A novel enzyme immobilization method employing metal-organic framework (MOF) encapsulation and macroporous resin adsorption was developed in this study. Candida antarctica lipase B (CALB) was firstly encapsulated onto metal-organic frame structures (Zeolitic imidazole framework-8, ZIF-8) and further bonded to macroporous resin by physical adsorption. Under optimized immobilization conditions, the activity of the prepared immobilized lipase (CALB-ZIF-8@D101) determined via the methyl esterification of oleic acid was 38.4 U/mg. Compared with free lipase, the immobilized lipase exhibited improved thermal and operational stability and organic solvent tolerance. These results demonstrate that the immobilization method of ZIF-8 encapsulation and macroporous resin adsorption enhanced enzyme properties at a superior level.