St. Luke's OKC Sermons "With Fear and Great Joy" - Dr. Bob Long - April 12, 2020
Apr 12, 2020
Discover the extraordinary life of Jacques Lusserrand, a blind resistance leader whose journey reveals inner light and hope. Dive into the transformative power of compassion through a poignant story from a concentration camp. Explore a legendary golfer’s path from turmoil to grace, highlighting resilience and faith. Delve into historical lessons on pandemics, examining societal reactions and public health strategies. Finally, reflect on the intersection of science, spirituality, and hope during crisis, emphasizing the importance of compassion in navigating life's challenges.
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Jacques Lusseran's Resilience
- Jacques Lusseran, a blind man, led the French Resistance, survived Buchenwald, and became a professor.
- His parents' refusal to pity him and their encouragement to explore the world were crucial to his resilience.
Inner Light and New Ways of Seeing
- After going blind, Jacques Lusseran discovered an inner light connected to his emotions.
- He learned to 'see' in new ways by listening, touching, and smelling, experiencing a deeper reality.
Love in Buchenwald
- In Buchenwald, Jacques's anger dimmed his inner light, causing him to stumble.
- By focusing on loving and encouraging others, his light returned, giving him strength.