City Harvest Church Weekend Sermons

In this final part of The Path to Perfection: Discovering the True Self, Pastor Kong Hee reminds us that our true identity is found in God alone, and that we were never created to live independently of Him. To experience the fullness of life God intends, we must surrender the false self and embrace our true self in Christ. He concludes the series by sharing four ways we can live out our true self and become more fully the person God created us to be.

In Part 6 of The Path to Perfection, Pastor Kong Hee explores the sixth step in the way of perfection: Spiritual Sustenance—Living by the Spirit. He teaches that spiritual growth is not sustained by human effort alone but through an ongoing relationship with the Holy Spirit. In this sermon, he shares four simple ways to cultivate deeper communion with the Holy Spirit, enabling believers to remain spiritually nourished, strengthened, and healthy in their walk with God.

“When we get to heaven, we’ll know why”—this is something we often say when we cannot make sense of life’s difficulties. While we may not always understand the challenges, we must remember that faithfulness and obedience matter to God.
Faithfulness is seen in the ordinary routines of life and tested in the midst of storms. Psalm 84:6 reminds us that even our pain can one day become a spring that waters others. So do not wait till heaven to decide—choose today to obey God and remain faithful.

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.