Sermon Calendar
| Date Sort ascending | Title | Scripture | Preacher | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seeing The God who Sees | Gen 16:1-15, Gen 21:8-20 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| The King's Rescue | Mark 8:1-30 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| When Traditions Become A Barrier | Mark 7:1-23 | David Lim | |||
| Take Courage! It is I | Mark 6:45-56 | Tony Thavasilan | |||
| The Compassionate Christ | Mark 6:30-44 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Resurrection Power | 1 Corinthians 15:1-8, 15:20-26, 15:50-58 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| The Mockers, The King & The Cross | Mark 15:15-39 | Nicholas Hor | |||
| Hope for the Hopeless | Mark 5:21-43 | Tony Thavasilan | |||
| Even Demons Fear Jesus | Mark 5:1-20 | John Chung | |||
| What sort of man is this, that even winds and sea obey him? | Mark 4:35-41 | Wong Fong Yang | |||
| The Secrets to Spiritual Growth | Mark 4:1-33 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| The King's Chosen Men | Mark 3:13-35 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| The King is Lord of the Sabbath | Mark 2:18-3:6 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| How Can I Be Forgiven? | Mark 2:1-12 | Tony Thavasilan | |||
| The King's Authority | Mark 1:21-45 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| The King's Calling | Mark 1:16-20, 2:13-17 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| The Gospel Invasion | Mark 1:1-15 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Why we Gather : Fellowship | Acts 2:42-47 | Tony Thavasilan | |||
| Why we Gather : Prayer | Matthew 6:9-13 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Why We Gather : Singing Together | Colossians 3:12-17 | David Lim | |||
| Why we Gather : Communion Table | Matthew 26:17-29 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Good News of Christmas | Luke 2:1-21 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Advent: Zechariah's Prophecy | Luke 1:67-80 | David Lim | |||
| Advent: Mary's Song | Luke 1:46-56 | Yee Siew Meng | |||
| Advent: The Annunciation | Luke 1:26-38 | Tony Thavasilan |
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.
