City Harvest Sermons

In this episode, we explore Jesus’ teaching about living in the “in-between time”—the period between His ascension and His return—drawing from passages like Matthew 24–25. Jesus reminds us that His coming will be sudden and unexpected, calling believers to live lives that are watchful, ready, faithful, and holy. Through powerful parables such as the faithful servant and the ten virgins, we are cha...

What does it truly mean to live a victorious Christian life? Many assume it means a trouble-free life, but Psalm 91 shows that God’s promise is not the absence of suffering but His presence in the midst of it. In this episode, we explore what it means to dwell in the shelter of the Most High—loving God, knowing His name, and calling on Him in every circumstance. Looking ultimately to Jesus Christ,...

n this episode, we explore the powerful story of Jesus Christ entering Jerusalem as recorded in Gospel of Luke 19:28–40, a moment celebrated as Palm Sunday. This triumphal entry reveals Jesus as the promised Messiah and prepares the way for the events of His crucifixion and resurrection, inviting believers to reflect on His kingship and mission.

In this episode, we explore what it means to live a Cross-Shaped Life through the events of Luke 22–23, reflecting on Jesus’ sacrifice, obedience, and love revealed in His crucifixion. The message of the cross shows God’s power to redeem, free us from sin, and call believers into a life of humility, service, and faithful witness. Through Christ’s death and resurrection, we are invited to die to th...

In this episode, Shine P. Thomas reflects on Acts 12, showing how the early church responded to persecution with persistent prayer while trusting God’s sovereignty. Despite opposition and imprisonment, God powerfully advanced His Word, delivered His servants, and humbled the proud.

John 13-17 is called the upper room discourse. This covers one night of Jesus’ discourse. Jesus has these final words to give to his close followers. This is the night before his arrest, crucifixion and trial. Jesus is telling them that he is leaving. He is going away from them. After his ascension, the way that Jesus is going to be with his disciples is going to change. Jesus is going to be with...

In John 13-17, John records for us the final words of Jesus before his arrest and crucifixion. Jesus spoke to them that they will receive the Holy Spirit in John 14. The Spirit will be their teacher and will maintain His presence with them. But they have a job to do as well. Their job is to remain or abide in him.

Are you troubled by the chaos and uncertainties of life? Do you find yourself searching for a peace that remains unshaken amidst life’s storms? In a world where peace often seems elusive, Jesus offers us an unshakable peace that transcends all circumstances. This peace is deeply rooted in His promises and abiding presence, providing a steady anchor for our souls.

In today's sermon, titled "In the Hands of the Master Potter," we delve into the powerful imagery presented in Jeremiah 18:1-6 (NIV). This passage provides a profound metaphor of God as the potter and His people as the clay, illustrating His sovereign control and loving guidance in shaping our lives. Key Points Covered: The Master Potter's Vision: God has a purpose for each of us, just as a potter...

Dive deep into John 13 and uncover the profound lessons Jesus taught through the act of washing His disciples' feet. This video explores the significance of this humble act, revealing three key symbolisms: Christ’s Mission, Ministry, and Mandate. We delve into how this visual aid reflects Jesus' incarnation, crucifixion, and resurrection, and how it sets a powerful example for us to love and serve...

In our daily lives, we always encounter challenges that prompt us to find solutions. Man wanted to move and he invented the wheel. Today, we are living in the age of AI, Google, ChatGPT, software etc; all these are invented to solve man’s problem. These are all good and we use it when we need it. Do you know that there are other problems in human life for which you need God to solve it? The mistak...

Shepherd is one of the figures of speech mentioned in the Bible to describe God. Both in the OT and the NT, God is the good shepherd. Jesus in his public ministry stated many times, “I am the good shepherd.” Jesus talks about his shepherding heart also talks about the thief or a robber, in other words, they are the wicked shepherds. Through this message, we are going to discern by God’s grace as t...

In a world dominated by social media, YouTube stars, and Instagram influencers, the quest for influence has reached unprecedented heights. Many vie for attention, seeking to shape opinions and lifestyles through their social media presence. Yet amidst this digital revolution of influencers, we, God’s children are called to be godly influencers. Drawing inspiration from the biblical narrative of 1...

Jesus performed the miracle of feeding the 5,000 people, which revealed his compassion for human needs, his omnipotent power to address any need, and his true identity as the Messiah and "bread of life." The crowds recognized Jesus as the promised prophet like Moses, who would deliver them, but they misunderstood his mission to free them from spiritual bondage to sin, not just political oppression...

In Psalm 90, attributed to Moses, the themes of God’s eternal nature and human frailty are poignantly explored. The Psalm opens by declaring God as a refuge for His people throughout generations, emphasizing His unchanging and everlasting essence as the Creator. It reflects on the brevity of human life, likening it to grass that flourishes briefly before withering, underscoring the impact of sin o...

In this powerful sermon titled "The Ripple Effect: The Cost of Disobedience", Pastor Shine Thomas takes us through 1 Samuel 13:1-15 to explore the devastating consequences of King Saul's disobedience to God's command. Just like a pebble dropped into water causes ripples that spread far beyond the initial impact, one act of disobedience can lead to far-reaching effects. Saul's failure to wait for S...

In this compelling sermon based on Luke 16:19-31, we dive deep into the intriguing narrative of the Rich Man and Lazarus. Is it a parable or a true story? Why is one character named while the other remains anonymous? Join us as we unravel the layers of this unique story and discover its profound lessons. Contrary to common misconceptions, this story is not a mere commentary on the reversal of fort...

In this compelling sermon based on Luke 16:19-31, we dive deep into the intriguing narrative of the Rich Man and Lazarus. Is it a parable or a true story? Why is one character named while the other remains anonymous? Join us as we unravel the layers of this unique story and discover its profound lessons. Contrary to common misconceptions, this story is not a mere commentary on the reversal of fort...

One winter day when I saw outside our house, there was thick morning fog and visibility was clouded, obscuring the world around me. Yet, as the sun rose, its light pierced through the mist, which brought clarity to our surroundings. In life’s chaos, troubles often shroud our sight, making it hard to see God’s hand at work. But just as the sun dispels the fog, God’s presence cuts through our challe...

What do you do when you’re in a situation where your foundations are shaken? Do you fret, do you freeze, do you flee? Or do you have trust with a quiet confidence in the Lord? What guidance does the Word of God offer for such circumstances? This psalm talks about a situation that every one of us goes through in life. It is that time in life when pressure mounts, life is not going well at all, the...

Have you watched a parade where soldiers march to a particular drum beat? The drum beat sets the pace and pattern of the marching. The world around us teaches us to live for the present - for the ‘here and now.’ From a short-term perspective the ‘here and now’ is far more important than eternity and what it can offer. However, when we catch a glimpse of God, we chose to march to a different drum b...

In 1 Samuel 1:1-2:2, we learn about the story of Hannah, a woman who faced the barrenness of not being able to have children. She was married to Elkanah, who also had another wife, Peninnah, who had children while Hannah did not. This situation led to conflict and pain for Hannah, as she felt the pressure and shame of not being able to bear children. Each year, Elkanah took his family to worship a...

In John 4:3-42, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at a well and offers her living water. Despite initial misunderstandings, she realizes he is the savior of the world. This encounter parallels Jesus' ministry to Nicodemus in Chapter 3, showing that both a respected Pharisee and a marginalized woman need Jesus as the Savior for eternal life. The woman's past and societal status do not hinder Jesus' off...

The passage describes two miraculous healings performed by Jesus that symbolize his power over physical and spiritual ailments. In John 4:46-54, a royal official begs Jesus to come and heal his dying son. Jesus tells him "Your son will live", and the official takes Jesus at his word. The son is miraculously healed at that very hour, leading the official and his whole household to believe in Jesus....

Welcome to our sermon titled "Steering Ahead: Straying from God and the Need for Restoration." Join us as we delve into Psalm 119, exploring the themes of spiritual wandering and the longing for restoration. This message emphasizes the importance of recognizing when we have strayed from our faith and seeking God's guidance to return to the right path. In this sermon, we reflect on the journey of a...