City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

In Mark 10:46–50, the story of the blind beggar reflects our own helplessness and need for God's grace and mercy. Though he was hindered and opposed by those around him, he chose to seek the Giver, and not simply what Jesus could offer him. He knew that Jesus was the Son of God because someone told him. Like so, we are called to share the truth of the gospel to the lost, and care enough to bring them to Christ. Ultimately, the beggar cast off his old life to follow Christ, showing that true encounter leads to transformed lives.

Life is a journey with eternal consequences—hell is real, and salvation is God’s gift through Christ. The question is not only where we are going, but who we are bringing with us. Every talent is God-given and must be stewarded well. Drawing from David’s counsel to Solomon in 1 Kings 2, we are called to be thankful, faithful, and careful—guarding our gratitude, protecting our testimony and family, and living with wisdom in character and choices.

In Part 3 of The Path to Perfection, Pastor Kong Hee introduces the third step in the way of perfection—detachment, the true freedom of the heart—and shows how it can be practised. Spiritual perfection is impossible without this interior freedom.

In Part 2 of The Path to Perfection, Pastor Kong Hee introduces the second step in the way of perfection: humility—the surrender of the ego. He shares four practical ways we can practise humility, reminding us that without humility there can be no real spiritual growth.

In Part 1 of this new series, The Path to Perfection, Pastor Kong Hee reminds us that spiritual maturity doesn’t happen by accident—it is a path, a process, a journey with God. John Wesley, founder of the Methodist movement, taught that the path to spiritual perfection is ultimately the path of love. The goal of the Christian life is not performance, but growing ever deeper in God’s love.