Harvest Bible Chapel Kuala Lumpur

Genesis 3 teaches us what went so wrong with God’s good creation. Instead of partnering with God, people choose to rebel against him. Instead of trusting God, people choose to replace him. We are forced out of the Garden, but not without God’s promise of a Child who will crush the serpent’s head. by Pastor Eric Weiner

Genesis 1-2 tells the story of how in the beginning, God created all things, including man in his image. And it was all very good. Though we would walk away from God, Jesus would come into our darkness to restore us back to himself, to make us a new creation, and restore what was lost in the garden. by Pastor Peter Park

We end 2023 at the beginning as we embark on a new journey through the Bible in 2024. At Harvest, we believe the Bible is a unified story that points to the person and work of Jesus. All of us are meant to come under the authority of God’s Word and to walk with Christ as he leads us along the way. by Pastor Eric Weiner

This passage captures the birth of Jesus Christ and the profound significance it holds for everyone. We'll explore how this event isn't just a historical moment but a beacon of hope, joy, and salvation for each one of us. by Pastor Peter Park

Isaiah 66 is the final chapter of the book of Isaiah. Isaiah concludes much in the same way he started in chapter 1 emphasizing the problem with false worship and people trusting their own ways. Isaiah encourages the faithful to trust in God’s ways and tell the nations of God’s glory. Isaiah offers a stern warning to those who have chosen their own way instead of God’s way. by Pastor Michael Crane

In Isaiah 65, God responds to our cries for mercy. He tells us he doesn’t want our empty religion. But for those who love him and delight in his works, he will make a new creation in Christ Jesus. by Pastor Eric Weiner

In Isaiah 64, Isaiah longs for the presence of the Lord because he knows that only God saves sinners. And God will not hide his face forever. He will not restrain his love from those who repent and turn to him for mercy. by Pastor Eric Weiner

How much different would life be if you knew that everything was going to work out for the best? Join us as we study Isaiah 63 and see how the Christian life guarantees a victorious ending. by Lee Brock

In Isaiah 62 God gives us a vision for our future with him. Jesus will take up the call to bring salvation. He will present the church in his righteousness. And he calls his church to pray without ceasing until our redemption is complete in Christ. by Pastor Eric Weiner

In this week’s sermon, from Isaiah 61, God is reminding His people to rejoice in His plan of radical restoration and we are reminded of the ultimate cost of this redemption plan. by Miles Macleod

In Isaiah 60, the prophet envisions a day when the whole earth will be filled with the glory of God. As the church, we want to commit ourselves to this future promised in Christ by making disciples of all nations, teaching them to walk in the light as he is in the light. by Pastor Eric Weiner

Isaiah 59 shows us how sin can affect our prayers and God’s work in our lives. And how God answers our prayers through Jesus. by Pastor Peter Park

It can be easy to just go through the motions of being a Christian, but God calls us to so much more. Join us as we learn from Isaiah 58 what God really expects from our lives and our actions. by Lee Brock

Isaiah 57 shows us the world is broken because of our idolatry. But God, who is high and holy, pursued us in his son, Jesus, who was crushed and made lowly for us so that he could dwell with us. by Pastor Peter Park

In Isaiah, God declares the reign of his King through the finished work of his Suffering Servant. Now, Isaiah turns our attention to the marks of a community established under Christ’s rule. Anyone who joyfully surrenders to the reign of Christ is welcomed into his kingdom. by Pastor Eric Weiner

Isaiah 55 is God’s invitation for all people to forsake their ways and enter into life with him. He calls the thirsty and needy and the morally bankrupt to draw near to him and to feast on his gospel. We receive the blessings of forgiveness and salvation through repentance and faith. by Pastor Eric Weiner

Isaiah 54 challenges readers to move from despair to an expectation of God at work. As God’s people we sing for joy because of God’s work as well as respond in faith. William Carey, a pioneer in missions, called Christians to action from this passage with the phrase: “expect great things from God, attempt great things for God.” How can we respond to God’s great work? by Pastor Michael Crane

The fourth Servant Song recorded in Isaiah 52:13-53:12 is the great reveal of God’s redemption plan. And God’s plan is unlike anything we would have expected. Instead of conquering, the Servant will be crushed; he will be pierced for our transgressions. However, the great surprise of the Cross of Christ is that his death doesn’t mean our defeat, but will actually lead to salvation for the many. In...

In Isaiah 52, God calls his people out of Babylonian captivity and to look ahead to God’s redemption and salvation. A messenger is sent to deliver the good news of freedom. Those overcome by sin will be perfected in Christ as they are brought into the joy of the Lord’s victory. by Pastor Eric Weiner

Isaiah 51 offers comfort to the remnant (those who have continued to seek God in the midst of difficulties). Although there will be difficulties along the way, Isaiah encourages the faithful that they are going to place of joy and gladness. This is made possible because Jesus took the cup of wrath was meant for God's people. by Pastor Michael Crane

The Servant Songs in Isaiah foretell important truths about the person and mission of the Lord’s Servant. Isaiah 50 contains the third of four such Songs in which we discover that this Servant will suffer, not for disobedience, but for doing the will of the one who sent him. So we invite you to come draw near to this Servant, Jesus, and learn the way of obedience. by Pr. Eric Weiner

In this sermon, we will explore God‘s response to his people being in darkness, God’s rescue plan for his people, and what our response should be to being rescued. by Miles Macleod

The Lord’s refinement is never easy as the process inevitably confronts us with the reality of sin in our lives. But God’s response is better than we’d expect. Join us as we read through Isaiah 48 and discover how laying aside our sin actually calls us to deepening faith. by Pr. Eric Weiner

Sin and punishment are inseparable in a world ruled by a righteous God. Join us as we read through Isaiah 47 and see how ancient Babylon faced this reality, and what it means for the future of our world. by Lee Brock

In this sermon we are comforted by the fact that God is our Shepherd and challenged to invite Him to carry us through the difficulties we face. by Troy Stringfield