City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

Every Christian has a ministry to fulfil. Just like how Jesus’ ministry moved from Bethlehem (birth), Nazareth (growth), Galilee (miracles), to Jerusalem (greatest work—the cross), believers must progress in their walk and ministry. We are called to use our God-given talents and not waste them. Do not let obstacles such as fear, laziness, neglect and fault-finding hinder your ministry. Let’s honour God’s anointing and boldly step into our calling to fulfil His purpose.

In The Way of Perfection (Part 4), Pastor Kong Hee shares on the importance of Silence & Solitude. After Jesus’ powerful encounter of being baptised in the Holy Spirit at the Jordan River, the first thing He did was to retreat into the wilderness—a quiet, solitary place, for divine encounter. Like Jesus, the busier life gets and the more successful we become, the more we must withdraw into silence and solitude, to grow in our spirituality.

In The Way of Perfection (Part 3), Pastor Kong Hee teaches on simplicity—not about having nothing, but living with less. Through the Parable of the Rich Fool, Jesus warns against three enemies of simplicity: materialism, busyness, and pride. Life isn’t measured by possessions—what if more is less? Simplicity helps us grasp “the life that is truly life” (1 Tim. 6:19).

In the second part of "The Way of Perfection", Pastor Kong Hee teaches on the prayer of faith—not as a one-time decision but as a continuous spiritual journey. He outlines seven steps in the practices of faith, which result in the alignment of our hearts, minds, words, and actions with God’s promises and will.

Thanksgiving is a defining characteristic of a Spirit-filled Christian—it should be our way of life! The more we are filled with the Spirit, the more our heart overflows with thanksgiving. In this sermon, Pastor Bobby Chaw shares four key truths about thanksgiving. Let your life be filled with gratitude!

The goal of our spiritual journey is to become a person of love through union with the Trinity. Spiritual ancients like Teresa of Avila and John Wesley describe this as Christian perfection, which is a path of love, humility, detachment, and simplicity—all centred on prayer.In the first part of this new series, Pastor Kong Hee introduces four transformative types of prayer that deepen our interior life.

In this final part of a 5-part series on the Spirit of Love, Pastor Kong Hee outlines 5 key lessons on loving one another from the letters of John, emphasising that John wanted to leave behind this legacy: Love is the ultimate truth and doctrine of the Bible.

n this sermon, Pastor Kong Hee explores the baptism in the Spirit as taught by the Apostle John. While John was a man of the supernatural, he is most admired as the “apostle of love”—a transformation that took place when he was baptised in the Spirit. To John, Spirit baptism is more than empowerment for external ministry. It is an internal empowerment that enables us to live out the New Commandment, loving others as Jesus loves.

What feels like an ending can often be a new beginning. In this year-end sermon, Pastor Kong encourages us to do three things: 1) Don’t look back; 2) Look up; 3) Look out. Our best days are ahead of us!

Everyone makes mistakes, but our failures don’t cancel God’s plan for our lives. Just as God’s light redeemed the mistakes of Thomas, Moses, and Peter, Christmas reminds us that our mistakes don’t define us—they refine us.