Cowboy grit, Bible fire.
Save The Cowboy is a cowboy-ministry Bible study built around Kevin Weatherby’s energetic preaching and plainspoken scriptural application. Episodes move from Genesis, Exodus, John, and Matthew into urgent calls about faith, holiness, prayer, salvation, and following Jesus.
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Save The Cowboy is a Christian Bible study show built around Kevin Weatherby’s high-energy cowboy ministry style. It does not drift quietly through Scripture. It rides straight at the passage. Episodes take listeners through biblical arcs such as creation and the fall, Exodus and Passover, the Last Supper, the Holy Spirit, the Sermon on the Mount, and Jesus’ longest recorded prayer. The teaching is doctrinal, but rarely abstract for long. A lesson on salvation may become an image of clean clothes made dirty by daily life. A warning about fruit may turn into a plain explanation of what it means to make God look good when nobody is watching. A discussion of prayer may draw from fear, disappointment, fathers, punishment, and persistence. The show’s strength is its refusal to let Bible study feel sealed off from mud, trucks, ranch hands, family pressure, bad decisions, and ordinary stubbornness. Kevin Weatherby often repeats a point until it sticks. Then he repeats it again. That rhythm can feel messy, but it also gives the teaching its spoken force. The episodes are especially interested in how Old Testament patterns point toward Jesus, how the Last Supper clarifies salvation and cleansing, and how discipleship is simple without being easy. There is humor here, but it usually serves a warning or a challenge. There is warmth too, especially toward sinners, newcomers, and people who know they need help. Save The Cowboy is best for listeners who want Christian preaching that is vivid, confrontational, rural, and practical. It is not cautious devotional ambience. It is trail-tested Bible teaching with a raised voice, a sharp image, and a clear demand to follow Jesus.
Made for: For Christians, seekers, and Bible-study listeners who like direct preaching, rural imagery, and practical application. It especially fits people who want doctrine explained through stories rather than academic language.
What sets it apart: Save The Cowboy stands apart by turning ranch life, everyday mistakes, and cowboy metaphors into forceful Bible teaching. Its sermons feel less like polished lectures and more like urgent trail-side instruction.
Save The CowboyKevin Weatherby’s unique preaching style has reached millions across the globe. His blending of humorous cowboy stories with Biblical application has made Save the Cowboy one of the most recognized names in cowboy ministry.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kevin Weatherby pairs sustained Bible teaching with cowboy stories that make doctrine, repentance, and faithful conduct feel immediate.
Save The Cowboy turns Bible teaching into direct, energetic preaching, with Kevin Weatherby moving from an open text to questions of belief and conduct. Studies of Matthew, John, Exodus, and Job connect scripture to salvation, prayer, judgment, suffering, and God's sovereignty.
Matthew meets West Texas here, with truck oil, cow crap, and eternal stakes riding beside you.
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A Matthew 7 finish with ranch grit, hard warnings, and a plain test of the fruit a life bears.
Kevin Weatherby closes a 10-week walk through the Sermon on the Mount with Matthew 7 and a ranch memory south of Carrizo Springs, where a new manager got lost while moving cattle.
John 13 gets a cowboy-laced lesson on being made clean and coming back for more cleanup.
Kevin Weatherby moves through John 13 with a brisk, steady focus, using the foot-washing scene to make a direct case about salvation, confession, and the need for ongoing cleanup in daily life.
A cowboy preacher connects Matthew 7, parental fear, and persistent prayer.
Matthew 7 is framed as a reflection on why believers may hesitate to approach God as Father, as Kevin Weatherby ties Jesus's Sermon on the Mount to fear, disappointment, and the lasting weight of earthly parenting.
A forceful Matthew 7 sermon turns judgment into a call for discernment under God's guidance.
Matthew 7 gets treated here as a close, practical teaching on judgment, with Kevin Weatherby pressing on why a disciple of Jesus has so often been judged unfairly by the church.
A fast-moving Job teaching on sovereignty, suffering, and the perspective human struggle can distort.
Save the Cowboy's Job centers its teaching on Job 38, where God asks Job where he was when the foundations of the earth were laid. The guest preacher uses that question to move through divine sovereignty, human struggle, and the way suffering can expose a perspective that has…
A forceful Exodus 12 teaching connecting Passover, Easter, divine protection, and family leadership.
Exodus 12 serves as the episode's bridge between Passover and Easter, with the host moving through the feast's institution, unleavened bread, the firstborn, and God's protection over Israel.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
A stand-in preacher for Kevin Weatherby delivers the third part of a four-part series on the Book of Job.
Kevin Weatherby of Save The Cowboy teaches that the original Easter story is found in Exodus 12, not the New Testament.
This episode is a Christian sermon focused on the Beatitudes from Matthew chapter 5, delivered in a cowboy-themed style with personal anecdotes about ranch life in Colorado.
A preacher shares a sermon about baptism and spiritual warfare, emphasizing how joining the church makes one a target for the devil while celebrating new baptisms.
In week four of Save the Cowboy's No Apologies series, Kevin Weatherby asks, "Are you saved?" Weatherby uses 1 Peter 3:15–16 to frame the sermon as an explanation of Christian hope.
Kevin Weatherby of Save the Cowboy recounts accepting free bareback rides from stock contractor Charlie and becoming the unconscious crash-test dummy on an untrained horse.
This episode introduces a biblical series starting with Genesis chapter 1, focusing on the story of creation and the arc from the garden to the city where God walks with man.
This episode explores Jesus' longest recorded prayer in John chapter 17 during the Last Supper, clarifying misconceptions about the Lord's Prayer and setting the context with events like the foot washing and disciples' arguments.
This episode explores how Exodus 12's Passover story foreshadows the Easter resurrection, teaching listeners about the deeper biblical connections between Old Testament events and New Testament fulfillment.
This episode explores the nature and role of the Holy Spirit in Christianity, addressing common misunderstandings and emphasizing His personhood and purpose in making believers holy.
This episode continues a sermon series on the Last Supper, focusing on John chapter 14 to explore what it means to follow Jesus Christ in a simple yet challenging way.
Kevin Weatherby starts in John 13.
Kevin Weatherby closes out a 10-week run through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 7.
Kevin Weatherby returns to Matthew 7 for part nine of Sermon for the Mounted.
This episode is the seventh part of a sermon series on Matthew 5-7, focusing on Jesus' teachings to his disciples about worry and spiritual readiness.
This episode is part six of a sermon series on the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on Matthew chapter 6 and teaching disciples about prayer and spiritual principles.
This episode is a Christian sermon focusing on the Beatitudes from Matthew chapter 5, delivered in a cowboy-themed style with personal anecdotes about ranch life in Colorado.
Kevin Weatherby’s Save The Cowboy sermon on Matthew 7:1-6 argues that Jesus distinguishes judgmental attitudes and criticism from confronting explicitly named sin.