Nathaniel Wall
Senior Pastor
Nathaniel Wall and his wife Stacy have lived in Utah for over a decade. They are originally from Huntington, West Virginia where they both attended Marshall University. Knowing God was leading them into ministry, they also received further training in Bible College. Together, Nathaniel and Stacy moved to Utah in 2005 and started Alpine Bible Church in 2008. They have four boys (Robert, Grayson, Levi, and Carter) and their family is thankful for the way God has led them to Utah and quickly grown such a wonderful church family at Alpine Bible Church. They are excited to see what God has in the future for their family, the church, and for Utah.
Sermons (714)
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Exodus 14 - When Faith and Fear Collide
November 8, 2026From the series: Exodus: The God Who Delivers
Fear is real, and Exodus 14 does not pretend otherwise. Israel's danger was genuine. The problem was that they measured it without considering how great their God is. When fear took the lead, faith was forgotten. This week, ask what is shaping your choices, the situation in front of you or the God who goes before you.
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Exodus 12:33-13:22 - From Bondage to Belonging
November 1, 2026From the series: Exodus: The God Who Delivers
We often think freedom means doing whatever we want. Exodus 12 and 13 shows something better. God sets Israel free so they can live for the purpose they were made for. He gives them a new identity, asks for their first and best, and leads them through the wilderness. What would it look like to offer him your firstborn instead of your leftovers?
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Exodus 11-12:32 - This Changes Everything
October 25, 2026From the series: Exodus: The God Who Delivers
God's answer to the destroyer in Exodus 12 is a one-year-old lamb. Not an army or a show of strength, but innocence. The innocent took the place of the guilty, and Israel lived. Paul calls the cross foolishness to the world and God's power to us. This sermon traces how the Passover lamb points straight to Jesus.
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Exodus 7:14-10:29 - What Can Ten Plagues Teach Us?
October 18, 2026From the series: Exodus: The God Who Delivers
We may never bow to a frog god, but our idols are just more polished. Comfort, success, approval, and self can all take God's place. Walking through the ten plagues in Exodus 7-10, we see that Jesus is greater than every idol. His glory is not the enemy of our joy. It is where our joy is made full.
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Exodus 6:14-7:13 - Two Great Battles We All Face
October 11, 2026From the series: Exodus: The God Who Delivers
Pharaoh looked like a good, moral person by his culture's standards. He worshipped faithfully by the Nile every morning. But in Exodus 7, God says his heart is heavy, guilty, hardened against the Lord. Jesus makes a similar point in Matthew 7. God didn't create us primarily to do good things. He created us for a relationship with him, and a heavy heart is one that hasn't given itself over to that.
Blog posts (124)
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10 Benefits of Hallelujah
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Four Reasons Why Two Are Better Than One
January 5, 2022Ecclesiastes 4:9 says: “Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor:” Why are two better than one? Obviously, it is not always true that two are better than one. On some…
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Silence and Solitude
August 27, 2021Isolation has been hard, yet not all of it is bad. How the practices of silence and solitude can become unexpected places of growth with God.
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Say Goodbye to Bitterness
February 25, 2021Bitterness is toxic, and the Bible tells us to get rid of it. But how do you let go of something you never chose to pick up? A path forward.
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How Do You Measure Your Blessings?
December 4, 2020Ask if you are blessed and most of us start counting our stuff. A holiday reflection on a deeper, sturdier way to measure our blessings.
FAQs (40)
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Burial vs Cremation: Is one more godly than the other?
Does the Bible call one more godly than the other? A careful, Scripture-based answer to a question grieving families often have to face.
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Can a Good God exist if Suffering Exists?
If God is good, why is there so much suffering? An honest look at one of faith's hardest questions and what the Bible actually claims.
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Did God Create Evil?
If God made everything, did he make evil too? A clear answer to a hard question, and why evil is the absence of God rather than his creation.
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Did God Really Command Genocide in the Old Testament?
How can a good God order the destruction of the Canaanites? An honest, Scripture-based look at one of the Old Testament's hardest questions.
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Did Jesus go to Hell for three days?
We recently were asked a great question concerning the death of Jesus and what happened to him after his death. Did he go to hell for three days? Where was Jesus? I think the quick answer for that…