What are the rules for Christian living? If this seems like a complicated question, Romans 13 is a great place to start. We are commanded to love our neighbor, and if we can devote ourselves to this we are in a pretty good spot. Pastor Jacob helps us to unpack what it means to be a "Gospel Neighbor." It's much more than being simply good, and Jesus is our example.

A discussion on leadership and obeying those in positions of power as God has called us to do, but knowing that God has ultimate sovereignty over everything.

The love that Jesus bestows on us and the love that is expected of us is an impossible love. This love will remain impossible if we do not let Jesus transform our lives and our hearts.

We all have been gifted with talents and abilities. When we leverage what God has given us to serve His purpose, we find ourselves exactly where God wants us. We are blessed and so are those we serve.

The first 11 chapters of Romans are about what God has done for us. Romans 12-16 are about how we should live. Romans 12:1-2 represent and important connection. Understanding this "hinge passage" is critical to understanding why we should live as God has called us.

Through Romans we discuss how through faith God uses ordinary people to strive toward the extraordinary task of bringing Israel and the entire world to be saved through Jesus.

The Apostle Paul had every reason to boast, but made a great point of his weakness. He went so far as to tell us that he had a "thorn in his side" that God would not take away in order to illustrate to him, and to us, that He is strong in us when we are weak.

Being a follower of Jesus can often mean making yourself uncomfortable and putting yourself in situations that are difficult in order to spread the gospel with those around you and eventually with the world.

When Jesus rose from the grave everything changed for humanity. The rules that had been the center of man's attention were replaced with relationship. Simply put, God wants relationship with us.

It's Easter. The empty tomb of Jesus is the cornerstone of the Christian faith, and the story of the resurrection is packed with lessons for us. Peter's experiences are a wonderful example of forgiveness, grace and restoration. None of us is outside of the reach God's love and forgiveness.