At your last optometrist’s appointment, you likely sat in a dimly lit exam room while the eye doctor moved a large piece of equipment in front of your face before shining a light into your eyes. Your optometrist was checking how well your lenses focus light. As you walk with Christ, are you focused on Him as the light in your life? If not, then you need to get refocused.

In Refocused, the latest release from Mike O’Neal, author of Good Lessons from Bad Guys, Created for Good Deeds, and An Angel’s View, readers will “see” how having our Savior’s view of others will align their spiritual eyesight with His. To become more like Jesus, we must see others as He does.

Table of Contents

Preface and Acknowledgements
1. Seeing & “Touching” Insights
2. A “Short” Story
3. Blind-Sighted
4. Sympathetic Eyes
5. A Shepherd’s View
6. Some Perspectives on Widows
7. A Look of Concern
Endnotes

About the Author

Mike O’Neal worked for NASA at the Kennedy Space Center for over 31 years, where he was awarded the agency’s Outstanding Leadership Medal and two Exceptional Service Medals. Mike recently completed a special assignment with the Florida Space Research Institute, where he investigated ways to provide spiritual support for astronauts on long-duration missions. He has a B.S. from the University of Central Florida, an M.S. from the Florida Institute of Technology, and an M.A. in Christian Ministry from the Harding University Graduate School of Religion. Mike has written four other books for 21st Century Christian: Good Lessons from Bad Guys, Created for Good Deeds, An Angel’s View and Holy God, Holy People. In addition to preaching part-time at the East Orange Church of Christ in Orlando, Florida, Mike frequently speaks on topics such as angels, spirituality, and spaceflight. He and his wife, Carol, have two children.