Sometimes it’s the little things that trip us up the most.  Over time, small offenses can create big problems.  What do we do with those offenses and how can we avoid them in the first place?  In Part Three of Alpine’s Summer Remix, Pastor Dave Mudd shows us how God can turn offenses into opportunities.

Every message we hear from the culture we live in tells us that freedom is measured by the degree of our independence.  What if God has something different in mind, though?  In Part Two of Alpine’s Summer Remix, Pastor Dave Mudd helps us see that real freedom is found in the last place you’d expect.

Having anything less an 100% of us isn’t what Jesus came for.  In what areas of our lives may we be holding something back from God?

It’s hard to do the job well if you don’t have the right tools.  In 1 Corinthians 13:1-7, Paul gives us fifteen tools that we can use in order to love people well.

No relationship is perfect.  Because we don’t live in an ideal world, eventually we’ll need to forgive others.  But what does Jesus have to say about when showing forgiveness gets difficult?

There’s a difference between having faith in someone and putting your trust in them.  When it comes to God, trust is putting our faith into action.  When it comes to other people, trust is a reflection of our relationship with God.

Pastor Dave Mudd interviews Susan Baker Brown, Executive Director of the Stepping Stones Network, about how God’s people can join the fight against sex trafficking in the Chicagoland area.  Joining the fight is one of the ways that Christians can love like Jesus did: selflessly, sacrificially, and with understanding.

Love is supposed to be the single most distinguishing quality of a Christian.  It also happens to be ridiculously difficult to do well.  Only by relying on the God who illogically and relentlessly loves us can we show that same love to others.

God designed us for relationships.  Unfortunately, most of us don’t experience them like God intended.  So what is God’s design for relationships and how do we make them work?