What if the blurriness you've grown used to isn't how life was meant to look? For years, Anna Robey Johansson believed she saw clearly-until an eye exam revealed what she'd been missing all along. That ordinary moment became the lens through which she'd come to understand something far deeper: most of us are living life at "first glance," never realizing how much clarity we're missing when we leave God out of focus. Changing Lenses is Anna's raw, faith-filled memoir of learning to see her marriage, her career, her grief, and her deepest heartbreak through a spiritual prescription only God could write. When her younger brother, Matthew, died of a fentanyl-laced overdose just weeks after giving his life to Christ, Anna was forced to confront the hardest question of her faith: how could a loving God allow this? What she discovered-woven through fifteen chapters structured around eye care, from "Primary Eye Care" to "20/15 Vision" to "Never Lose Sight"-became a testimony of hope she couldn't keep to herself. Part memoir, part devotional, this book invites you to trade your foggy, first-glance perspective for one shaped by faith, trust, and the belief that God is never blind to our circumstances-even when we feel blind to His. If you've ever wondered whether there's more to see, it's time to change your lenses.
