting bitterness narrate their future.

Free people don’t need to win the courtroom in their imagination every night before they can sleep.

Holding onto bitterness keeps the wound alive by making it your future.

So, the question is: can you let the person who wounded you "off the hook"?

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We just wrapped up our sermon series, "Off the Hook: The Freedom of Forgiveness."

We've been on a journey to discover how forgiveness can free your mind, heal your heart, and help you move forward.

Join us Sundays at 10 AM, in person or at connectchurchmt.com/livestream! Get caught up on past messages at connectchurchmt.com/messages!

05/23/2026

Jesus is better at restoring you than you are at condemning you.

Some of us find it’s easier to forgive other people than it is to forgive ourselves.

We believe in grace for OTHER people. But we keep punishing ourselves internally.

So we struggle with SHAME. Shame follows us everywhere: relationships, parenting, church, intimacy with God.

Some of us have confessed the same thing to God a hundred times…not because God keeps rejecting us, but because shame keeps us in that courtroom even though the grace of God has already released us.

Listen to this week's message to find out three keys to forgiving yourself.

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Our current sermon series is, "Off the Hook: The Freedom of Forgiveness."

We've been on a journey to discover how forgiveness can free your mind, heal your heart, and help you move forward.

Join us Sundays at 10 AM, in person or at connectchurchmt.com/livestream! Get caught up on past messages at connectchurchmt.com/messages!

05/15/2026

Forgiveness is a decision. Trust is a process.

This week we looked at the story of Joseph, to see how he moved slowly before entering into relationship with them again. Here's what we learned:

1. Trust has to be tested.
Joseph doesn’t rush back into relationship. He slowed things down and pays attention. Forgiveness says, “I’m not trying to punish you anymore.” Wisdom says, “I’m paying attention to who you are now.” So, forgiving someone doesn’t mean, they get immediate access to your life, get immediate influence or that everything goes back to normal .

2. Trust is verified by patterns, not promises. Joseph wasn't interested in apologie, he was watching for patterns. An apology is an event. A pattern is a history. Trust isn't rebuilt by a great weekend or a sincere-sounding text; it’s rebuilt by the boring, consistent 'normals' over time. Anyone can say ‘I’m sorry.’ Joseph asked, “Are you different now?” Trust is rebuilt when you see: responsibility taken, different behavior under pressure, consistency over time.

3. Trust God for justice. Sometimes, people don't change, and we need to enact boundaries. But sometimes, boundaries can be weaponized, becoming a form of revenge. Joseph had all the power in the world to make his brothers feel what he felt. But he didn’t use that power to punish them; he used it to see if they had changed. You can create distance without creating damage. Distance can be wise, but revenge, even quiet revenge, will keep you stuck. That’s not freedom. That’s just bitterness redefined as boundaries.

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We're halfway through current sermon series, "Off the Hook: The Freedom of Forgiveness."
Over the next few weeks, take a journey to discover how forgiveness can free your mind, heal your heart, and help you move forward.
Each message builds on the last, so don’t miss a week! Real freedom doesn’t happen all at once. It happens step by step.
Join us Sundays at 10 AM, in person or at connectchurchmt.com/livestream! Get caught up on past messages at connectchurchmt.com/messages! See less

05/09/2026

How do you know you’ve actually forgiven?

Spoiler alert: Forgiveness is revealed in how you treat the person who hurt you.

Here are six ways to check your heart.

1. THE REPUTATION CHECK: You don’t weaponize the story. When you’ve truly forgiven, you stop looking for chances to bring up what they did to others. You’ve stopped using the story as a weapon to damage their reputation.

2. THE PAYBACK CHECK: You don’t make them pay emotionally. If you are still waiting for them to "hurt" as much as they hurt you—or if you enjoy watching them squirm—you haven’t released the debt yet. Forgiveness stops the collection agency.

3. THE GUILT CHECK: You don’t need them to carry the weight. You know you’ve forgiven when you no longer need them to grovel or stay "guilty" for you to feel okay.

4. THE NARRATIVE CHECK: You protect their dignity. You know you’re healing when they are no longer the main character of your pain—God is. You know you've passed the Narrative Test when you can tell the story of your life without that person being the person who ruined it.

5. THE KINDNESS CHECK: Your patterns change. Forgiveness isn't just a feeling; it's a redirection of energy. Instead of spending energy on resenting them, you start spending energy on blessing them. And this isn’t just being “nice.” This is tangible. Forgiveness shows up in real, practical ways.

6. THE TIME CHECK: It holds up over time. Real forgiveness doesn’t have an expiration date. You don’t "re-calculate" the debt the next time you get angry or when a new conflict arises.

You don’t know you’ve forgiven someone by what you say—you know it by how you treat them.

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We're halfway through current sermon series, "Off the Hook: The Freedom of Forgiveness."

Over the next few weeks, take a journey to discover how forgiveness can free your mind, heal your heart, and help you move forward.

Each message builds on the last, so don’t miss a week! Real freedom doesn’t happen all at once. It happens step by step.

Join us Sundays at 10 AM, in person or at connectchurchmt.com/livestream! Get caught up on past messages at connectchurchmt.com/messages!

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