City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

In this commencement message for the graduating class of the School of Theology 2019, Bobby Chaw delivers an honest yet encouraging sermon on enduring present sufferings because a believer has the hope of glory. Illustrating this core point with powerful examples, including Aiden Ho, a 2019 SOT graduate who was told one year ago he had two months to live, Pastor Bobby shows the power of not giving up hope. Discover how to set your eyes on the future glory with earnest expectation, by groaning in prayers and holding on to hope.

God has given us the most powerful key to victory—His Word. The promises found in God’s Word can be applied to every single aspect in life. But how do we take Scripture off the pages of the Bible and deposit God’s promises into our minds, and more importantly, our hearts?Pastor Kong shares with us his personal journey of employing the power of meditating on Bible promises. He also unveils God’s guarantees to power, protection, prosperity, presence, peace, patience and permanent victory for every believer who meditates on His Word.

In this follow-up message to The Ninth Hour, Choong Tsih Ming explains how to practically access the realm of the spirit: by praying in tongues. The Holy Spirit is the Promise of the Father (Acts 2:33), and the baptism of the Holy Spirit is evidenced by speaking in tongues. Tongues is a language, and in the same way God spoke the world into being, our words have the power to shape the spiritual world. Listen to this message and discover how we can change our natural world and atmosphere through our language.

As believers of Christ, we all have access to the anointing and the power of the Holy Spirit. But what exactly does the anointing do for us? What distinguishes an anointed believer from one without the anointing of God? Pastor Kong Hee teaches about the anointing of the Holy Spirit that imparts the tangible presence of God, the burden-removing and yoke-destroying power of God, and the ability to live out the resurrection power of Jesus Christ! Find out what the anointing entails and what it takes to receive the anointing of the Holy Spirit for your life.

In this second part of his sermon on breaking new ground, Aries Zulkarnain goes into the "how" of breaking ceilings and taking new ground. He details three ways: one, to start interceding for the needs of this generation, and that begins with identifying with their struggles and interacting with them. Second, when they can't get into your world, go up into theirs. This means shifting our perspectives and shedding our prejudices to obtain unity. Finally, if you can't get in, dig deeper. If we want sustainable evangelism, we need to dig deeper for fresh revelation and zeal so that we will always have a creative solution to reach the lost for Christ.

In Proverbs 23:5, the Bible talks about the direction that the eagle flies towards—towards heaven and the sun. One of the admirable traits of the eagle is it’s ability to focus on the sun and soar towards it. As Christians, we need to learn how to focus our eyes on Jesus, the Sun of Righteousness (Mal 4:2).How do we come into the knowledge of our righteousness in God? Are you convinced that God has declared you righteous in His eyes? Find out how to combat condemnation and guilt that try to bring you down and make you feel unworthy. Learn how you can be like the eagle, focused on the Sun and on the glory of His righteousness!

The word "stay" isn't just passive. There is great power in "staying". In this inspiring message, Audrey Ng exhorts us to view staying as an activation of one's will to wait for the new season to come. She notes three areas to "stay": first, stay in fellowship, because the more we fellowship with other believers, the more we walk in the light, the more we walk in purity. Isolation leads to backsliding. Two, stay faithful: the call to obedience is for a lifetime of faithful commitment. Three, stay fruitful: keep winning the lost to Christ. Listen and find out just how you can STAY: Stay Till Actions Yield.

When we give our lives to Jesus Christ, God wants to bring about a change from within us. However, we may not always be comfortable with change. Today, what is your life filled with that makes it difficult for you to make room for God?Sun sheds light on the issues of the heart and how we can declutter to make room for Jesus. When we allow God to work in our lives, His glory will shine through us and touch the world around us.

The Holy Spirit is omnipresent, omnipotent and unrestrained. He is the Breath of Life, or the Pneuma. Without the Holy Spirit, no-one can be born again. In this sermon, Bobby Chaw explains how the Holy Spirit is the Giver and Sustainer of life. When a believer is near death—spiritually and physically—the Holy Spirit is the One who can revive him. Listen to two testimonies of the Holy Spirit: He resurrects the dead, and He is the master evangelist.

Our God is a covenant-keeping God; and He has given us the covenant of answered prayers. There are eight keys to ensuring God’s promise to hear our prayers. The first four keys have been covered: 1. Pray from the heart; 2. Pray according to God’s Word; 3. Pray with faith in the name of Jesus Christ; and 4. Pray boldly, not timidly. This is a continuation of the remaining four keys to answered prayers. Find out what it takes for God to hear us as we cry out to Him.