Harvest Bible Chapel Kuala Lumpur

In this sermon we encounter an unlikely servant of God that challenges our understanding of God’s redemptive mission. by Troy Stringfield

In this sermon we are reminded that all people were made to worship, but we don’t always worship the one true God. Isaiah reminds us that though our false worship leaves us dead in sin, the Lord raises us to new life as he calls us back to worship Him. by Pastor Eric Weiner

The Gospel of Christ is visible throughout the Old Testament. In this context, we explore how the Gospel is explained in Isaiah 43, and examine how it can help us move on from the past and into a glorious future in Christ Jesus. by Lee Brock

In this sermon Isaiah reveals the Ideal Servant Jesus as the unfailing solution to God’s redemptive mission to all nations on earth. by Troy Stringfield

In this sermon, we learn more about the nature of God as the King of History, who controls the affairs of humanity from beginning to end. In a world filled with fear, we find out why God’s people can fear not. He calls us to remember who He is and who we are - his servants, his chosen ones, his friends. So we should stop trusting in idols and turn to Him for help. by Pastor Eric Weiner

In this sermon, we embark on an exploration of the greatness and goodness of God through three key titles: "God is Great," "God is Good," and "What does this view of God have to do with us?" Discover His awe-inspiring attributes and experience His boundless love and provision. As we connect these profound truths to our daily lives, find comfort, hope, and strength. by...

In today's sermon, we explore a powerful passage from Matthew 7:12-29. Within these verses, Jesus presents us with vivid imagery that invites us to reflect on the choices we make in our lives. This sermon is divided into four parts, each revealing profound truths: Two Paths, Two Trees, Two Calls, and Two Foundations. by Jared Flynn

In these verses, Jesus reminds us of the immense significance of prayer. As we delve into the depths of our faith, we discover that prayer is more than mere words; it is a direct connection with our heavenly Father. When we ask, seek, and knock, we open doors to divine guidance, solace, and blessings beyond measure. by Michael Crane

In these verses, Jesus extends His teachings beyond our personal lives, revealing the vital importance of how we judge and interact with others. by Pastor Michael Crane

There are many things in life that can cause us to worry and be anxious, but God promises to be with us always. Join us in Matthew 6:25-34 as we discuss how Christians can trust God in difficult circumstances. by Lee Broke

The world tries to sell us lots of things with promises of happiness, but Jesus teaches us that true happiness comes from relationship with Him. Join us in Matthew 6:19-24 as we examine Jesus’ teaching on storing up treasures in heaven. by Lee Broke

Fasting and other spiritual disciplines are intended to intensify our expression of need for God and our experience of Him in our lives. In this sermon, we explore why we fast, what hypocrisy can look like, why we struggle with hypocrisy and how Christ is the only sustainable solution for our perpetual shortcomings. by Gurpreet Singh

In today's message, we look at another aspect of public worship which is prayer. The sermon is divided into four parts: 1. Praying Privately 2. Praying Pridefully 3. Praying Purposefully 4. The Preciousness of Prayer. by Pastor Michael Crane

In this message Pastor Michael Crane highlighted the importance of understanding the true motivation behind our good deeds. The sermon delved deep into the nuances of doing good - what constitutes as "good", how it can be misinterpreted, and ultimately, how it should be done for the glory of God.

In today’s message we examine Matthew 5:43-48 and discover how Jesus calls us to uncommon love; loving and praying for our enemies. by Lee Brock

In this message we will explore what it means to live a "Resurrection Life." We will look at how the resurrection transforms our lives, giving us a new identity and a new purpose. We will see how it empowers us to live lives of love, joy, and peace, even in the midst of suffering and adversity. by Pastor Michael Crane

In this week’s message we are challenged to live a life of humility whether from a position of power or subordination…just as Jesus lived and taught. by Troy Stringfield

In this message Mr. Troy Stringfield teaches us from Matthew 5:33-37 in three themes: 1. Form and Essence 2. Spiritual Maturity 3. Godly Living (practical application).

In today's sermon, Pastor Luke Shori from Cornerstone Baptist Church teaches us how Jesus Christ provides absolute clarity and application to the old testament laws in today's context.

In this week’s message, titled “Getting to the Heart of Anger,” we explore three ideas from Matthew 5:21-26: 1. The nature of our sin, 2. The correct response to our sin, and 3. Reflecting God’s glory through our response. by Miles Macleod

In today's message, Pastor Michael Crane teaches from Matthew 5:13-20 about our life in God’s Kingdom with four examples: - You are the salt of the earth - You are the light of the world - He is the fulfillment of the law - We are a people who enjoy righteousness.

In this message, we look at some verses of Mark chapters 2 and 3, and we learn more about the identity of Jesus by reading two stories about sabbath. by Dr. Justin Nalls

In today's message, Andy Dawson from Gospel City Church KL teaches us from the Sermon of the Mount. We explore three essential questions: Who is the audience of the beatitude? What does it mean to be blessed? What is the nature of the beatitude?

In today’s message we looked at the character of Hezekiah as man of God, a man for himself, and a man in need of God. By Pastor Michael Crane

In today’s message we see the power of prayer, and are encouraged by knowing that God is willing and able to help us through our struggles in this life. Walk with us through Isaiah 36 and 37 to see how God responds to the prayers of His people. By Lee Brock