Southern Range Cowboy Church

06/15/2026

Faith isn’t just something we have—it’s something that’s constantly producing fruit in our lives. This week, Jason shares how our beliefs shape our reality. If we see ourselves as condemned, we’ll live that way. If we believe we’re righteous and loved by God, our lives begin to reflect that truth.

This week, Jason walks through Romans 3 and challenges the idea that we can earn God’s approval through effort. Religion says try harder. Grace says receive. Through the story of the paralyzed man, we see Jesus removing condemnation before bringing restoration. The Gospel isn’t about becoming go...

06/14/2026

Church Service

06/12/2026

Fish fry tonight, June 13, at the salebarn @ 5pm. Bring a chair and a dish!

06/12/2026

Southern Range Cowboy Church 6/4/2026

06/08/2026

Many churches spend more time talking about Adam than they do about Jesus. This week, Jason explores Romans 5 and the powerful truth that Jesus didn’t just cover sin—He introduced an entirely new reality. If condemnation, fear, and self-doubt are leading the conversation in our minds, we may still be viewing life through Adam’s lens. The invitation of grace is to see ourselves through Jesus instead.

Continuing our Who Do You Say I Am? series, Jason walks through Romans 5 in the Mirror Translation and explores the contrast between Adam and Jesus. Adam brought sin, fear, and death into the world. Jesus brought grace, righteousness, and life. Too often, we live with one foot in Adam and one foot i...

06/07/2026

05/31/2026

Imagine stepping into every challenge knowing you already have God’s full approval. That’s exactly how Jesus began His ministry. This week, Jason walks through the Passion Translation of Romans 5 and the story of Jesus’ baptism, showing how God’s declaration of love came before any works or accomplishments. The good news is that God relates to us the same way. We don’t work for acceptance—we work from acceptance.

Continuing our Who Do You Say I Am? series, Jason examines the moment Jesus was baptized and publicly affirmed by the Father. What’s remarkable is that Jesus hadn’t accomplished anything yet. He was already fully loved, fully accepted, and fully pleasing to God. Through Romans 5, we discover tha...