City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

You have the talent and the opportunity, but what is the missing ingredient that will take you to the achievement of your destiny? Aries Zulkarnain shows that between Luke 2 and Luke 3 exists 18 years in Jesus' life that is not talked about. From the time he was a 12-year-old who remained in the temple to ask questions, to the year He turned 30 and began His earthly ministry, Zulkarnain proposes that Jesus was preparing Himself for His purpose. Listen to this podcast and find out how He did it, and how you can too.

If you have ever felt that you’re good enough, not smart enough, not brave enough, not gifted enough—the good news is this: You are the perfect candidate for God’s purpose! You don’t have to be qualified for God’s call, but when He does call, how should we respond? Find out what it takes to consecrate yourself for the call of God.

Mothers, do you sometimes wonder if God really hears your prayers for your children? In his Mother's Day message, Bobby Chaw pays tribute to mothers for doing the toughest job in the world, from Mary, the mother of Jesus, who watched her son die on the cross, to mothers today who endure their children going wayward. Chaw teaches from the story of Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist, that God hears a mother's prayers and that He removes disgrace from a mother and redeems what is broken down.

There are three incidents in the Bible where men took off their shoes in the presence of God. Now, why did they do that? What is the significance in taking off one’s shoes? Find out how you can position yourself to receive a life-changing touch from Him, to let go and trust God in your challenging situation, and to surrender your life to God, to fulfill His highest call for you!

How can we know God? God's name is a reflection of His character and nature. Throughout the Old Testament, God reveals himself to His people through various names or titles. This week, Bobby Chaw shares with us how Jehovah Rapha has the power to change the bitter experiences of our lives into sweet encounters.

Abraham is one of the heroes of faith in the Bible. He faced many challenges in his lifetime and yet, he remained strong in faith. What was his secret? Abraham had a revelation that praise is key to the power of heaven. Kong Hee takes us through three dimensions of praise and what we can expect when we offer God perfected praise.

Encounters should be a regular part of our Christian life. What's important is the not sensation or the drama of the encounter; it is the way we follow through with the encounter that matters. God wants to do a deep work in our hearts, to give us a new identity, a first-hand encounter and a new walk of brokenness in Him.

The concept of REST is big in the Bible. At the end of the creation week, God rested. He then created man to live and work in His rest. Jesus says, “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (Matt. 11:28). Yet, in this fast-paced, highly stressful world that we live in today, we find ourselves restlessly trapped on the treadmill of life, worn out by never-ending worry, anxiety and stress. In this 3-part series, adapting from the works of authors like E.W. Kenyon, Kenneth E. Hagin and Bill Winston, Pastor Kong Hee will teach you how to turn a life of overwhelming worry, stress and anxiety into a life of overcoming faith, victory and total rest in God.

We are bought with a precious price so that the promise of the Father can be fulfilled. We are meant to be a people of His Presence. So let’s be carriers of the presence of our God and may the pursuit of God become the whole purpose of our lives.

The kingdom of God is a kingdom of relationship. Relationship skills and principles are universal, and they apply to all, whether you are married, single, attached, divorced or widowed. After 30 years as best of friends, and 23 years as a married couple, Kong Hee and Sun Ho share the relationship lessons they have learned in good and bad times, in serving the Lord Jesus as a married couple in the local church, in overseas missions, and in the marketplace.