City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

Ezekiel 36:26–27 tells us that God gives us a new heart and puts His Spirit within us, empowering us to follow His ways and obey His commands. In this sermon, Pastor Bobby Chaw references the fifth and sixth commandments, highlighting two areas in which the Holy Spirit is drawing our hearts towards God—and how we should respond: honouring others above ourselves and being patient with others.

Ezekiel 36:26–27 says that God gives us a new heart and puts His Spirit within us to move us to follow and obey Him. In this sermon, Pastor Bobby Chaw references the first four of the Ten Commandments and shares four areas in which the Holy Spirit is moving our hearts towards God—and how we must respond.

Why do people walk away from where God has placed them? Drawing from Luke 15 and the story of the prodigal son, this message explores the dangers of leaving the spiritual family God has given us. Disconnection begins gradually through deception, pride, ungratefulness, selfishness, greed, or offence. When we fail to value where we belong, we may eventually find ourselves spiritually empty and broken. Uncover the spirits and attitudes behind why people leave and learn how to remain planted, faithful, and fruitful in where God has placed you.

Why is loyalty so important in the Kingdom of God? Drawing from 1 Corinthians 4:2, this message explores how faithfulness is required of every steward of God. Loyalty protects the unity, peace, and strength of the church, while disloyalty from within can slowly weaken it. Let us be aware of the subtle attitudes that may lead a person down the path of Judas—offence, passivity, criticism, rebellion; and may we cultivate a faithful heart that strengthens God’s house and advances His mission.

In Part 5 of The Path to Perfection, Pastor Kong Hee shares on the fifth step in the way of perfection: forgiveness—the healing of the heart. He explains what forgiveness is and is not, and, drawing from Timothy Keller, highlights three dimensions of forgiveness, showing how growth in one dimension inevitably affects the others. Forgiveness draws us into deeper union with God.