Fascinating Christian Testimony of Theoretical Physicist!

 Have You Ever Struggled with Connecting Your Work Life and Your Christian Beliefs? 

Many people do struggle connecting their work with their Christian beliefs. I know I have found myself feeling pulled between what seems at times to be polar opposites. Moral dilemma is cited as one of the greatest life stressors. It is something we need not struggle with for years, nor need it bring us anguish and tears.  

When we ask God He will answer. Take any situation that is bothering you at all - big or small to Our Father. It's no bother! It is written: "My people lack because they do not ask!"

This post has an interesting video clip by a theoretical physicist, who went through that struggle and received enlightenment to guide him in his work through a piece of scripture. It also has a link to a personal experience of my own

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Introducing Shook!

Biblica is publishing a new series titled "shook" where people share their experiences with pieces of scripture that provided an epiphany for them in their lives. In the clip below, theoretical physicist Dr. Ard Louis of Oxford University shares how a piece of scripture brought greater meaning to his life and work as a theoretical physicist.

You might also be interested in this post about a film director who shares his encounter with a piece of scripture that inspired him.

In this pilot episode of a new series,"shook," by Biblica, we hear the story of Dr. Ard Louis, Professor of Theoretical Physics at Oxford Univerisity, and how he married his love of physics with his faith. He also shares about which scripture shook him.

Remember: If you have found yourself seemingly going round and round in theological conundrums and wondering what to do, you are not alone. Pick up that spiritual telephone and call on the one who created us all. It's a free call.

Have you had a personal experience with a particular scriptural passage?

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Sources:

• Shook: Dr. Ard Louis - Oxford University from Biblica on Vimeo.