City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

Do you see what this means—all these pioneers who blazed the way, all these veterans cheering us on? It means we’d better get on with it. Strip down, start running—and never quit! No extra spiritual fat, no parasitic sins. Keep your eyes on Jesus, who both began and finished this race we’re in. Study how he did it. We are not sprinters but long-distance runners. The presence of a storm doesn't mean the absence of Jesus. We will outlast our personal storms because TEN-A-CITY is the kind of faith that upholds CHC and each one of us!

In this 3-part series, Kong Hee defines the anointing as the enabling of the Holy Spirit that imparts God's divinity and power -- the supernatural, yoke-destroying power of God that enables ordinary people, like you and I, to accomplish extraordinary things for His glory! Learn about the 7 dimensions of the anointing and find out what the anointing can do, and the keys to sustaining it in your life. Parts of this series are adapted from assorted teachings of Bishop David Oyedepo.

The “elevator story” of CHC is a story of redemption, one that acknowledges the imperfection of man and the realities of life; yet experiencing God's redemptive grace and resurrection power. We want to cultivate “deep people” who are willing to go beyond the superficial, hungry for intimacy with God, sensitive to the heart of God and obedient to step beyond the convenience ... into willing sacrifice.The way forward for CHC is for us to keep the story honest—having a sense of a higher mission and a sense of authenticity and vulnerability.

Like Moses, many young people struggle with self-doubt, sense of intimidation, inadequacy, incompetence and, most importantly, a lack of spiritual intimacy with God. Do you feel that you are not smart enough, or not talented enough, or not good enough, or not brave enough for God? You are the perfect candidate that God is looking for because God doesn’t call the qualified, He qualifies the called!

In Easter, we are reminded that every suffering has an ending and every waiting has an expiry date. Because we serve a risen Savior, God will ensure a day of resurrection and victory for all believers! Easter is a reminder that there is hope in Jesus, even in the face of sickness and suffering.

Have you ever wondered, why did Jesus have to die crucified on the cross? Death by crucifixion was designed not just to inflict pain, but to bring about humiliation, shame, rejection and dishonor. This Easter, know that Jesus did not just come to heal us of our sickness and physical pain, He came to carry our guilt and shame.

The Bible reveals God to be a gentle and loving Heavenly Father who desires to be intimately involved with every detail of our lives. Yet often, many of us have a mistaken perception of who He really is. Our destiny is established only when we have a deep sense of His love and commitment to us. Learn about the Father's love enabling a young shepherd boy to feel secure and courageous enough to fight off a lion and a bear.

We often think that those who have it all in life are the most difficult ones to evangelize to. We all know of someone or some people who we think will never want to accept Jesus Christ as Savior. But everyone needs Jesus. Yes, including that one person you think will never ever come to know the Lord. As long as you are willing to believe and work with God. Jesus said, with man its impossible, but with God all things are possible!

Our prayers open the heavens over our lives; but it’s the love of Jesus in our hearts for our loved ones that will open their hearts to God’s love.Love is an important concept for us as believers. As God’s creation, we are to be a people of love because in the kingdom of God, LOVE MATTERS MOST! With Easter around the corner, learn how you can give your time and reach out to your loved ones.