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Bryan Dwyer

Hey! I’m Bryan Dwyer, founding pastor at Alpine Church in Utah (www.alpinechurch.org), a multi-site church started in my backyard in 2001 with just a handful of families. We’ve grown to over 2700 weekly attenders in 8 campuses, many of whom are new believers with a Mormon background.  

Most of my life I’ve had a passion for helping people pursue God, and now I spend a lot of my time training pastors and leaders on how to turn their ministries into powerful disciple-making movements. Everyone talks about making disciples; I can show you how to use the free online tools at pursueGOD.org to actually do it.

Read on to learn how I can help you and your church get to the next level.

What Is PursueGOD.org?

PursueGOD is a massive online library of discipleship topics. From faith to life to family to leadership, we empower conversations to help people pursue God one topic at a time. In 5 years we’ve created over 2500 topics, and we’re adding new content every day. All of our tools are free and easily accessed by anyone in your church without passwords or pay walls. And our resources are comprehensive, giving you a simple discipleship solution for every ministry:

We’ve developed a simple disciple-making strategy that works across all ministries, making our free resources the one-stop solution for your entire church. The result is the kind of ministry Jesus envisioned all along: a church where everyone is empowered to make disciples.

We’ve seen this culture take off at our church, and we can help you bring it to yours.

How We Can Help

We offer customized, action-oriented consulting through a simple 4-step process:

  1. First we’ll listen to the unique needs and challenges of your church. 
  2. Next we’ll explain the basic ministry philosophy and strategy behind our resources, all of it based on the clear biblical teachings of Jesus and his followers. Click here for a preview.
  3. Then we’ll help you create an actionable plan to bring a discipleship culture to any or all ministries in your church. 
  4. Finally, we’ll follow up with monthly phone calls to answer questions and provide additional ministry support.

Consultation fees start at $500 and include an optional “partner page” – a customized landing page on pursueGOD.org for your church. For more information and to schedule a consultation, email us by clicking on the button below. Be sure to include details about the specific needs of your church.

Sample Topics

The resources on our site cover literally thousands of topics. Here’s a sampling of some of our newest content.

How Did the Bible Shape Abraham Lincoln?

Abraham Lincoln did not grow up in a traditional church environment, yet the Bible became the most significant literary and moral influence on his life. As he navigated the profound crises of the American Civil War, Scripture provided the framework for his political...

How Did Lincoln’s View of Slavery Change Over Time?

Abraham Lincoln’s perspective on slavery shifted significantly during the Civil War. Explore how his engagement with biblical principles helped transform his view from political containment to a moral commitment to total emancipation.

How Did the Bible End Slavery?

Abolitionists challenged the defense of slavery by highlighting the Bible’s core message of freedom and justice. Explore how they used Scripture to argue against the inhumanity of the slave system.

Why Did God Require Animal Sacrifice?

From a modern perspective, the Old Testament temple looks like a place of carnage. But there’s a beautiful, redemptive reason for all that blood. Learn how the sacrificial system paved the way for Jesus.

What Was the Mosaic Covenant All About?

The Mosaic Covenant was a formal agreement between God and Israel, established at Mount Sinai. While it provided the Law and sacrificial system, its ultimate purpose was to lead us to the grace found in Jesus.

What Are Some of God’s Promises in the Bible?

The Bible is filled with thousands of promises from God, but a few core guarantees form the foundation of our faith. From his presence in our pain to his promise of eternal victory, explore the certain hope we have in Christ.

What Was the Significance of the Tabernacle’s Design?

The Tabernacle was designed as a physical map of spiritual proximity. From the Outer Court to the Holy of Holies, discover how “graded holiness” taught Israel about God’s presence and how Jesus opened the way for us to enter in boldly today.