President Emeritus, Dr. Lowell Haines
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Video
Publication Date
2-19-2024
Abstract
Chapel begins with reflections on the profound journey of a couple who dedicated their lives to missionary work in a war-torn country, emphasizing themes of love, sacrifice, and faith. As the husband watches his wife near death after a long battle with cancer, he contemplates the authenticity of his faith, expressing a common human uncertainty about the truths he has preached. Dr. Haines discusses the concept of a "leap of faith," highlighting that true faith often exists in the absence of tangible proof, as illustrated by various biblical miracles. He argues that doubt is an integral part of faith, suggesting that it can coexist with belief and is not a sign of weakness. He encourages viewers to trust in God despite uncertainties, suggesting that this trust is valued by God and is fundamental to a genuine Christian faith. Dr. Haines concludes by recommending works by authors like C.S. Lewis and Lee Strobel, who explored their doubts and ultimately embraced Christianity, serving as examples for those wrestling with their beliefs.
Recommended Citation
Haines, Lowell P., "President Emeritus, Dr. Lowell Haines" (2024). Chapel 2023-24. 69.
https://pillars.taylor.edu/chapel-2023-24/69
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