Jeff: How a Harvard Graduate Found His Testimony in a Primary Classroom

Jeff: How a Harvard Graduate Found His Testimony in a Primary Classroom As he has traveled the world, Jeff has had the opportunity to meet many people and ask many questions. Jeff talks about how he grapples with questions and doubts and strives to maintain his faith even when he doesn’t have certainty. Jeff has a Ph.D. from the Harvard Kennedy School and has had a career as an economist at the IMF. Along the way, he has been the IMF’s residing representative in Ecuador, Ukraine, and Brussels. Further Reading in Faith Is Not Blind: “Our freely chosen willingness to believe may very well be the determining factor is whether God’s promises can be fulfilled—because our beliefs impel the actions that only we can take to nourish the seed if faith in its growth.” (Faith Is Not Blind, Chapter 10 “Choosing to Believe,” p. 83) The post Jeff: How a Harvard Graduate Found His Testimony in a Primary Classroom first appeared on Faith is Not Blind.