How can we be sure that we’re within God’s will? Don’t you wish God would just give you a sign? Ron Zappia describes what it means to have godly wisdom that doesn’t depend on unreliable feelings.  

How do we know what God’s will is?  Ask a Magic 8 Ball?  Flip a coin?  Or can we take the Bible at face value? Pastor Ron Zappia answers these perplexing questions in a message called, Determining God’s Will.  

Following God’s will often requires taking a leap of faith.  You know the step you should take, but still you’re scared that it won’t turn out the way you plan. Ron Zappia shares how we can find courage to trust, even when we can’t see the way ahead. 

People try to find God’s will in the strangest places.  Some search the horoscopes and headlines, while others look for signs in nature. Ron Zappia teaches that there’s a better way decipher God’s will: studying the Scriptures. 

When it comes to major life decisions -- like who to marry, where to go to college, or when to have kids -- can we know God’s will?  Or are we just on our own?  That’s the topic as Ron Zappia continues the series titled, Make the Call.

In a culture that seems to move at 100 miles per hour, it can be hard to find rest -- rest for our souls. The Bible instructs us to ask for the Ancient Paths, and then we will find rest for our souls. Ron Zappia talks about the (often neglected) Spiritual Discipline of Fasting.

Most of us will never hear God speak in an audible voice.  We’ll never receive tablets from heaven or see God’s writing on the wall.  So how can we know God’s will for our lives?  Ron Zappia describes the process of Discovering God’s Will. 

God has a specific will for us but what does that actually mean?  Ron Zappia delivers a biblical view of God’s will for our lives with a message he calls, Dissecting God’s Will - from our series titled, Make the Call. 

Most Christians believe God has a sovereign plan for the universe, but does He have an individual plan for each and every person?  Ron Zappia answers this question by redefining our definition of God’s will. 

It’s easy to say that we trust God’s will but when the rubber hits the road and life gets hard, will we still have faith?  Ron Zappia challenges us to submit to God’s sovereignty, even when it’s hard.