Ever feel like you’re always on the move but still stuck? It could be that all of your activity is crowding out the life that God always intended for you. So how do we say “No” to busyness so that we can say “Yes” to God’s plan for us? In Part Two of Alpine Chapel’s series, “Greater”, listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd teaches us that the difference between busy and connecting comes down to whose idea of importance we’re living for.

God has an incredible design for each of our lives. But there are things in our lives that keep us from becoming God’s best version of us. Its only when we know what those things are that we can press into who God made us to be. Join Alpine Chapel for Part One of our new series, “Greater”, and listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd talks about the difference between a life of great fear and a life of great love.

On what basis should we believe that Jesus has been raised from the dead and is alive today reigning as the son of God? On the basis of changed lives. Join Alpine Chapel for Easter 2016 as we celebrate the person and work of Jesus in the transformed lives around us.

Thirteen men gathered in an upper room: Jesus and his twelve disciples. They gathered for the last meal that they would share together before Jesus would go to the cross. The words that were spoken that night continue to echo through eternity and shape followers of Jesus today. Join Lead Pastor Dave Mudd as he guides us through the unforgettable conversation that took place the night before everything changed.

The last week of Jesus’ life begins with a parade full of expectations that ends with the people scratching their heads in confusion. The Rescuer of God’s people had arrived, but was he the Rescuer they were anticipating? Join Alpine Chapel for Palm Sunday and listen as Staff Pastor Alex Gowler invites us to admit the problem that God see’s so that we can accept the solution that God sent.

A wealthy man once asked Jesus what he needed to do in order to have eternal life. Jesus’ answer was so surprising that people are still talking about it to this day. In Part Seven of Alpine Chapel’s Series, “Caught in the Act”, hear Lead Pastor Dave Mudd explain the essence of Jesus’ call to those who have it all.

We are naturally drawn to relationships where we feel loved and accepted. We have a harder time engaging with those relationships where we feel stretched and challenged. We need both types of relationships. And so do the people around us. In Part Six of Alpine Chapel’s series, “Caught in the Act”, listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd shares that accepting the invitation to follow Jesus means accepting the challenge that comes with it.

We like to think that we have it all together. Well, actually we like other people to think we have it all together. Deep down we all know that we have needs we can’t meet on our own. This is the starting point of a life lived with Jesus. In Part Five of Alpine Chapel’s series, “Caught in the Act”, join Lead Pastor Dave Mudd as he helps us understand that real faith is born out of real need.

Have you ever felt “too far gone”? Like the things that you’ve gone through have put you beyond God’s reach? In Part Four of Alpine Chapel’s Series, “Caught in the Act”, Staff Pastor Josh Blick tells us a story of Jesus’ pursuit, power, and provision for people in this very place.

The world around us is full of people pursuing worth, value, and the next rung on the social ladder. The people that Jesus pursued, though, were the one’s at spiritual rock bottom. In Part Three of Alpine Chapel’s series, “Caught in the Act”, be challenged as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd helps us understand the significance of Jesus’ invitation to the unworthy.