Gause Methodist Church

05/31/2026

Worship with us on this beautiful morning – May 31, 2026.


Thank you for joining us this Sunday for morning worship service, We are blessed to have you. Let us now worship our Lord, Jesus Christ.

05/29/2026

Pass the word. The food pantry at Wellspring will be open this Saturday.

This Saturday May 30th, the food pantry will be open again from 9:00-12:00. No income proof is required. Look forward to seeing you all.

05/27/2026

If anything, Trinity Sunday reminds us just how hard it was for Jesus’ disciples initially to accept who Jesus was, even after seeing everything they did for three long years! It would take additional time, talk, faith, and Holy Spirit fire before they truly learned to “see!”

But when they did, their ministry took off!

It’s like that for many of us. Whether in our lives, our workplaces, our churches, our relationships – we may struggle with our faith for a time. But once it kicks in – things change, and quickly. Because we’ve re-trained our brains to see God where we never did before!

Did it mean God wasn’t there? Nope. Did it mean Jesus wasn’t doing miracles in our lives all along? Not a chance. We just never noticed! Incredible but true!

This is what evangelism truly means – what Jesus’ message to us about cultivating disciples in others means! It means helping to train others to “see God” where they missed God’s presence in the past!

Helping people to hear Jesus’ voice when they never noticed he was there!

This Trinity Sunday – look around you! Look for the signs of God’s presence in your life. More importantly, look for the signs of Christ in the lives of others!

Your ability to point him out – that’s what Jesus is commissioning you to do!

I look forward to worshipping with you this Sunday. Being in His presence. Learning to point Him out.

Until then, stay blessed and stay a blessing.

Pastor Kyle

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05/24/2026

Today is Pentecost Sunday. Join us for worship – May 24, 2026.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday for morning worship service, We are blessed to have you. Let us now worship our Lord, Jesus Christ.

05/21/2026

Friends,

Wind in scripture is often the symbol of God’s presence.

In Genesis, the Spirit of God moved over the waters of creation.
In Ezekiel, the breath of God entered dry bones and they lived again.
In John’s Gospel, Jesus says the Spirit blows wherever it chooses.

Wind cannot be controlled. You cannot hold it in your hand. You cannot predict it. You cannot tame it. And neither can you tame God.

We like manageable faith. Predictable faith. Safe religion. We like things neat and orderly.

But Pentecost reminds us that God is not merely interested in maintaining institutions. God is interested in transforming lives.

Sometimes the Spirit of God blows into our lives and disrupts everything.

The Spirit pushes us to forgive when we would rather stay angry.
The Spirit pushes us to speak when we would rather stay silent.
The Spirit pushes us to love people we never expected to love.
The Spirit pushes the church outside its walls and into the world.

The disciples were hiding in fear in Acts 1.
By Acts 2 they are preaching in the streets.

As we gather for worship this Sunday, we will celebrate the fire of faith, the breath of God’s presence, and the calling we share as Christ’s church. Come ready to worship, pray, sing, and be renewed together.

May the Spirit of God fill your heart this week with peace, joy, and courage.

Until then, stay blessed and stay a blessing.

Pastor Kyle

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05/17/2026

Please join us in worship this morning – May 17, 2026.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday for morning worship service, We are blessed to have you. Let us now worship our Lord, Jesus Christ.

05/16/2026

We are hiring! Check out the flyer below. Detailed information and application is on the church website at www.gausemethodist.org. Please share.

05/14/2026

Friends,

This Sunday we will gather around the powerful words of Jesus found in John 17:1–11. As Jesus prepares for the cross, He offers a prayer filled with love, hope, and one of the most beautiful promises in all of scripture:

“And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent.”

So often we think of eternal life as something far away—something that begins only after this earthly life ends. But Jesus speaks of eternal life as something that begins now through a living relationship with God.

Eternal life is more than endless years. It is life filled with grace. Life shaped by hope. Life rooted in love that even death cannot destroy.

In a world that often feels hurried, anxious, divided, and uncertain, Christ reminds us that true life is found not in possessions, accomplishments, or status, but in knowing God and walking daily in His presence.

This Sunday we will reflect on: what eternal life truly means; how Christ continues to pray for His people; and how we are called to live with unity, compassion, and hope.

There are seasons when life can feel fragile and temporary. We watch time move quickly. We experience change, loss, and uncertainty. Yet the words of Jesus remind us that God is already at work planting eternity within our hearts.

Because of Christ, hope is stronger than fear. Love is stronger than division. And life is stronger than death.

I hope you will join us for worship as we gather to hear again the comforting promise that we are held in the eternal love of God.

Until Sunday, stay blessed and stay a blessing.

Pastor Kyle

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05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day! Worship with us on this beautiful morning.

We want to thank Craig Jentsch for stepping in for Pastor Kyle this morning.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday for morning worship service, We are blessed to have you. Let us now worship our Lord, Jesus Christ.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from Gause Methodist!