Eric was 16-years-old and living in what is today Mukarange Sector in Kayonza District when the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi started. Eric shared with us this week the terribly but inspiring story of genocide in Rwanda and the hope that has overcome evil and hate.

Our tendency is to not talk about money. This often results in an imbalance. So why should we talk about it? Money is a part of who we are—it's natural that when we're given something, we think it's ours, but you know you love someone when you want to give them everything.

Our tendency is to not talk about money. This often results in an imbalance. So why should we talk about it? Money is a part of who we are—it's natural that when we're given something, we think it's ours, but you know you love someone when you want to give them everything.

There has never been more imbalance between extremes in our world today than there ever has been in history. There has never been more freedom... and slavery. Starvation... and obesity. Wealth... and poverty. The list goes on. Have you ever wondered: how do we get out of this?

There has never been more imbalance between extremes in our world today than there ever has been in history. There has never been more freedom... and slavery. Starvation... and obesity. Wealth... and poverty. The list goes on. Have you ever wondered: how do we get out of this?

How do we live humbly? It has to do with where you focus. When we realize the depth of our sin, we are able to focus on the depth of God's love for us. We miss that when we don't live humbly.

How do we live humbly? It has to do with where you focus. When we realize the depth of our sin, we are able to focus on the depth of God's love for us. We miss that when we don't live humbly.

God's Word humbles us. Most of us tend to look at the Bible as a book full of good advice. And when we come across something that doesn't quite agree with us, we skip over it. We take some things and live others. But if the Bible is the authoritative truth and guide for life, we have to live under its authority. All or nothing.

God's Word humbles us. Most of us tend to look at the Bible as a book full of good advice. And when we come across something that doesn't quite agree with us, we skip over it. We take some things and live others. But if the Bible is the authoritative truth and guide for life, we have to live under its authority. All or nothing.

The Bible is God's love story to us. Scripture says that God is love... but what does that mean? How do we know what love feels like or how to love others? What is the source?