Some people get uncomfortable when he's brought up in conversation. He has a mixed reputation among followers of Jesus. But if there was ever a time when we needed to get over our awkwardness when it comes to the Holy Spirit, though, it's now. If we're going to know the hope of Jesus in our own lives and share that hope with others, we need to know when the Holy Spirit is speaking and what we need to do about it.

Join Alpine Chapel for Part Nine of Alpine's series, "Always Jesus", and listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd helps us understand what it means to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit among the many voices that try to steal our attention.

There's a lot that can be said about the Bible. One thing that needs to be said, though, is that our relationship with it is complicated. That's because too often we treat it as an object to be understood rather than an opportunity to be taken. What would change in our relationship with the Bible if we started seeing it through our relationship with Jesus?

Check out Part Eight of Alpine Chapel's series, "Always Jesus" and listen as Staff Pastor Alex Gowler calls us to clear the air in our relationship with the Bible and start reading it through the lens of our relationship with Jesus.

You heart is on a journey. Where is it headed? Few of us have ever taken the time to ask that question. We can get so wrapped up in the details of our lives that we lose sight of the direction our lives are headed. When it comes to receiving the HOPE that Jesus offers for our personal lives, though, we can't afford to miss what God wants to do with our hearts. Are you willing to go on the journey?

Join Alpine Chapel for Part Seven of "Always Jesus" and take part in a conversation about what God wants to do with our hearts and how we can cooperate with what he wants to do.

Everyone needs it. Everyone wants it. And yet few people actually seem to have it. What is it? Rest. When it comes to our occupational lives, rest has an incredibly important role to play. The problem is that most people think rest is something that they have to earn or deserve. But what if rest is actually a gift from God? What would change about the way we rest if we had a better understanding of where our rest comes from?

Check out Part Six of "Always Jesus" and listen as Staff Pastor Alex Gowler rounds out the conversation about HOPE in our occupational lives with this question: when it comes to work, what if the proof of our hope is the measure of our rest?

What if you didn't have to worry about the future of your work? What if, whatever happened, you knew that your work was in the hands of God? What would you do differently? What would you be able to say "no" to? And what blessing could you bring to others since your work wouldn't have to be about you?

Join Alpine Chapel for Part Five of our series, "Always Jesus" and listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd shares the story of Joseph, a man who went from favorite son to slave to prisoner to ruler of a nation, and what we can learn about our work from God's work in his life.

What does God think about your work? Have you ever stopped to consider that? Whatever it is that occupies your time, whether it's at home or at the office; paid or unpaid; what does God think about it? If you're not sure, you're not alone. That's why Alpine is starting a conversation about what happens when Jesus enters into our occupational lives.

Check out Part Four of "Always Jesus" and listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd helps us understand what God thinks about our work. And where we begin is by acknowledging that HOW we work is infinitely more important than WHAT our work might be.

When God designed the family, he designed something beautiful. Our home lives were meant to be examples of God's love for us, expressed through our love for one another. Many times, though, this design sounds more like a daydream. But if we know anything about God, it's that he is able to make all things good again if we're willing to embrace his design and desires over our own.

Check out Part Three of Alpine's series, "Always Jesus" and listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd addresses the HOPE the Jesus brings to our home lives. By looking at the story of Abraham's family, we discover God's plan for all families: to be blessed by God so that we can be a blessing to others.

Do you believe that God has a plan for your family? Better yet, do you believe that God's plan for your family is better than the plans everyone else has (including you)? Our response to that question will determine whether or not we'll experience God's best in the relationships that matter to us the most.

Join Alpine Chapel for Part Two of "Always Jesus". Listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd continues the conversation about the difference Jesus makes in our home lives. The key is figuring out whether we will allow our family relationships to revolve around God or try to force God to revolve around our families.

Followers of Jesus are men and women who have recognized an important truth: we cannot be what God created us to be without Jesus. We may try to get the best out of our lives by pouring ourselves into our families or jobs or dreams, but ultimately these things take way more than they give. The life that Jesus offers is "life to the full", but it only comes when we make the decision to put Jesus first in our lives.

Check out Part One of Alpine's new series, "Jesus Always", and listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd shares what it means to put Jesus first in our lives. It's more than making Jesus our number one priority. It's making him our only priority and watching the rest of our lives fall into place.

God wants to do something with your life that he doesn't want to do with anyone else's. It's not something you would choose for yourself. It's definitely not something you can do on your own. And it's so incredible that you might look like a fool if you say, "Yes". The question is, do you know what that "something" is?

Join Alpine Chapel for a special message from church-planter and friend of Alpine, Ike Miller, about living our lives free of fear and full of faith in the God who has called us.