Today we're talking about President Biden's visit to Europe, the final four teams left in

March Madness, the economies end of the month outlook, and other top news from Monday, March 28th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the pourover. Here's the verse of the week.

I have said these things to you that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have

tribulation, but take heart I have overcome the world, John 1633. Let's get started with some espresso

shots. President Biden is making extra sure he's not invited to Putin's 70th birthday party.

Biden called the Russian leader a quote butcher while meeting with Ukrainian refugees in Poland,

and later said Putin quote cannot remain in power. The harsh rhetoric, which the White House

clarified wasn't a call for a Russian regime change, came as Biden finished his trip to Europe

during which the US committed to sending $1 billion in humanitarian aid and increasing the

amount of gas it sells to the EU. Meanwhile, peace in Ukraine seems a little less impossible.

On Friday, the Russian Defense Ministry appeared to scale back its military ambitions,

saying its quote main goal is to liberate the Donbass, a breakaway region in eastern Ukraine.

Ukraine is unwilling to give up any territory, but President Zelensky called for more peace talks.

While you likely have no control over the war in Ukraine, you can control how you speak about it.

Leave others with no doubt of your love for everyone involved, even for people whose actions you

do not support. Luke 632 says, if you love those who love you, what credit is that to you?

Even sinners love those who love them.

The file for his set and the clock struck midnight on St. Peter's historic Cinderella run.

Kansas, the only one seed remaining, will take on two seed Villanova and two seed Duke will take

on in-state rival 8 seed UNC. The last time Duke and UNC met, it was Duke's coach Kyrzusky's

last home game of his career, and the unranked UNC upset the Blue Devils.

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