Roundup Emmanuel Baptist Church

02/22/2026

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02/19/2026

Please join us the next two Sundays (Feb 22 and Mar 1) at 10:45 AM as Pastor Ross Lieuallen will be preaching on New Beginnings from John 21:15-17

02/14/2026

For everyone who missed the first half, John Iverson will present part 2 of his two part sermon on PRAYER this Sunday at Emanuel Baptist Church 602 Main Street in Roundup . Come join us at 10:45. Everyone is welcome. See you then and bring a friend. I'll try to get part 1 put up as soon as I can figure out how to share it. It's on Jonathan Phillips page. Til then go with God.

01/24/2026

Ever ask yourself, “If I’m really following Jesus… why do I still struggle like this?”
Yeah. Same. 😅

This Sunday, we’re continuing our Our Identity in Christ series with a message called “Saints Who Still Struggle.” We’ll talk honestly about the tension of being fully forgiven in Christ while still fighting sin—and why that tension isn’t failure, it’s sanctification.

From 1 Corinthians 1, Colossians 3, and Philippians 1:6, we’ll see why the gospel starts with identity before effort—and how grace doesn’t weaken holiness, it fuels it.

You are not a sinner trying to become a saint.
You are a saint learning how to live.

Join us this Sunday—and feel free to invite someone who loves Jesus but is tired of beating themselves up (again… all of us).

Sunday, January 25th @ 10:45 am
Emmanuel Baptist Church
602 Main St, Roundup, MT 59072
Livestream link -

Saints Who Still Struggle | Our Identity in ChristPastor Jason Oakes | January 25, 2026If you’ve ever thought, “If I’m really a Christian… why do I still str...

01/11/2026

Most people don’t struggle with having an identity.
They struggle with carrying the wrong one.

This Sunday at Emmanuel Baptist Church, we’re starting a new message from Romans 6 called “A New Identity: In Christ.” We’ll talk about why performance, approval, and even past pain make terrible places to build your life—and what it actually means to live from grace instead of constantly striving for it.

If you’ve ever felt:
• forgiven but not free
• saved but not secure
• loved by God but still low-key hiding

…this one’s for you.

📍 Emmanuel Baptist Church
🕥 Sunday @ 10:45am
📌 602 Main Street, Roundup, MT

Can’t make it in person? Join us live on YouTube:
👉 https://youtube.com/live/wzhSeme1UeU

You don’t fight for a new identity—you fight from one.
And yes, coffee will still taste better when Grace is doing the driving ☕️

You don’t need a new personality—you need a new location.In this message from Romans 6, Pastor Jason Oakes walks through what it actually means to be “in Chr...

01/05/2026

What is God’s will for your life—and how much of you is allowed to be part of it?Many Christians wrestle with the tension between God’s sovereignty and human...

01/04/2026

What comes to mind when you think about God’s will?

For many of us, it sounds like surrendering everything we enjoy, suppressing who we are, and hoping that obedience somehow works out in the end. But what if God’s will isn’t about erasing you… But redeeming you?

In this message, I talk about the tension between God’s sovereignty and our responsibility—and why Scripture never asks us to choose between obedience and identity. God didn’t accidentally make you you.

Through Scripture and personal story, I share three phases of my life, how God uses suffering without wasting it, and why His plans often line up with how He fearfully and wonderfully made us.

This message also reflects on a major transition for my family and our church—looking back with deep gratitude and forward with trust in God’s faithfulness.

And then the question turns to you:
• What’s your “baseball”?
• Who’s in your support system?
• What interest, quirk, or part of your story might God use to help others find Jesus?

(Yes, even that part.)

📖 Romans 8:28 | Psalm 139:14 | Ephesians 2:10

If you’re in a season of transition—or wondering whether God’s will requires you to become someone else—this message is for you.

Emmanuel Baptist Church
602 Main Street, Roundup, MT 59072
Sunday morning @ 10:45am

Livestream link -

What is God’s will for your life—and how much of you is allowed to be part of it?Many Christians wrestle with the tension between God’s sovereignty and human...

12/13/2025

🌟 New Heavens and New Earth 🌟

Join Pastor Jason Oakes as he leads us through the powerful conclusion of Isaiah in his sermon, “New Heavens and New Earth.” Discover how God’s justice, redemption, and restoration transform human suffering into hope and renewal.

From the vivid imagery of crimson garments of vengeance to the radiant promise of a renewed creation, this message shows that God is not only a judge but also a redeemer and restorer. Learn how to anchor your faith in God’s covenant faithfulness and find courage in His promises—even amid uncertainty.

Don’t miss this inspiring journey through Isaiah 63-66 and the vision of a world made new, where righteousness dwells and God’s glory fills all creation.

📅 Watch this week | 🙏 Experience hope, restoration, and God’s faithful love

Sunday @ 10:45 am - Emmanuel Baptist Church - 602 Main Street, Roundup, MT

Livestream link - https://youtube.com/live/0fZIc0muQmI

Sermon Summary: “New Heavens and New Earth” by Pastor Jason OakesIn “New Heavens and New Earth,” Pastor Jason Oakes leads listeners through the climactic con...

12/06/2025

🌟 This Sunday at Emmanuel Baptist Church, Pastor Jason Oakes will lead us through Isaiah 60-62 in the sermon “From Darkness to Radiance: Arise, Shine! Your Light Has Come.” Discover how God’s glory transforms ordinary people into radiant witnesses, bringing hope, justice, and joy to a world in darkness.

Ask yourself: If God’s glory truly rose on our church, what would Roundup notice first?

Join us this Sunday at 10:45 AM at 602 Main Street, Roundup, MT, and be encouraged to let the light of God shine through your life.

Livestream link: https://youtube.com/live/mispGo6dosk

“The light that shines on me must shine through me.”

In this message, Pastor Jason Oakes unpacks Isaiah 60–62, a powerful vision of God’s glory transforming His people. The prophet speaks to a community emergin...

11/29/2025

Have you ever felt overlooked, excluded, or invisible? This Sunday, join Pastor Jason Oakes as he explores Isaiah 56–57 and uncovers God’s radical vision of inclusion. Learn how God welcomes the outsiders, the marginalized, and all who are faithful to His covenant—and how true worship overflows into justice, mercy, and repentance. Discover what it means to live with humility, extend compassion, and create communities where everyone belongs.

Come in person: Sunday, November 30 @ 10:45 am, Emmanuel Baptist Church, 602 Main Street, Roundup, MT
Watch live: https://youtube.com/live/Yyu5OnSaRdo

In this message, Pastor Jason Oakes unpacks the profound vision of God’s inclusive kingdom found in Isaiah 56–57. The passage reveals a God who welcomes thos...

11/29/2025

We’ve been asked to serve the family of Darlene Weigum, who recently passed away. They’re planning a memorial service on Friday, December 5th, and have requested that Emmanuel Baptist Church provide a meal afterward, around 12:30–1:00 pm.

Some of you may remember Frank Weigum and his siblings faithfully riding the church bus for years. This is an opportunity to bless their family and show Christ’s love in a very tangible way.

If you’d be willing to help provide the meal for the Weigum family, please let me know.
— Pastor Jason