City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

There is a value ingrained in City Harvest Church; we love God wholeheartedly, and love people fervently. When we observe these two values, we get what life is all about. Now, loving people fervently doesn’t just mean those outside the church—those who need salvation. Loving people also means loving those within the church—a Christian brother or sister. And sometimes, it is easier to be patient with a stranger than with family. How do we love and have tolerance for those who seem weaker and different from us? How do we love them the way God wants us to?

Are you feeling anxious and having doubts about the promises of God? Listen to the continuation of Phil Pringle's sermon on RECHARGE and adopt practical advice on how we can stir up our faith in Christ.

Do you feel drained out by life? Get RECHARGED as you listen to the Word by Phil Pringle. As we allow the Holy Spirit to fill us, we can stand tall and walk with our head held up in life. Let's seek to be builders of faith and adopt a new posture in Christ today!

What is CHC's modus operandi? The Great Commandment is our motivation to love and win the lost, as we seek to fulfil the Great Commission given to us by Jesus. Our strategy is the Cultural Mandate and it is only completed when the character and the presence of God is ushered in. Find out more.

What posture should we adopt when we find ourselves standing in between believing in the promises of God versus the reality that we are facing in the present? In this sermon, Sun Ho encourages us to be like David in Psalm 27, we will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living if we do not give up on God. Be encouraged as you learn how to build your faith through intimacy & worship with the Father.

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is a story about two sons—both wanting different things from their father but neither loving their Father for who He was. The Bible says that the goodness of God leads us to repentance. As amazing as God’s grace and forgiveness is, God our Father wants us to have a renewed relationship with Him, one of selflessness, love, forgiveness, acceptance and trust. Will you respond to the Father’s embrace?

A Christian’s life is not free from trouble. We will face the storms of life. Aries Zulkarnain taught a valuable lesson of how our faith for deliverance must be balanced by our faith for perseverance. Since God puts no limits on our faith, how far can we go? How big can we dream? As long as we keep our eyes on JESUS, we like Peter, can walk on water and experience the miracles of life! This is the balance of faith!

The “Parable of the Prodigal Son" should really have been the “Parable of Two Lost Sons”—because the older brother in that parable was just as lost as his younger brother. Do you feel like the younger son, wanting to run as far away as you can from your Father? Or are you like the older brother; nothing you ever do seems to be enough? Know this, that Jesus, our true “Elder Brother” has come to show us the way to a loving Father, waiting with open arms!

No matter how far you have wandered away from God, He still has a great future and a hope for you. In this sermon, Bobby Chaw picks up his Numbers series at chapter 15, which talks about sacrifices and offerings. The way to get back to God, to stop backsliding and rebelling, is to offer Him “a sweet smelling aroma”. There is nothing more fragrant to God than the believer’s genuine desire for His presence. This message reveals the power of cultivating an intimate relationship with the Lord, one built on faith and truth.

In our daily pursuits, we often feel that life can be mundane and meaningless. But the truth is, God has so much in store for us. While God calls us to Him, we have a part to play. He does the calling, but how do we do the “coming”?In CHC’s 28th Anniversary, Pastor Sun shares from the Song of Songs about how we can “come away”—to a deeper hunger, to a higher call, and into all of Jesus!