Brookview Wesleyan Church

06/02/2026

The beginning takes a leap of faith. The finish line takes a final sprint. But the middle? That takes grit. 🛣️

If you are exhausted, running on lukewarm coffee, and stuck in the messy space between a prayer and a provision, this week's devotional is for you. Let's talk about why God does His most profound work in the "not yet."

Read the full post at pastorsponderings.org 👇
https://pastorsponderings.org/2026/06/02/running-on-lukewarm-coffee-grace-for-the-long-middle/

Hey everyone, let’s talk about something we all go through but rarely enjoy: the middle. You know exactly what I mean. The middle is that awkward, sometimes exhausting space between starting a jour…

05/29/2026

Have you ever experienced a Divine "rescheduling" or what you thought was a shipwreck or dumpster fire? Check this episode out and happy Friday friends!

Check out today's episode on life getting derailed and what happens next.

05/29/2026

05/22/2026

Everyone struggles with fear and anxiety, so let's explore it today and perhaps we all might find some encouragement and reassurance of God's love in our lives. Check it out:

With Power, Love and a Sound Mind

05/21/2026

Back by popular demand Purity Conference 2.0 "Make Room" Happening June 27th & 28th for our Youth! Register your youth aged kids today!

Back by popular demand, our youth conference 2.0. Please Register today as space is limited!

05/11/2026

In the latest Faith Ponderings, we’re looking at how to stand your ground when you feel outmatched by life’s "predators," leaning into the promise of Psalm 91:4.

The nature channel out my office window.

05/09/2026

While this weekend is a time of celebration, we at Brookview Wesleyan Church recognize that for many in our church family, it is also a day of quiet reflection and longing.

To those whose mothers have already "gone to glory"—who are now resting in the arms of our Savior—we see you. We know that even though they are experiencing the fullness of peace in heaven, their absence here on earth is deeply felt.

A Prayer for Your Heart this weekend:
The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. Psalm 34:18

This weekend, we honor the legacy of the women who raised us, prayed for us, and pointed us toward Christ. We find comfort in the hope of the resurrection and the promise that, in Him, we are never truly apart.

We invite you to join us in the comments:
If you’d like, please share your mother’s name or a favorite memory of her. We would love to honor their memory and cover you in prayer today.

May the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus today. 🤍

05/09/2026

See you tomorrow at 10:30 am!