From the Pastor's Desk

Holy Week Services
April 16th, 2025
Don’t forget—our 3-day journey through Holy Week begins tomorrow! You can participate either online or by using the Home Guide.If you didn’t receive a printed copy of the Home Guide, no worries—you can download it using the link below.Each service will stream at 7:00 AM on our website, church app, YouTube channel, and Facebook page. The services are short and meaningful, lasting about 15–20 minute...
Doubting God Preview
April 10th, 2025
We don’t often talk about doubt in church. In fact, it’s sometimes treated like a spiritual taboo—a red flag that your faith is unraveling. But what if doubt isn’t a sign of spiritual failure? What if it’s actually a doorway to deeper faith?That’s the heart behind the Doubting God series. Over seven powerful weeks, this series invites us into honest conversations about faith, uncertainty, and the ...
Spring Cleaning and Upcoming Opportunities to Serve
April 3rd, 2025
This past Saturday was absolutely beautiful—sunshine, clear skies, and the perfect day for some good old-fashioned Spring Cleaning We’re so thankful for the 22 amazing church members who came out to help care for our church home, both inside and out. Teams pulled weeds, planted fresh greenery, repaired parts of the sprinkler system, cleaned windows (inside and out), and wiped down walls throughout...
The Ripple Effect of Love
March 26th, 2025
As we reflect on 2024, it’s impossible to fully count the number of lives impacted through our church’s mission and ministry. But what we can do is tell the story of 64 people—just 64—who showed up with open hands, open hearts, and a fierce determination to love their neighbors.Each act of service this year wasn’t just an event. It was a moment of transformation—a person or family whose life was t...
Holy Week Services
March 19th, 2025
Holy Week kicks off with Palm Sunday, so here’s what you need to know: We’ll have two services at 9:30 AM and 11:00 AM. The worship services will be identical. All children are invited to open the services by waving palms. To participate, they need to be in the kids’ area 15 minutes before the service begins so Mrs. Katie can get everyone lined up and ready. If your child normally goes to the nurs...
A Sweet Success
March 13th, 2025
Thank You for Your Generosity. A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to the “Create Your Own Trail Mix” Bar at Bannerman Learning Center. Your donations of dried fruits, nuts, chocolates, and crunchy snacks turned this initiative into a major hit. From pistachios to peanut butter chips, every ingredient came together to create a fun and delicious experience for teachers and staff alike. Th...
The Journey to Easter
February 27th, 2025
On Wednesday, March 5th, we begin our annual 40-day journey to Easter—a season known as Lent. This spiritual climb starts with Ash Wednesday, a service that reminds us of a profound truth: this life is temporary. In the Methodist tradition, Ash Wednesday is one of the few services that centers on our mortality. Even in a Celebration of Life service, our focus is on the resurrection. But on this da...
To The Cross Preview
February 20th, 2025
Lent is a season of reflection, repentance, and renewal—a time when we prepare our hearts to walk with Jesus through His journey of obedience, surrender, and love. This Lent, I am preaching a series called “To the Cross” because I believe the path Jesus walked has profound meaning for our lives today. As we move through the Gospel of Luke together, my hope is that we will not only learn about Jesu...
The Link: Day of Hope is Coming
February 12th, 2025
Day of Hope, formerly known as Day on Campus is coming to our Enterprise campus on Saturday, March 8th! We invite all our Methodist friends to learn about and engage with Residing Hope on a deeper level. The name isn't the only thing that has changed to make this event more interactional for you.We are offering five separate breakout sessions in two separate time periods, including sessions on:Tra...
The Power of Community
January 30th, 2025
This Sunday, I began a new series on John Wesley’s Three Rules for Living a Holy Life as a Methodist. In my introduction, I emphasized how critical groups are to our spiritual growth.If you missed the message, you can listen to it here: One of the key themes you’ll hear in every message of this series is this: We need a group of people with whom we can be open and honest, who will challenge us to ...