What if the God you've doubted is real-and wants to be known? Have you ever admired the beauty of the world, yet felt unsettled by its brokenness? Questioned life's purpose? Wrestled with doubt and sensed there might be more? What would it take to believe in God-to know he exists and can be known? What might that change in your life? A longtime CFO and international bestselling author of The Golden Ratio: The Divine Beauty of Mathematics, Gary Meisner built his life on analysis, evidence, and disciplined thinking. Faith, to him, belonged to another era. Science was enough. He wasn't searching for God; he was certain he didn't need him. Then everything he thought was secure began to unravel. Confronted by experiences he couldn't dismiss or explain away, he found himself facing a question he had long resisted: What if God is real? Life Through a New Lens traces an awakening from doubt to discovery through snapshots and stories drawn from real life. Inside this book, you'll discover:How the filters of belief you rely on may be shaping your conclusions more than you realizeWhy intellectual humility-not certainty-may be the key to discovering truthWhat it means to move beyond religion into a faith grounded in truth and lived with convictionHow honest questions about God can lead to unexpected answersWhat changes when God is no longer an idea but part of your life Through decades of inquiry, leadership, and reflection, Gary began to see how evidence, reason, and lived experience point toward something deeper than he once believed possible. Using the language of photography-adjusting focus, widening perspective, reframing beliefs-this journey reveals how a shift in perspective can reshape the way you live. Written for skeptics, seekers, and anyone who has quietly wrestled with belief, this book offers a thoughtful and credible exploration of faith. You don't have to abandon reason to embrace faith. Sometimes the smallest shift in perspective reveals what was there all along. Life holds more meaning, purpose, and wonder than you imagined-if you're willing to see it through a new lens.
