Harvest Baptist Church | New Hartford, CT

Pastor Caleb continues our journey through the Gospel of John with a message from John 14 titled When You Don’t Know the Way.

As fear grips the disciples and questions swirl, Jesus speaks peace into the room with seven words that still calm hearts today: Let not your heart be troubled. But He doesn’t just soothe their emotions. He gives them Himself. I am the way, the truth, and the life.

This moment isn’t just comforting. It’s clarifying. Jesus is not one of many options. He is the only way to the Father. He is the truth we can build on and the life our souls were made for.

When you feel lost, overwhelmed, or uncertain, John 14 reminds us where to look. Not for a plan. For a Person.

What do you do when evil seems to be winning and God seems silent?

In this message from Psalm 10 verses 1 through 15, we sit with the psalmist in a place we don't always like to admit exists. A place of honest questions, unanswered prayers, and visible injustice. From the opening cry, "Why standest thou afar off, O Lord?" to the painful picture of the wicked preying on the poor, this psalm doesn’t skip the struggle. It names it. It sits in it. And it gives us permission to bring our raw, hurting hearts to the Lord.

We walk through five truths from the passage:

• God invites honest lament

• God sees what they think they’ve gotten away with

• Pride feeds injustice but God resists both

• Trust is hard when you're helpless but that's when God leans in

• Prayer is how we fight when we feel powerless

This message reminds us that real faith doesn’t fake peace. It leans in when God feels far away. And it holds on to what’s true when everything around us says otherwise.

Mother’s Day brings a mix of emotions. For some it’s filled with joy and gratitude. For others it brings grief or complicated memories.

In this message, Pastor Caleb walks through ten biblical ways to honor your mother. Whether she was faithful and loving or someone you’re still learning to forgive, the call to honor remains.

This message is for everyone. Sons, daughters, parents, and anyone seeking to reflect the heart of Christ through obedience, gratitude, forgiveness, and grace.

Honor is not just a holiday gesture. It is a life shaped by the gospel.