Once in a while, Christians will reach a place where they don’t know what else to do. Aries Zulkarnain explores the answer to this difficult position.
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Emerge Conference Day 1: Are You Willing To Be Shamgar?
All it takes to serve God is a willing heart. This is what the Emerge youths learned in the first session of Emerge Conference 2018.
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Maintaining spiritual discipline is a human responsibility that can bring a believer to the place where he encounters divine sovereignty, taught Bobby Chaw last weekend.
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What You Need For A Healthy Relationship With God: Dr AR Bernard
What does God’s love look like? How well do we understand God? What should relationships be built upon if they are to last? Dr AR Bernard explored these issues and more…
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City Harvest Church celebrated Mother’s Day with a moving drama and lessons to learn from a very special Bible mother.
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This Mother’s Day, we pay tribute to the most maligned mothers in society: mothers-in-law.
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City Harvest bids farewell to its beloved Tree of Life—a meeting point and seating structure that has welcomed members for five years.
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Happy 2018! We thought it would be fun to look back on 2017—widely touted as a horrible year by many—and uncover some bright spots of the recently departed year that sets us on the right footing for 2018.
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How do you encourage yourself to let go of bitterness in your life? City News offers some verses that may help.
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Based on the best-selling book of the same title, the film The Case For Christ brings you on Lee Strobel’s journey to finding the truth behind Jesus’ death and resurrection.…
Five years ago, former pastor with City Harvest Church Singapore, Derek Dunn and his wife Susan followed God’s call to start a church in America. On March 26 this year, City Harvest Church in Orange County celebrated its fifth anniversary. City News caught up recently with the lead pastor of CHC’s affiliate church in America.
Though she always wanted to act, God paved the way for Belinda Lee to become an award-winning host. Finally, she got the role that God set aside for her: playing a breast cancer patient in last year’s MediaCorp series BRA. She shares with City News her remarkable experience.