City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

It’s been said that the larger a church, the easier it is to get lost in the crowd. The truth is, each member plays in part in making the church a home and a family. How can there be a close fellowship and bonding among members? The answer is through Cell Groups—a community of believers sharing and doing life together.  Sun shares her years of experience in discipleship and relationship in Cell Groups; and appreciates the Cell Group Leaders of City Harvest Church in this heartfelt message.

There is tremendous power in the spiritual act of taking communion; it’s not to be taken lightly. In this sermon, guest preacher Bill Johnson shares his personal practice of partaking of communion daily and teaches us how to extract what is available in this act of obedience to Christ. Jesus’ death on the Cross provided freedom from sin and sickness—communion is a time to declare healing, deliverance, salvation for every family member and friend. Discover how the act of communion brings you closer to God and reveals the power of the work of Christ on the Cross.

Romans 12:2 speaks of transformation through a renewed mind. A transformed mind transforms a person; a transformed person transforms a city. This sermon by guest preacher Bill Johnson plumbs the topic of heaven’s reality: if we fail to see life from a divine perspective, we will always struggle to break through. A renewed mind is a picture of continual repentance and it demonstrates the will of God in the now. It is the responsibility of the believer with a renewed mind to show the world the reality of heaven. Listen to this podcast and discover the power of a renewed mind.

Everything that Jesus did, he did as a man submitted to God. The Holy Spirit rested upon Him like a dove and never left Him; Jesus changed every environment that he went into. He healed the sick, raised the dead etc. Yet, why is this not so for many Christians? In Matthew 28:18, Jesus proclaimed that “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Me.” and in John 14:12, Jesus promised us that we will do greater works than Him. In this sermon, guest preacher Bill Johnson from Bethel Church explains the key to releasing the power of the Holy Spirit: We are to value the presence of God, to turn our affection to the Holy Spirit in our daily lives!

The grace of God, His wisdom, His provision and deliverance are all very crucial to us as believers. But there is one thing we absolutely cannot do without—and that is the presence of God. When stress and pressure hit you, how do you find rest in the midst of all the chaos? Find out how to live your life centered on Jesus Christ and how His presence will strengthen and sustain you in the face of trials and challenges.

Have you ever asked yourself “How can God be good if this terrible thing happened to me?” In this sermon, Audrey Ng addresses this common question with this reminder: don’t let your circumstances deceive you and cause you to question God’s goodness. Every good and perfect gift comes from the Lord (James 1:17) but Ng points out that sometimes, God gives us a gift in parts- the gift is perfect and good when it is complete. Discover how, when you take a moment to be with God, to stop, listen and believe, you will see the good in every situation.

The principles of love and relationship are universal and apply to anyone—whether single, attached, married—even to parents, children and friends. How do we navigate these relationships in our lives? When wounds and scars become part of our personality and character, how can we love again? Join Pastor Kong and Sun as they unpack nuggets of wisdom and life lessons gleaned from over 30 years of relationship in good times and bad. Find out how they keep their love and friendship alive and strong!

In this Lunar New Year message, Bobby Chaw delves into the topic of joy. During this time of year, the Chinese wish one another great joy for the year. The character 喜 comprises two words: drum and mouth, reflecting that “joy” means to make music, sing and laugh. While the world thinks of joy as happiness, the joy of the Lord is quite different. Christians are called to rejoice even when they least feel like it: joy is not determined by outward circumstances but a believer’s confidence in the Lord. Discover what it truly means to have the joy of the Lord be your strength.

The kingdom of God is the realm where the King rules and reigns; it is the center of everything Jesus did. Not only does Jesus want to save us from sin, He wants to rule and reign in our lives. When we give Him full lordship and authority, we will experience His power and provision.Find out what the Kingdom of God is all about and how to release its power and provision over your life!

What God wants to do through you is more important than what you want to do for Him. This revelation lies at the heart of this powerful sermon by Aries Zulkarnain, which continues his earlier message on Selah—resting in God. The table and chair in the room that the Shunammite woman prepared for prophet Elisha (2 Kings 4:8-16) symbolize the importance of stopping and sitting down to fellowship with God. Drawing from the stories of Martha in Luke 10 and King David in 2 Samuel 7, Zulkarnain shows how both of them were too busy trying to impress God to sit down and listen to Him. Do we hide behind the “noble” excuse of “serving others” when our true intention is to win approval? Find out what it takes to truly carry the Cross for Christ.