City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

Are you living in fear today? Fear makes us short-sighted and paralyzes us from doing what we are meant to do.  It comes in many forms—worry, stress, anxiety, dread, distress, and so on. This Christmas, God wants to remove fear from our lives and replace it with faith. No matter what you’re going through, there is faith and hope in Jesus!

In this Christmas message, Bobby Chaw explores three phenomena that took place when Jesus was born. First, God gave mankind a star to remind them that no matter how dark the world gets, He is constant and faithful. When Jesus was born, the angels sang—a world that has lost its song can learn to sing again, because, with God, nothing is impossible. Finally, God sent the world a Savior in Jesus: nothing in the world can save us from sin but Christ alone. Featuring powerful testimonies of lives transformed, this message celebrates the true Reason for the season.

God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to light up the dark nights. Are you going through the dark night of sickness, sorrow and sin? Christmas is about Jesus, the light of God that has come to dispel the darkness of the world. Put your faith in Him this Christmas!

When Mary went to Bethlehem to give birth to Jesus, the innkeeper had no room for them. In this sermon at CHC’s Candlelight service, Aries Zulkarnain noted that it was the innkeeper who missed out on the greatest blessing of his life because he didn’t make room for Jesus. It’s not that God can’t find a room to stay; He is looking for empty lives to fill with purpose, hope and dreams. Hear two powerful testimonies about how God lights up your life with a dream you have forgotten, and how He is ready to turn the darkness in your life into light.

On that first Christmas night, as Mary carried Baby Jesus in her arms, she had no idea that one day, this little baby would grow up and be wounded for our sickness; that His hands would be pierced for our sins. This Christmas, are you faced with challenges and struggles in life? Jesus sacrificed so that our world can be made whole again. He is the hope of glory and the Savior of the world!

As Christmas draws near, we are reminded of our mission to bring the lost to Christ. In this sermon, Wu Yu Zhuang brings us to the story of Rahab the harlot, who was counted in Hebrews as a hero of faith because she did not only save the spies, but she did three key things to attain the survival of her whole family. Learn how, like Rahab, if we do our part, God will do His part and we shall see salvation come to all our loved ones this Christmas!

God’s kingdom is a kingdom of power. But how can we experience that empowerment for victory in our lives? Jesus says the key to overcoming the devil is by prayer and fasting. Find out how you can increase your spiritual hunger for God and unlock His kingdom’s power over your life today!

How can you be an effective soul winner? In this rousing message, Aries Zulkarnain shares from John 4 that we are to look up and put on the spiritual perspective of soul winning. Learn to see God’s heart towards the unsaved and show extraordinary love and grace towards the unchurched. As Christmas approaches, let us be compassionate laborers for Christ by learning how to gain God’s compassionate heart for the lost and giving up our prejudices, so that there will be goodwill to all men.

How do we make love our aim? How can we express love the way Jesus selflessly did? In the final moments of His life on earth, Jesus expressed seven “voices of love.” In this sermon, Pastor Kong takes us through each one, uncovering practical and applicable ways to work out love in our lives.

Do our prayers really change things? For God to move, we need to ask. In this sermon, Bobby Chaw returns to the Book of Numbers, Chapter 16 to answer this question. Faced with rebellion and a plague, Moses and Aaron prayed to God and succeeded in stopping it from descending on the people. Learn about the inlet of power in life—the Holy Spirit—and the four outlets that we possess to demonstrate this power. The testimonies in this sermon represent a timeless truth: God still answers prayer!