Nathaniel Wall

Ecclesiastes 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…

Isolation 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.

Bitterness 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.

Ask if you are blessed and most of us start counting our stuff. A holiday reflection on a deeper, sturdier way to measure our blessings.

What parents can expect as our children's classes reopen, and the safety procedures our kids ministry put in place to care for your family.

Alpine Bible Church's guidelines for gathering safely again, written to care for the church family during an uncertain season.

The widow's mite is usually preached as the model of sacrificial giving. A second look that asks whether we have read the story backward.

Faith without works is dead is one of the most misread lines in the Bible. Four reasons people get James 2 wrong, and how it actually fits with grace.

If Christ was not raised, the faith falls apart. Thirteen short, clear reasons to believe the resurrection of Jesus really happened.

Why pray to a God who already knows everything and controls all things? Six reasons prayer still matters more than you might think.

Anxiety was one of the most common mental health conditions before the COVID19 pandemic, and I can only imagine that it has exponentially increased over the last several weeks. Because anxiety is so…

Alpine Bible Church's early plan for responding to the coronavirus, written to lead with wisdom and faith rather than panic.

Abraham, David, Moses, Rahab. God built his story through unlikely, ordinary people. The one truth that can change how close you feel to him.

Curious what your pastor is reading this year? A month-by-month book list spanning marriage, apologetics, discipleship, and the Christian classics.

Richard Dawkins once wrote “The God of the Old Testament is arguably the most unpleasant character in all fiction: jealous, petty, unjust, unforgiving control-freak; a vindictive, bloodthirsty ethnic…

A visual walk through the Old Testament, laying out its major events and people in the order they actually unfolded.

Anxious about finding your calling? Scripture talks about calling differently than we often do. Three steps toward the work God has for you.

You do not need a seminary degree to give a reason for your hope. A down-to-earth look at apologetics for the everyday believer.

The Biblical Temple is the place God’s presence dwells. The Hebrew word for temple means "Sanctuary" or "God’s palace". Another Old Testament phrase used for God presence was "Tabernacle". Tabernacle…