City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

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.

Did you know that there is a tight connection between the Chinese race and Christianity? The Chinese and Jews both share a paralleled history with roots dating back to some 4,500 years. Uncover the similarities between the Chinese Lunar New Year and the Jewish Passover, and find meaning in the festive celebrations with family!

Psalm 111:10 says “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” In this sermon, Bobby Chaw continues his teaching on Numbers at chapter 17, where the children of Israel displayed a lack of respect for the Lord. They cultivated an unhealthy fear of God that drove them from Him instead of towards Him. God is holy, but He is gracious, hence believers must walk in balance and in wisdom. Chaw spells out four important lessons that we can draw from the life of King Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived. Listen and discover how to attain wisdom, which is the art of living.

Everything that Jesus did, He did through words. We see that when He fed the multitudes, when He raised Lazarus from the dead, when He healed the sick and more. Today, is there a miracle you need in your life? Discover the power of confession—how to confess and what to confess—and how you can decree the promises of God to pass in your life!

To consecrate is to set apart or to make holy. In Exodus 28 and 29, we see how God determined that the Levites, the priests of the people of Israel, were to be consecrated. In this sermon, Choong Tsih-Ming dives deep into the meaning of consecration in today’s context: to be consecrated is to be filled with Jesus. And the way to that is to hear the voice of God in all aspects of our lives. Discover three ways every Christian can hear God’s voice.

The words we speak are very important because they govern our lives. We are practically the sum total of everything that comes out of our mouth! How then should we govern what we say? It is imperative that our words carry value and be in line with God’s Word. Learn how we are given the authority that no other creature has— the authority to decree God’s Word and God’s purpose into existence here on earth!

In this first sermon of 2019, Aries Zulkarnain preaches a powerful message about the importance of Selah: resting in God. While the popular belief is what’s new is best, not all change leads to growth. It may not be “new” that we need, but “renew”. Find out how to stay true to your current assignment with a new anointing that can only come when you put God first.

How does one go through fiery trials and not get burned? The secret to having a fireproof faith is to pray—knowing what to pray and how to pray. Pastor Kong teaches us how to pray from Scripture and shares three approaches we can take that will revolutionize our prayer life.