City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

A Christian’s life is not free from trouble. We will face the storms of life. Aries Zulkarnain taught a valuable lesson of how our faith for deliverance must be balanced by our faith for perseverance. Since God puts no limits on our faith, how far can we go? How big can we dream? As long as we keep our eyes on JESUS, we like Peter, can walk on water and experience the miracles of life! This is the...

The “Parable of the Prodigal Son" should really have been the “Parable of Two Lost Sons”—because the older brother in that parable was just as lost as his younger brother. Do you feel like the younger son, wanting to run as far away as you can from your Father? Or are you like the older brother; nothing you ever do seems to be enough? Know this, that Jesus, our true “Elder Brother” has come t...

No matter how far you have wandered away from God, He still has a great future and a hope for you. In this sermon, Bobby Chaw picks up his Numbers series at chapter 15, which talks about sacrifices and offerings. The way to get back to God, to stop backsliding and rebelling, is to offer Him “a sweet smelling aroma”. There is nothing more fragrant to God than the believer’s genuine desire for His p...

In our daily pursuits, we often feel that life can be mundane and meaningless. But the truth is, God has so much in store for us. While God calls us to Him, we have a part to play. He does the calling, but how do we do the “coming”? In CHC’s 28th Anniversary, Pastor Sun shares from the Song of Songs about how we can “come away”—to a deeper hunger, to a higher call, and into all of Jesus!

In this age of technology, there is a rising trend of Christians “attending” church online. With the launch of The CHC App, it is now easier than ever for City Harvest members to tune in to the live webcast of the weekend services—but can that replace actually being in church? Aries Zulkarnain explains how the church is a timeless truth, even in the digital age, because Christians are called to co...

While we are waiting for God to move, God is waiting for us to believe. In the midst of a seemingly impossible situation, how should we believe in God’s promises? Pastor Kong shares the keys to remaining steadfast in prayer and focused on God’s unwavering Word—as you see yourself yourself living out God’s promise over your life!

In this first message of three that mark City Harvest Church’s 29th anniversary, Bobby Chaw recounts CHC’s Kingdom purpose, which is missions. Missions, as defined by CHC’s founder Kong Hee, is God sending the whole church with the whole gospel to the whole world to meet the spiritual and social needs of humanity. How has CHC lived up to its Kingdom purpose? Discover the ways in which God has used...

In this second of three messages that mark City Harvest Church’s 29th anniversary, Aries Zulkarnain addresses Kingdom engagement. What does it really mean to be part of a church in today’s world? In the midst of major cultural and technological shifts, the concept of going to church embraces online attendance along with physical presence. Embrace the experience of doing church online via The CHC A...

In the final of three messages that mark City Harvest Church’s 29th anniversary, Sun Ho drives home the message of what Jesus wants us to do: to follow Him. Through the difficult recent years, CHC has become more vulnerable as a people, releasing our control to God and experiencing His freedom in return. Sun illustrates this precious and powerful relationship between God and believer that show tha...

Over the years, God has given City Harvest Church a set of paradigms that has become the distinct way in which CHC thinks and operates. In Part 2 of this sermon, Pastor Kong shares how we can grow in spiritual maturity through discipleship and how to unlock revival and miracles in the Church through prayer. Believing that the primary purpose of Christ is soul-winning, let the Church arise to becom...

As we draw near to our 29th anniversary, Aries Zulkarnain pays tribute to the church’s members in this sermon. Just as a nation is only as strong as its people, a church is only as strong as its members. CHC has remained resilient through many difficult years because of God and His people. Learn how God honors the heroes of faith, both seen and unseen, as they trust that He has a great future for...

As believers, we need the Holy Spirit in all His fullness, without measure. We relate to God as our Father, and Jesus as our Lord and Savior. How do we relate to the Holy Spirit? Discover symbols/emblems throughout the Bible that reveal the person of the Holy Spirit—who He is and what He is like—and encounter the Holy Spirit in your life today!

No matter how many years someone has been a Christian, one question resurfaces time and again, through good and bad times: Where can we find Jesus? In this encouraging message for the graduating 2018 cohort of School of Theology students, Bobby Chaw teaches four important elements to contend for God's presence. Discover how you can persist in seeking the parousia (the mysterious presence of G...

Do you feel the walls caving in on you? Are you hard pressed on all sides? In this sermon, Kong Hee unfolds the wonderful assurance of God found in Psalm 46 and shows us how the Lord becomes our Defender in the midst of fiery trials.

What is the DNA of CHC? What culture do we want to build in CHC? As co-founder of the church, Sun Ho distills CHC's mission statement into 4 core values: Encounter God; Cultivate Purpose; Experience Family; Make A Difference (E.C.E.M.). In this sermon, Sun focuses on how to "Encounter God" and how to embrace heaven's culture of seeing God's face. As you contend for your fa...

The kingdom of God has an exceedingly great power and an atmosphere of the supernatural; and as Christians, we are to discover and embrace the supernatural power and all the manifestations that come with it. Discover what it takes to be sons and daughters of God who are led by His Spirit.

When God gives us a dream, we like to think He will clear the way for us to achieve it without any obstructions. But more often than not, the road is paved with many "pit stops"—what we view as inconvenient God views as necessary. In this sermon, Aries Zulkarnain takes a new look at Joseph, who went from being a dreamer to a redeemer of nations, from the pit to the right hand of the Phar...

For believers to live a purposeful life, we need to engage the Holy Spirit, who is the source of our existence. God wants us to move in the supernatural and step boldly into the fourth dimension of the Holy Spirit. How do we give the Holy Spirit room to work in our lives? Find out how you can make room for the Holy Spirit and create an environment for Him to move in tremendous power!

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 S...

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.