City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

The Bible likens believers to beautiful trees. In fact, Psalm 1:3 talks about the man that is like a tree that is planted by the river; so that no matter how hot or dry it gets, we will continue to bear forth fruit. If we are not rooted in Christ and in His Word, we will not be able to weather the challenges and hardships in life. So what can we learn from trees? Pastor Kong takes us through five characteristics of trees that amazingly apply to how we live our lives as followers of Christ; that we may become trees of righteousness that glorify the Lord!

Christians are often told they have an abundant and victorious life in Christ. So when troubles come, some are afraid to share their honest feelings for fear of being judged by others. In this message, Bobby Chaw addresses this real and raw issue through Psalm 13. David's psalm expresses his agony at having to flee from his son Absalom who wants to kill him. Many times, Christians have no idea why a tragedy or tribulation happens. But like David, a believer can maintain a heart of thanksgiving because of his trust in the hesed of God—His mercy that endures forever. Be encouraged by this message that no matter what your circumstances are, you will keep Deo Gratias, because thanksgiving comes before miracles.

Many believers view God as a strict, righteous and stoic Judge; but God really wants us to know Him as a loving, forgiving and merciful Father. Jesus came to reveal to us a God that longs for intimacy with His children, one that we can fully trust and depend on. Yet, why do so many of us struggle with a superficial and distant relationship with the Father? As we tune in to this podcast, may we come into the full comprehension of the width (compassion), the length (faithfulness), the depth (affection) and height (provision) of the Father’s love for us!

In this moving and dramatic sermon, Moody Bible Institute professor Dr Christopher Yuan and his parents Leon and Angela share their journey to Christ, a tale of a prodigal son saved from a life of rebellion. Discover the true power of a praying parent as you listen to Angela Yuan’s steadfast battle on her knees for her son.

Isn’t it wonderful to know that no matter what life throws at you, God will bring about His intended purpose in your life? This is known as God’s divine providence. As long as we keep God in the center of our lives in tough times, God’s providence for us will come to pass. Sun takes us through the story of Joseph and how God’s providence was clearly evident through the hardship and mistreatment he went through. Learn how to see beyond your circumstances and understand that God is working His plan—for you, through you and in you—for His glory!

The image of God is a specific rank or status given by God at the moment of conception. It is the dignity, value and worth that God gives to every human being regardless of social status, race, gender, nationality, what one has or doesn’t have. In this sermon, Dr AR Bernard spells out the attributes of God that every human can potentially live out, and why the understanding of the image of God should influence society.

When Adam fell to sin, he hid from God. When God asked him, “Where are you?” Adam replied that he hid because he was naked. In this sermon about establishing worldviews, Dr AR Bernard spells out four critical questions one must ask oneself: Where are you in life? Where do you want to be? Why do you want to be there? How are you going to get there? Discover how to live the life God has called you to: one of clarity, purpose and intentionality.

In this second part of Dr AR Bernard’s teaching on the three sectors of society—government, not-for-profit and for-profit—discover which sector God has gifted you to enter and thrive in. The government and for-profit sectors benefit from people with a moral compass who will work towards the common good  society. That way the non-profit sector can also prosper. Discover how to build a relationship with society for the common good.

A.R. Bernard, a dynamic speaker at City Harvest Church, shares compelling insights on the intersection of faith and societal sectors: government, not-for-profit, and for-profit. He emphasizes that every believer is a missionary with a moral duty to enhance the common good. Topics include the influence of film on worldviews, the importance of communal responsibility in faith, and strategies for balancing profit with principles. Bernard brilliantly advocates for Christians to use their talents to foster equitable growth and support marginalized communities.

God is our greatest example of love. When we’ve experienced the incredible and unconditional love of God, it cannot be contained within; that love has to overflow out of us to touch others.As we open our hearts and minds to discover God’s love and acceptance for us, may we discover just how valuable we are to Him and how much our great God believes in us and loves us.