City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

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.

God is a sovereign God. He does not need us to tell Him “what to do", “how to do" or “when to do”. Yet, He has chosen to work through our prayers. He has given the Church the keys ... the authority to move heaven! You have the power to open heaven’s door! Let's offer to God a prayer that prevails ... one that trusts and insists on God’s promise.

Where is God leading us to next? What’s in store for us in the next few years? Moses marched the children of Israel out of Egypt by faith, not knowing the outcome of their future. Friends, when you can’t see what lies dimly in the distance, do what lies clearly at hand. What lies at hand is a generation that needs the Lord. The gospel needs to reach the lost. So let’s rise up to be the catalyst for change in this generation!

Just as God led Israel out of Egypt by means of the pillar of cloud and fire, here in Numbers 9 … it was the same “cloud”—the manifested Presence of God—that appeared before Israel, to lead them in their new journey ahead.When God draws near to us, we must cultivate a response from our hearts that says, "Your face, Lord, I will seek." Every time we respond to God, our desire and hunger for Him will increase.

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.

The Passover was a night of WATCHING: God was watching over the children of Israel, even as they kept their eyes on the Lord. This New Year, remember that God is watching over us. Let's keep our eyes on God ... because God is about to do a NEW THING (Is. 43)!

Relationships are meant to complement ... they don't complete us. Our sense of completeness comes from God alone. Wholeness begins when we know that no amount of human relationship can ever fulfill us. Only God can!