City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

Every encounter a believer has with Jesus must lead him to a revelation of who he is in Christ. In this encouraging sermon, Audrey Ng addresses the key problem every human being faces: we fail to realize how valuable we are. We are made in the image of God and brought to life by His own breath. We are so valuable to God, He had to purchase us with the blood of His Son.

We’ve often wondered, what is heaven like? The Bible says that heaven is real, but it cannot be defined only as a physical place. We can experience heaven right here on earth because heaven is really the presence of Jesus; wherever Jesus is, that’s where heaven is. Kong Hee shares how we can enter right into Jesus’ glorious presence.

In the spirit of ongoing Kingdom-related messages, Bobby Chaw taught on what it means to have a Kingdom attitude towards faith, referencing the Israelites at the doorstep of the Promised Land (Num 13 and 14). The reality of the Christian walk is that God’s promises always come with problems.

How to become an agent of change? In this message, Kong Hee shares about how we need to have determination in our faith just like the many characters in the Bible. Learn how you can build up your faith to be strong and unstoppable!

Where is the Kingdom of God? The Kingdom of God is within you, the believer (Luke 17:21). In this sermon, Sun Ho focuses on this astounding, life-changing truth. As we contend for more of the kingdom, the kingdom that is within us will overflow out of us to permeate, affect and change our circumstances.

Have you ever felt like you wanted to throw in the towel and give up on your dreams? Pain and disappointment can shrink us and cause us to depart from our purpose and revelations in God. But know this—our circumstances do not reflect how God feels about us; and how He wants to fulfil His purpose in our lives. That is why He has given us the Holy Spirit. As we learn how we can be full of the Holy Spirit and in constant fellowship with Him, He will guide us back to God’s plan and purpose for our lives.

What does it mean to be "the called"? Every believer is called by God but as the Bible says, few are chosen. Phil Pringle continues his deep dive into Romans 8:28, in this second and last part of his message. Our lives are designed for a specific purpose, so don't waste your life doing what you are not called to do.

How can we have hope, in the midst of life’s trials and tribulations? Phil Pringle breaks down Roman 8:28 to show us that God doesn’t promise us that the Christian life will be a bed of roses. Rather, despite the circumstances, we can have hope that “all things work together for good”. God has a destiny for every believer, but the mind is the battlefield for this destiny. What is our defense? Put on the helmet of hope!

When you are going through a crisis, your faith in God is hit the hardest. The devil wants to shipwreck your faith and cause you to lose faith in Jesus. How can you and I fireproof our faith in God? The key is in the Holy Spirit. He is our Helper. Find out how the Holy Spirit can help you to tide through the storm, give you hope and energize you in the midst of your crisis, and how you can emerge victorious in Christ!

Religion is not synonymous with spirituality: just because you behave like a spiritual person doesn't mean you really are one. In this thought-provoking sermon, Aries Zulkarnain shows how Jesus set the perfect example for growing up in spirituality. The Lord grew in His spirituality by aligning with God in all His decisions; by agreeing with the Father in His words and by subjecting Himself to the authority of the Father.