The list below contain the outlines of Pastor McCowan's sermons.
| Date | Title | Sermons |
|---|---|---|
| Jan. 8th |  |
Pilots, archaeologists, moving companies, farmers, civil engineers, surveyors, mining companies, and Navy SEALs all use compasses to travel in the right direction with confidence. So then, what kind of compass do Christians use to navigate during times of moral confusion? Pastor McCowan's sermon addressed this issue and was entitled Moral Compass. Outline, Bulletin. |
| Feb. 12th |  |
Pastor McCowan spoke on the topic of deception. However, it is not about the deception from the world or false prophets or teachers; it is the deception that comes from our hearts. The title of Pastor McCowan's sermon was "Is there a Balm in Gilead?" Outline, Bulletin. |
| Feb. 24th |  |
Pastor McCowan's teaching on the World Economic Forum on a plan by significant world economic, academic, and political elites to replace individual freedom with neo-Marxism by promising a utopia. WEF, Basic Outline, Slide Outline. |
| Mar. 19th |  |
Pastor McCowan's sermon was entitled, "Our Future Self." It was taken from Luke 13:31-35 where Jesus was undeterred by threats, intimidation, or a call to run away. Instead, he ignored all these dangers and persevered because he was focused on the future. In the same way, we too should have the same kinds of tenacity and like Jesus keep our eyes on the prize. Outline, Bulletin. |
| Apr. 9th |  |
Pastor McCowan's sermon focued on Jesus’ conversation with Pontus Pilate on the morning of “Good Friday,” when Pilate asked Jesus “What is Truth." Outline, Bulletin. |
| May 14th |  |
Customer retention is a huge concern for hotels, airlines, and other businesses. Even Jesus is part of this commercial strategy. He explicitly refers to the rewards that will be distributed when history concludes and we gather in his presence. The title of Pastor McCowan's sermon was "God's Reward Plus Program." Outline, Bulletin. |
| Jun. 11th |  |
Pastor McCowan's sermon was on the subject of Kairos time. Kairos time is not necessarily a reference to the time on a clock, but those important moments of opportunity that come our way, which if taken advantage of can become for us places for major blessings. The title of Pastor McCowan's sermon was "Kairos Time: or does anybody really know what time it is?" Outline, Bulletin. |
| July 9th |  |
Pastor McCowan's sermon this weekend was entitled "The Goodness & Sternness of God" and how we as believers in Christ should respect both of these attributes of God. |
| Sep. 10th |  |
Pastor McCowan’s sermon was entitled, “What am I getting out of This,” and was center on how we can remove destructive behaviors and attitudes from our lives so that we can grow and be more Christlike. |
| Oct. 8th |  |
Pastor McCowan’s sermon was entitled, “Revenge Mania Smackdown: and the longing for retributive justice.” Retributive justice has to do with punishment and our desire to get even or destroy our enemies. The goal of Pastor McCowan's sermon is to determine if Jesus is for this kind of attitude and action or does he have something else in mind. |
| Nov. 10th |  |
Do you have a horde of relatives coming for Christmas? If so, you might be glad to be alone when it's all over. But generally, we're built to live in community, and Christmas is not a time when we want to be alone. In fact, God does not want us to be alone, and our text tells us that we're "called to belong." |