Highpoint Ministries with Ron Zappia

More than two-thousand years ago, Jesus’ parting words launched the church … “Go and make disciples of all nations.”  But what does that mean for us today? Pastor Ron Zappia teaches us to encourage, strengthen, and love one another just as Christ instructed.

Have you ever heard the expression, “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link?”  Well, that’s true of our churches as well.  Pastor Ron Zappia encourages us to strengthen and encourage the members of our church body. 

Brick buildings can stand for thousands of years but if just one brick is out of whack, the whole thing can fall in a matter of seconds.  Pastor Ron Zappia draws connections between our unity as a group and our effectiveness as a church.

Many people—Christian or not—talk about Jesus a lot.  He’s listed as the most influential figure in history. Pastor Ron Zappia encourages us to build our lives and churches on Jesus.

When professional athletes get traded from one team to another, it’s not enough for them to just take off the jersey of their old team. They need to suit up in their new uniforms.  This same principle is true in our spiritual lives.  Pastor Ron Zappia talks about “putting on” spiritual maturity.

Healthy things grow. That’s true in nature and it’s true in the church. But how do we measure growth and health? Pastor Ron Zappia gives us some practical markers we can use to keep track of how we’re doing.

Before GPS, sailors had to navigate using the stars. And if they took their eyes off the heavens, they could easily get off course! It’s easy to drift when you’re not paying attention. Pastor Ron Zappia explains how we can stay centered on what’s most important.

Several centuries ago, people used to think that the earth was the center of the universe and that everything in space revolved around it. We always put what we think is most important in the center. So what’s in the center of the church? Pastor Ron Zappia gives us the answer.

Moses was a murderer. David, an adulterer. And Peter denied Jesus—not once, but three times! Yet despite their failures, God used these men in mighty ways. Pastor Ron Zappia explains no matter what’s in your past, God can use you, too!

After the holidays, it’s easy to go on with business as usual. Pastor Ron Zappia asks ... “Have you been wrecked by the wonder of God?” Discover what it means to have an encounter with Jesus that changes your life forever.