When we give our lives to Jesus Christ, God wants to bring about a change from within us. However, we may not always be comfortable with change. Today, what is your life filled with that makes it difficult for you to make room for God?
Sun sheds light on the issues of the heart and how we can declutter to make room for Jesus. When we allow God to work in our lives, His glory will shine through us and touch the world around us.

The Holy Spirit is omnipresent, omnipotent and unrestrained. He is the Breath of Life, or the Pneuma. Without the Holy Spirit, no-one can be born again. In this sermon, Bobby Chaw explains how the Holy Spirit is the Giver and Sustainer of life. When a believer is near death—spiritually and physically—the Holy Spirit is the One who can revive him. Listen to two testimonies of the Holy Spirit: He resurrects the dead, and He is the master evangelist.

Our God is a covenant-keeping God; and He has given us the covenant of answered prayers. There are eight keys to ensuring God’s promise to hear our prayers. The first four keys have been covered: 1. Pray from the heart; 2. Pray according to God’s Word; 3. Pray with faith in the name of Jesus Christ; and 4. Pray boldly, not timidly. 
This is a continuation of the remaining four keys to answered prayers. Find out what it takes for God to hear us as we cry out to Him.

Preaching Psalm 126 verse by verse, Phil Pringle returns to City Harvest Church with a call to be revived in the Lord and to thrive in life. Jesus the Restorer brings back things that have been broken and cast away, and He gives value to them. God restored to Job more than all that he lost; He brought Naomi home and reversed the foolish things her husband did. To be revived, there are actions a believer must take: sow your life knowing that God collects all your tears; speak life into situations, not death. Listen and be encouraged that the best version of you is in Jesus' hands.

God is a covenant-keeping God. Whatever He has promised, He will bring to pass; it is in His nature. Yet, why do some of our prayers go unanswered? The Bible says in James 4:3 that we ask and do not receive because we ask amiss. We need to ask ourselves if what we’re asking for is in the will of God. 1 John 5 says that we can ask God for anything, but it must be according to His will.
Tune in and learn how you can have access to an open heaven and get the prayer answers you desire. Find out what are the keys to empowering your prayers for answers!

In Luke 5, the friends of the paraplegic man broke through the roof to deliver him to Jesus to be healed. Aries Zulkarnain points out that ceilings are meant to be broken: it brings in a new standard, so that Jesus can remain accessible despite the evolving needs of society. However, in meeting society’s needs, we are to be the light of the world, to usher in the presence of God, not to seek cultural approval by compromising. Listen and find out how we can obtain the substance of God in our lives collectively; only then can the church change the world by the conviction of the Truth.

The Kingdom of God is a kingdom of power—having the ability and enablement to lead a victorious Christian life. As believers, if we want to be empowered for victory, we need to take spiritual responsibility to increase the level of power in our lives. How do we experience more of God’s power?
Every power encounter starts with a desperation and a genuine thirst. In this sermon, Pastor Kong Hee shares the key to building faith for a power encounter in Christ: Prayer and Fasting. Discover the roles of prayer and fasting in revivals throughout church history and learn how you can harness these keys to unlock the power of God in your life.  

In Mark 8:22-25, Jesus had just come out of feeding the 5000 to heal a blind man. The first time Jesus touched him, the man could see “men like trees”. The second time, he regained his sight entirely. Pastor Wu Yuzhuang draws two powerful lessons from this story: one, that we should not be content with the first touch from God; we should not think that that is all God has for us, because He can do much more in and through us. Two: we can rest assured that what God started, He will finish. If you are feeling stagnated or stale in your Christian journey, let this message encourage and revive you to pursue the God of the second touch.

As believers, we constantly battle between being full of faith and being overcome by weakness. While we try to put up a brave front, we cannot deny our feelings of failure and helplessness. The truth is, God doesn’t need us to be strong for Him, He wants to be strong for us!
Are you discouraged by your limitations? Are you overwhelmed by fear of what the future holds?
When God becomes our only option, He will fight for us. In this sermon, Sun shares how in our weakness, Jesus will become our strength and our song!

In this sermon, Bobby Chaw draws from Numbers 19:13 where the people of Israel are warned that if they touch death they will be cut off from the tribe unless the water of cleansing is sprinkled on them. Drawing parallels between the book of Numbers and the body of Christ today, Chaw teaches that where there is death (the result of sin), believers have the water of cleansing—the Blood of Jesus. Discover how the Blood has power to bring reconciliation, cleansing and sanctification—when you make the daily decision to exchange your old life for the new one in Christ.