City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

Are you willing to be a Risker for God? In this second sermon of Emerge Conference 2018, Bobby Chaw reminds Christians that they are “a chosen generation” (1 Pet 2:9), carefully selected by God and made holy. Therefore, we are to stay pure and protect our holiness so that we can fulfil God’s calling in our lifetime, and do mighty exploits for Him. An example of a Risker is William Tyndale, a Bible scholar who made it his life’s mission to bring the Hebrew and Greek texts of the Bible to the people by translating it into English; a mission that he paid for with his life, so that the Word could bring millions to Christ.

God has chosen us and set us apart from our mother’s womb, with a designated purpose for each one of us. We are the reason and the subject of His passion! People with a purpose are unstoppable, and the enemy knows that. He will try everything to keep us from fulfilling our destiny in Christ. How do we guard and grow our passion for Jesus? Sun Ho shares what it takes to stay passionate and set ourselves apart for God’s purpose in our lives.

Our God is a transgenerational God—He rules and reigns over generations that come after us. In this sermon, Aries Zulkarnain establishes the important roles that parents and children have to play in ensuring that faith and anointing are carried down from generation to generation. The greatness of a family, a church, a culture is determined by longevity, sustainability and continuity. Zulkarnain lists three key ways to continue the revival for generations.

God wants to see each generation grow from strength to strength, faith to faith and glory to glory. But one of the biggest challenges to revival is known as the Second Generation Syndrome. This generation did not face the same challenges as their forefathers, and they run the risk of complacency and apathy. How do we overcome this syndrome and raise the next generation to be zealous for God and consecrated unto Him? Kong Hee shares the keys to building up the second generation Christians to seek the Lord and pursue after Him.

We're at the halfway point of 2018—how can we move forward wisely and end the year strong? Aries Zulkarnain delivers a practical lesson in setting priorities in this sermon. When we are under pressure we tend to focus on what is urgent but not what is important. Time, money and energy become priorities, when they should be the resources we use to grow our lives. Drawing from the Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25, Zulkarnain shows how a Christian can live his best life resetting his priorities.

God wants to bless us and anoint us to lead successful lives. But do we have the inner capacity to receive, contain, withstand and produce all that God wants to give us? Do we have the capability to deal with issues in life that come our way? Kong Hee takes us through five keys to increasing our inner capacity and seeing increase and multiplication in our lives.

"Today, if you will hear His voice, harden not your hearts." (Heb 3:15) In this sermon, Bobby Chaw challenges the believer to respond wholeheartedly to God when the Word convicts him. Many believers have "a saved heart but a pagan mind", just like the children of Israel who were physically away from Egypt but kept their old, defeatist thinking. The only way to grow up as a Christian, is to change our old way of thinking; to stop, repent and receive the grace of the Holy Spirit.

The goal of worship is to be transformed into the image of the One who is being worshipped. Just as Jesus was transformed on the Mount of Transfiguration after spending time with His heavenly Father, we too can take on the nature and likeness of God as we spend time in His presence, permeated in His fragrance. Find out what it takes to experience this transformational worship.

You believe God is sovereign, but do you sometimes think He gets the little things mixed up? Paul Scanlon preaches this eye-opening message based out of Genesis 48:8-20, where Jacob gives the firstborn’s blessing to Joseph’s second-born, Ephraim. Scanlon teaches that it is a mistake to think you need deliverance before you can be fruitful. It is when you are fruitful that your deliverance comes.

A paradigm is a distinct way of thinking or viewing life in an entire community or generation. There is a set of paradigms that are distinctive to City Harvest Church and define who we are as a church. Having weathered many storms over three decades, City Harvest has withstood numerous trials and testing and come forth refined and strengthen by the grace of God. Find out what are the spiritual values that ground this church to remain focused on the call of God upon it.