2026 Sermon Series: 1 Corinthians
Paul writes to a divided church struggling with sin, pride, and spiritual immaturity.
He calls the Corinthians back to unity, holiness, love, and faith in the resurrection.
19 July 2026
Called by a Loving God
1 Corinthians 1:1-9 | Ps Michael Low
The Corinthian church was a new community of believers, young in their faith, struggling to practice their new beliefs in what was then, the worldliest, most amoral city in the region.
4 October 2026
Rights? Wrong Question.
1 Corinthians 10:1-22 | Ps Eng Kiat
To follow God wholeheartedly, we must not take His grace for granted, be vigilant lest we fall, and flee idolatry.
27 September 2026
Rights? Wrong Question.
1 Corinthians 8,9 | Rev Lionel Neo
As we deal with contentious matters of practice, Paul gives 3 guiding principles:
1) Follow your conscience
2) Follow the way of love, by laying down our rights
3) Follow the major mission, which is advancing the gospel
20 September 2026
Biblical View of Singleness & Marriage
1 Corinthians 7 | Rev Dr Henry Wong
God affirms both singleness and marriage, calling believers to find identity in Christ and faithfully live for Him in every season.
13 September 2026
Making Good Judgements
1 Corinthians 5,6 | Rev Lionel Neo
Apostle Paul teaches about what good judgement is – in recognizing and removing sin from our lives, dealing with sin as a community, being a community of justice, and living a life that fully belongs to Christ.
6 September 2026
How does Paul challenge us to grow up in Christ?
1 Corinthians 3 | Ps Eng Kiat
Paul challenges us to grow up in Christ by reminding us that we are God’s co-workers, we must build our lives on the foundation of Christ and we are God’s temple.
2 August 2026
The True Life in the Spirit
1 Corinthians 2 | Rev Lionel Neo
Paul contrasts between the ways, wisdom and understanding of the world, versus the ways, wisdom and understanding of God’s Spirit, which is centred on the cross of Christ.
26 July 2026
The Message of the Cross
1 Corinthians 1:10-31 | Rev Dr Henry Wong
Spiritual maturity begins and grows when the cross of Christ becomes the centre of our identity, our unity and our wisdom – so that all our confidence and glory are in Christ alone.