• GET OUT OF YOUR HEAD


    Are your thoughts holding you captive? Thoughts causing a destructive downward spiral, such as I’ll never be good enough. Other people have better lives than I do. God couldn’t really love me.

    We don’t have to stay stuck in toxic thinking patterns. We’ll discover together that God built a way for us to escape that downward spiral.

    Freedom comes when we refuse to be victims to our thoughts and realize we have already been equipped with power from God to fight and win the war for our minds.

  • The Storm Inside

    We all face storms in life. Many times, these storms devastate us and leave us torn apart beyond recognition.

    Heartbreak. Fear. Regret. Insecurity. Shame. When these emotions well up inside, it’s difficult to believe we will make it through. We have an enemy who says we will not survive this one. But God offers us a way through the storm.

    In this study, we’ll look at the stories of eight women of the Bible who traveled the path from shame to love, from disappointment to hope, from insecurity to confidence, from despair to faith, and more.

    You will get to know them as real people and see how God came through for each of them. You’ll see the crucial choices they made, and you’ll lay hold of the grace that forgives what is past, gives strength for the present moment, and offers hope for the future

  • Event flyer for a women's group titled "More Than Enough," led by Pastor Kristi, meeting Tuesdays at 7:00 PM at 1829 Arnold Way #1101, Alpine. The flyer features a photo of Pastor Kristi smiling outdoors with green foliage in the background.

    FROM BROKENNESS TO REDEMPTION

    There are seasons when God can seem distant—when dreams fade, loved ones die, or plans fall apart. It can feel as though He has closed the door, walked away, and left us wondering where He is.

    In this study, we’ll look to the example of Ruth and reveal how God moves in unexpected ways and often works long before we recognize His hand.

    PLEASE NOTE: THIS GROUP WILL START OCT. 6

  • Flyer for a men's Bible study titled 'How do you respond to Jesus?' led by Pastor Greg, meeting Thursdays at 7 PM at 1829 Arnold Way #1101, Alpine. Features a smiling photo of Pastor Greg wearing a dark polo shirt and glasses, with a nature background.

    HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO JESUS?

    Who is Jesus of Nazareth, and what does he ask of us? For help answering these questions, we can turn to Luke’s orderly account of Jesus’s life and ministry—the Gospel of Luke.

    Join us each Thursday as we walk through Luke’s Gospel, highlighting who Jesus is, what he did, and how the people around him responded.

    Luke shows us that Jesus is the Savior who came to seek and save people in need, including us—and we must decide how to respond when he lovingly moves toward us

  • DON'T GIVE THE ENEMY A SET AT YOUR TABLE

    We’ve all been in circumstances that cause our minds to spin with thoughts that are unproductive, destructive, and harmful.

    It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and wonder why we keep falling into the same thought patterns. We need to recognize these thoughts are not from God, but from an enemy lurking who wants to seize every opportunity to lie his way into our minds.

    You can find freedom from the battles in your mind if you allow Jesus, the Good Shepherd, to lead the battle. Learn how to find encouragement, hope, and strength no matter what valleys you face.

  • A printed invitation for a marriage event titled 'Marriage on the Rock' led by Chris and Marilyn Sharp, scheduled on Wednesdays at 7 PM, located at 1098 Alpine View Road, Alpine. The invitation features a photo of a couple standing in a kitchen, smiling, with beige, brown, and white colors and decorative design elements.

    vertical marriage

    Connect deeper with God and each other with FamilyLife’s convicting, laugh-out-loud Vertical Marriage study. You’ll find:

    This energizing 6-week Bible study for married couples focuses on your relationship with God first.

    We’ll learn to resolve conflict in ways that improve your marriage. Understanding and responding to the top relationship needs for men and women.

    Creating physical intimacy that meets each other’s most felt needs, and committing to be “All In” with God, your marriage, and your mission.

  • A Lifelong Love

    Couples often settle for too little when it comes to marriage. We fail to understand how deeply God cares about our spouse.

    We diminish our need not only to understand what biblical love really is, but also to become a people who excel at it. We let ourselves drift apart instead of making the daily choices to grow closer together.

    Whether your marriage needs a complete makeover, a touch-up, or just a new purpose, this study, A Lifelong Love, promises to set your relationship on an entirely new dimension. You will never look at worship or your spouse in the same way again.

    We’ll learn how to navigate through the power shifts and seasonal minefields that blow up so many marriages so that you can grow in your love instead of in your disappointment.

  • Event flyer for Bethel Kid's Wednesday Nights. Features a photo of a woman smiling, wearing a green shirt with text "His Grace". Event details: Leader Cassie Andrews, Wednesdays at 6:45 pm, Bethel Fellowship Hall.

    BETHEL KIDS WEDNESDAY NIGHTS

    Hey Kids! Come join me every week for an exciting time of worship, creative crafts, fun games, and inspiring stories from the Bible as we grow together in God's Way!

  • A sign for a prayer group called 'Praying for the House' led by Eutha Scholl, meeting Wednesdays at 10 AM at Bethel Sanctuary. The sign features a portrait of Eutha Scholl with orange hair, wearing a tan blazer over a floral blouse, and a cross necklace. The background has a beige and maroon color scheme.

    PRAYING FOR THE HOUSE

    At Alpine Bethel, we believe that every life change begins with a heartfelt conversation, whether it’s with God or with one another. This year, as we gather in small groups, let’s create a safe space to delve into our challenges and triumphs, sharing laughter and tears while immersing ourselves in the transfosupport one another andrmative power of community.

    Together, we can cultivate an environment where vulnerability leads to strength, faith flourishes, and friendships deepen, equipping us to not only support one another but also to go beyond our own stories and ignite a passion for service in our church and beyond. Join us in this remarkable journey, and let’s explore the richness of living in unity, love, and purpose as we take our next steps together.