The actions of Jesus prompt all kinds of responses from all kinds of people. Some responses Jesus commends. Some he corrects. And others he straight up ignores. But what causes Jesus to respond the way that he does? Join us for Part Two of Alpine Chapel’s series, “Caught in the Act”, and hear Lead Pastor Dave Mudd unpack the difference between real faith and simply being amazed.

Jesus did plenty of things during his life that were shocking, even scandalous. More importantly, he did things that showed us the type of person he was and what God was doing in the world. But what sort of response was he looking for? In Part One of Alpine Chapel’s new series, “Caught in the Act”, Staff Pastor Alex Gowler introduces us to the book of Mark and discusses what Jesus is looking for from the people who follow him.

As the culture of our country changes, its easy to wonder what exactly God is up to. The reality is that God has not stopped working; he may just be working in ways we aren’t expecting. In “What in the World is God Doing?”, join us as church planter and friend of Alpine, Eric Lerew, shares what it looks like to go into our context with the good news of God and find that He is already at work.

With so many self-help books out there, you’d think that our culture would be overflowing with self-confidence. So why are so many people so self-conscious? Maybe because they’re looking for confidence in the wrong person. Join us for Part Three of Alpine Chapel’s series, Stay Positive, and hear Lead Pastor Dave Mudd share this incredible truth: the more aware we are of who God is, the more confident we can be of who we are.

Discouragement is like the virus: its easy to pick up, hard to get over, and can make life miserable. What we need is a big, healthy dose of encouragement, both for us and for the people around us. In Part Two of Alpine Chapel’s series, Stay Positive, be challenged as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd shares what it means to encourage one another in the Lord.

Are you a “glass-half-full” or a “glass-half-empty” type of person? Believe it or not, how we see the glass says a lot about how we see ourselves and God. In Part One of Alpine’s new series, Stay Positive, listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd challenges us to develop an attitude of gratitude by choosing to view life from God’s perspective.

When we were kids, the Christmas season was filled with wonder. Unfortunately, this sense of awe and amazement gets lost as we get older. This Christmas, Alpine Chapel invites you to rediscover the wonder of Christmas: the story of the baby who split time in two and who became the Savior of the world.

For many people, hope is about wishing for something that may never actually happen. But for those who know the promises of God, hope is something entirely different. In Part Four of Alpine’s Christmas series, Awaken the Wonder, hear Lead Pastor Dave Mudd share about our hope not being a thing at all, but a person.

“Joy to the world” … really?! For many, joy is the last word we would use to describe what we feel during the holiday season. How can we experience the joy that is so easy to sing about but so hard to find? Join us for Part Three of Alpine’s Christmas series Awaken the Wonder as guest speaker Dave Jane shares how each and every one of us, each and every day, has the choice to rejoice.