Sermon Calendar
| Date Sort ascending | Title | Scripture | Preacher | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10th Commandment: You shall not covet | Exodus 20:16 | Ong Meng Chai | |||
| 9th Commandment: Telling the Truth | Exodus 20:15 | Thavasilan Tony | |||
| 6th Commandment : You shall not murder | Exodus 20:14 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| 5th Commandment: First with a Promise | Exodus 20:12 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| 7th Commandment : No Adultery | Exodus 20:12 | Curtis | |||
| 4th Commandment : Rest, Cease, Embrace, Feast | Exodus 20:8-11 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| The Core of the 10 Commandments | Exodus 20:1-7 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| 19 comes before 20 as salvation comes before the law | Exodus 19 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Spiritual Leadership in the 21st Century | Exodus 18 | Nicholas Hor | |||
| Spiritual Friendships | Colossians 4:7-18 | David Whitehead | |||
| Water from the Rock | Exodus 17 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Bread from Heaven | Exodus 16:1-20 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Engaging with Outsiders | Colossians 4:2-6 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Working Heartily | Colossians 3:22 - 4:1 | Wong Fong Yang | |||
| Family Dynamics | Colossians 3:18-21 | Curtis | |||
| Dealing with your Disappointments | Exodus 15:22-27 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Sweet Song for The Saviour | Exodus 15:1-21 | Thavasilan Tony | |||
| The Great Escape | Exodus 14 | Thavasilan Tony | |||
| Consecration of the Firstborn | Exodus 13 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Remove the Leaven | Exodus 12:14-20, 33-39 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| The Passover | Exodus 12:1-28 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| The Gospel Community and How We Get There | Colossians 3:1-17 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Shadows | Colosians 2:16-23 | Thavasilan Tony | |||
| A Woman Who Fears the Lord | Proverbs 31:30 | Thavasilan Tony | |||
| Threatened | Exodus 11 | Curtis |
The CDPC pulpit is committed to Expository or Topical preaching from the Word of God.
In expository preaching, we undertake a sustained study of a Scriptural text within its context to understand what the Spirit is saying to us today. This form of preaching requires continual preparation, prayer and exegetical precision, but the discipline of wrestling through difficult texts could be immensely rewarding.
In topical preaching, we select a topic, for example missions or spiritual gifts, and systematically gather related Scriptural texts to shed light specifically on the matter at hand. This form of preaching is generally easier to digest and helpful when certain relevant issues need to be addressed.
In all these we seek to be Gospel-Centered and Christ-Centered.
