Going Deeper

At The Alpine Chapel, we want to encourage you to go deeper in your faith. Below is a simple framework to help you pursue a vibrant faith at home and in your communities. This will guide us as we seek to pursue God together.

The Quiet Place

Where we go to pursue God, study his word, and refill our soul. We encounter God's presence when we diligently and consistently seek him. (2 Cor 3:18)

The Table

Where we go to fellowship with others, sharing scripture, stories, and our lives with others in Christian Community. Community is a key component to our growth in Christ. (Heb 10:24-25)

The Road

Taking our faith out into our communities, sharing the reason for the hope we have in Christ. It can be in the workplace, in our neighborhoods, or wherever we join with others around us. (1 Peter 3:15)

Triads

We want to encourage you to pursue Discipleship with others this season through Triads

The goal of the Triads is to meet 4-6 times through the season to intentionally grow spiritually with a few others in close proximity! You can meet how and when it suits your triad, even online. If you have already been in a Triad, you can reconvene or start a new triad. If you start a new one, use the Story Resource below to guide your first few meetings. We think telling our stories to one another in this framework is one of the best ways to grow together. After you have told your stories, use the questions below to guide your time together. You can join/start a triad by pulling together some people you know or by emailing Jeff Fox at jfox@thealpinechapel.com

Triad Questions

Read Romans 8:28
Quiet Place Question: What makes this promise a difficult one to truly believe?
Table Question: Where have you seen God’s good out of a situation that you didn’t anticipate?
Road Question: How does your faith in a God who is intrinsically good impact your relationships with those who don’t believe?
Read 1 John 1:9
Quiet Place Question: What is the basis for the forgiveness that God promises?
Table Question: What hinders you from receiving God’s forgiveness and His cleansing?
Road Question: How do you think that people who don’t believe in the gospel find forgiveness?
Read Romans 5:1-2
Quiet Place Question: Why does justification by faith bring peace with God? Why does it matter that it is only by faith in what Jesus has done?
Table Question: How does peace with God impact circumstantial peace?
Road Question: In what ways is the peace we experience with God attractive to those who do not know Him?
Read 1 Corinthians 10:13
Quiet Place Question: How does knowing and trusting in this promise help you in the midst of temptation?
Table Question: How have you seen God provide a way out of temptation in the past?
Road Question: If you didn’t believe this promise, how would it impact your life?
Read Revelation 21:1-5
Quiet Place Question: How does this promise encourage you for what you are walking through today?
Table Question: Describe how you imagine this New Heavens and New Earth?
Road Question: How does this promise spur you on to share the good news of Jesus?
Read Deuteronomy 31:6-8
Quiet Place Question: What does the promise of God’s presence tangibly give you?
Table Question: When, specifically, have you seen this promise as a reality in your life?
Road Question: How does having God’s presence with you give you a peace that is attractive to those who do not have that promise?
Read Ruth 1:1-18
Quiet Place Question: What are you tempted to believe when circumstances do not go the way you want them to?
Table Question: What elements of faith do you see in Naomi and Ruth in this passage even in their dire circumstances?
Road Question: What is the cost of this sacrificial love for Ruth? Why is sacrificial love so countercultural?
Read Ruth 1:18-2:23
Quiet Place Question: What causes you to struggle with believing the providence of God?
Table Question: What hints of providence do you see in this passage? Recount a story where you have seen hints of God’s providence in your life?
Road Question: “Favor” is another word for grace, which is undeserved. Who can you show “favor” toward in your life?
Read Ruth 3
Quiet Place Question: Naomi seeks rest or security for Ruth – where do you tend to find rest or security outside of God? How do you see God providing rest or security for you in spite of that?
Table Question: Who do you see showing initiating love in this story and in what ways?
Road Question: How does Boaz as a redeemer point to Jesus as our ultimate redeemer?
Read Ruth 4:1-22
Quiet Place Question: How does the end of this story encourage your faith in a providential God?
Table Question: In what ways was Boaz full of integrity but also shrewd in this interaction with the closer redeemer?
Road Question: How can you recount the stories of God’s faithfulness to you to those who may not believe?