City Harvest Sermons

This sermon segment discusses Jesus's final hours before the Passover, emphasizing his enduring love for his disciples and the betrayal by Judas under the devil's influence.

This segment discusses the biblical metaphor from John 15, where God is the gardener and believers are branches expected to bear fruit by remaining connected to Jesus as the vine.

This sermon segment focuses on reading and reflecting on Psalm 119, emphasizing blessings for those who follow God's law and seek understanding through scripture.

Pastor Jacob Cherian introduces and reads the biblical parable of the rich man and Lazarus from Luke 16:19-31, discussing themes of wealth, poverty, and the afterlife.

This sermon segment introduces a message titled 'Choices' based on Psalm 1, discussing the contrast between righteous and wicked paths and their different outcomes.

This sermon segment introduces Psalm 11, focusing on maintaining quiet confidence in God during times of pressure and panic when life's foundations are shaken.

This sermon segment discusses the story from John 12:1-10 where Mary anoints Jesus with expensive perfume, highlighting themes of extravagant love and Judas's objection.

This segment discusses biblical teachings from Ephesians on marital submission, love, and parental guidance, relating them to Father's Day.

Pastor Shane Thomas introduces a sermon on Colossians 2:20-3:4, using a personal football analogy to explain Christian living.

This sermon segment discusses Paul's prayer in Colossians 1:9-14 for believers to be filled with the knowledge of God's will through wisdom.

This sermon segment introduces a discussion on the essential qualities of a vibrant church or believer based on Paul's letter to the Colossians, highlighting its themes of Christ's supremacy and Paul's imprisonment.

This segment discusses the challenge of maintaining a Christian walk with Jesus, using the analogy of morning exercise to emphasize the importance of continuous spiritual growth through studying Ephesians.

This sermon segment introduces Ephesians chapter 3 by reviewing chapters 1 and 2, focusing on Jesus's supremacy and the privileged status of believers as chosen, redeemed, and sealed by God.

This sermon segment discusses the concept of renewal in Christianity, using the analogy of molting in animals and insects to illustrate how believers undergo ongoing spiritual renewal through Jesus Christ.

This sermon segment discusses the metaphor of God as a potter shaping Israel like clay, based on Jeremiah 18:1-6, emphasizing God's control and purpose in people's lives.

This sermon segment introduces a study on John 13-14, focusing on Jesus's final speech before his crucifixion and the theme of unshakable peace.

This sermon explores how to be a godly influence by examining the contrasting leadership of Eli and Samuel in 1 Samuel 4-7, focusing on two battles against the Philistines and the story of the Ark of the Covenant.

This sermon segment introduces Luke chapter 15, focusing on Jesus's three parables and his determined journey from Galilee to Jerusalem for the Passover, crucifixion, and resurrection as portrayed in Luke's gospel.

This sermon segment discusses how Psalm 4 provides guidance and hope for facing crises in life through biblical teachings and prayer.

Pastor Shine Thomas delivers a sermon exploring Psalm 91, focusing on the concept of finding a 'secret place' of shelter and protection in God.

This sermon segment introduces John 16:1-15, focusing on Jesus' farewell discourse to his disciples before his crucifixion, emphasizing his reassurance and the coming of the Holy Spirit.

This sermon segment introduces the parable of the Good Samaritan from Luke 10:25-37, focusing on questions about inheriting eternal life and defining who our neighbor is.

This sermon segment uses a personal story about GPS navigation to illustrate how people often feel lost in life, connecting it to biblical stories of following God's promises.

This sermon segment discusses Israel's struggle with faith, emphasizing the importance of trusting God's timing over relying on human solutions in life's challenges.

This episode segment explains Apostle Paul's guidance from Colossians 4:2-6 on living wisely by maximizing prayer, time, and relationships while minimizing speech to be gracious, serving as a witness to others.

This sermon segment introduces a discussion on prayer from Colossians 4:2-4, focusing on Paul's defense of Christ's sufficiency against false teachings in the Colossian church.

This sermon segment focuses on how Christians can be effective witnesses of the Gospel, based on Colossians 4:5-6, emphasizing the supremacy of Jesus Christ as foundational to faith.

This sermon segment introduces John chapter 10, where Jesus describes himself as the good shepherd who lays down his life for his people, contrasting with thieves, robbers, and false shepherds who seek to destroy the sheep.

This sermon segment discusses how the Bible, particularly Colossians 3:18-4:1, teaches that Christian homes can be joyful and peaceful through harmonious relationships based on Christ's supremacy.

This sermon segment focuses on Psalm 90, exploring themes of God's eternal nature, human frailty, and the need for wisdom in light of mortality and divine wrath.

This segment discusses Paul's teachings in Colossians 1:24-29, focusing on his suffering for the church, the revelation of Christ as the mystery, and his goal to encourage and unite believers in love.

This sermon segment introduces John chapter 6, focusing on Jesus performing miracles like multiplying bread and calming storms, with a crowd following him due to his signs.

This sermon segment explores how God uses people and divine guidance in the Christian journey, focusing on Colossians 2:1-7 to emphasize growth and maturity in faith.

This sermon introduces a study on Colossians 1:24-29, focusing on Apostle Paul's letter to the struggling church in Colossae to encourage them and correct false teachings.

This sermon segment explores Colossians 1:15-20, focusing on Jesus Christ as the image of God, the wisdom of God, and the fullness of God through Paul's Christological hymn.

This sermon segment emphasizes the importance of unity in the church, using the example of Argentina's World Cup victory to illustrate how unity can lead to success, based on Ephesians 4:1-16.

This sermon segment discusses Hebrews 11:24-28, focusing on Moses' faith-driven choices to reject Egyptian pleasures and endure mistreatment for God's people, illustrating how ordinary individuals can achieve great things through trust in God.

This sermon segment introduces a message on living wisely according to Ephesians 5:15-21, discussing believers' new identity in Christ and the transition from sin to grace.

Pastor Shane Thomas introduces a sermon titled 'Barren No More' based on 1 Samuel 1:1-2:2, using a personal experience in the Thar Desert to illustrate themes of barrenness and spiritual journey.

This sermon segment explores Jesus' conversation with a Samaritan woman, where he offers living water and reveals himself as the Messiah, leading to her growing faith and understanding.

This sermon segment explores Jesus Christ's transformative power through miracles in John 4:46-5:47, focusing on his authority over sickness, sin, and death to bring life to believers.

This introduction to Ephesians explains how Paul's letter addresses universal Christian themes of redemption from sin through Jesus and practical living in God's family, applicable to all churches then and now.

This sermon segment explores biblical perspectives on marriage and family, drawing from the household codes of the Greco-Roman world as reinterpreted by Paul to offer guidance for singles, married couples, and those facing marital challenges.

This sermon segment introduces a reading from Luke 16:1-15, where Jesus tells a parable about a rich man's manager accused of wasting possessions, setting up a lesson on stewardship and wisdom.

Pastor Shine Thomas delivers a sermon on Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem from Luke 19:28-40, exploring the theological significance of Jesus' kingship, the response of his followers, and the cleansing of the temple.

Pastor Shine Thomas preaches a sermon on Acts 12, exploring the story of Peter's imprisonment and miraculous deliverance.

Pastor Shane Thomas delivers a sermon examining Jesus' final hours, trial, and crucifixion from Luke 22-23, then explores the theological significance of the cross through New Testament epistles.

The sermon uses a personal story of driving through fog to illustrate how life's unexpected challenges can obscure direction and slow progress, drawing a parallel to spiritual struggles.

Pastor Shine Thomas examines 1 Samuel 13, where King Saul's impatience and disobedience in offering sacrifices before Samuel arrived cost him his dynasty.