Harvest Bible Chapel Kuala Lumpur

As we conclude The Whole Story, our year-long journey through the Bible, we see how every book, from Genesis to Revelation, reveals Jesus at its heart. Celebrate with us as we marvel at God's plan of redemption and the hope of all things made new in Christ! by Pastor Peter Park

The story of the wise men reminds us that Jesus came for all people, near and far. Though they arrived late, their journey teaches us that God reveals Himself to seekers and invites everyone to worship the true King.

This week, we explore how the book of Revelation calls us to live with spiritual eyes, grounded in Scripture, and captivated by the majesty of Christ. Dive into this symbol-rich, hope-filled message that reminds us: Jesus is coming soon, and His kingdom will reign forever. by Pastor Eric Weiner

In 1 Peter, we are reminded of our identity as “elect exiles,” called to live differently. As God’s chosen people, we are to seek the good of those around us and live out our faith purposefully. by Pastor Eric Weiner

Faith endures through every season. Hebrews 11-12 calls us to follow the example of those who trusted God, running with endurance and fixing our eyes on Jesus. Let’s live a faith that pleases Him. by Pastor Peter Park

Generosity reflects God’s grace. As we give joyfully, we bless others, glorify Him, and grow in faith. This passage reminds us that God provides abundantly so we can share His love with the world. by Pastor Peter Park

Ephesians 1-2 contain some of the most incredible truths for Christians in all the Bible. In Christ, God has adopted us into his family and given us hope for the future. Embracing these truths gives us the power to face anything as we live on mission for Christ’s glory today. by Pastor Eric Weiner

Ever wondered, “What am I here for?” Join us as we explore Romans 15, where Paul finds purpose in God’s mission—and discover how we each have a role in His greater plan for fulfillment and joy. by Pastor Peter Park

In Acts 1-2, the Holy Spirit turns a few disciples into a movement, reaching thousands in one day. This same Spirit empowers us now to spread the gospel. Are we ready to carry this fire? by Pastor Derrick DeLain

The death and resurrection of Jesus changes everything. In Luke 23-24, we look at the road from unbelief to faith through Jesus’s encounters with two criminals on the cross and two disciples on the way to Emmaus. by Pastor Eric Weiner

On the last night with his disciples, Jesus prays this final prayer. He asks that God would be glorified through the Cross, that his disciples would be held by the truth, and that the church would continue to reveal God’s love to the world today. by Pastor Eric Weiner

The Transfiguration is one of the most extraordinary events in the Bible. By revealing His true identity, Jesus’ disciples are forced to reconsider how they will worship for the rest of their lives. It's the same with us today. The Transfiguration gives us at least three things to consider in regards to our worship. It gives us 1) A Worthy Object to Worship, 2) A Future Hope to Look Towards, and f...

The story of the prodigal son teaches us that God will do whatever it takes to save sinners, and if we’ve experienced the grace and love of the Father, so will we. by Pastor Eric Weiner

The Good Samaritan teaches us that loving our neighbor means showing compassion to anyone in need. It’s not about convenience or who they are, but about reflecting God’s love through mercy. Are we living as true neighbors today? Join us to explore this call.

Faith moves us to trust Jesus even when life feels overwhelming. This week, we’ll reflect on what it means to have confidence in His power and compassion, no matter the challenges we face. Join us for a message of hope and renewal!

In this sermon, we explore the Parable of the Sower from Mark 4:1-20. Jesus teaches us about the different kinds of hearts that receive God's Word. Which soil represents your heart? Let this message inspire you to cultivate a heart that bears lasting fruit. by Pastor Peter Park

Explore the story of a paralytic man and his friends whose unshakable faith led to both physical healing and forgiveness of sins. Discover how Jesus meets our deepest needs and challenges us to live with such determined faith. by Pastor Peter Park

Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount doesn’t teach us how to enter God’s kingdom, but rather, gives a picture of what’s being formed in people who have been saved by grace through faith. At the center of the sermon, is a call to a life of praying for God’s Kingdom values. by Pastor Eric Weiner

We all run to drink from different wells as our source of identity and worth. Wells of approval, success, and power. But Jesus teaches through his conversation with a Samaritan woman that only those who drink his living water will never thirst again.

In this message, we’re looking at Matthew 3-4, where Jesus’ identity is questioned even before His ministry begins. We'll revisit His baptism and explore how it leads into His time of testing. Join us as we reflect on the significance of these events for understanding who Jesus is. by Pastor Peter Park

John the Baptist came to get us ready to receive the ministry of Jesus. Jesus came to save sinners, and the way we ready ourselves to receive Jesus’s saving work is by repenting and aligning ourselves with Him through baptism. by Pastor Eric Weiner

The beginning of Matthew’s gospel opens with a genealogy, but it’s much more than a list of names. It’s a family history that tells the story of Jesus, the Promise-Keeper, who came to save sinners. by Pastor Eric Weiner

Malachi closes the Old Testament with a sobering message: God has always loved you, but you have always been unfaithful to Him. But even despite unfaithfulness, God promises that He will come to heal every sin. by Pastor Eric Weiner

In Hosea, God has a message for his people. He wants them to hear that even though they’ve all but left him, he will not walk out on them. He will redeem them through his patient, unfailing love. by Pastor Eric Weiner

Injustice is a reality that affects everyone, from racism and human trafficking to debated issues like climate change. Understanding and addressing these injustices can be complex. Join us as we explore what the Bible says about justice and what it means for us as believers. by Pastor Peter Park