Is it possible we only see a small fraction of what this life has for us? Often, our view is blinded by the things of this world. My family's seemingly perfect life was dramatically interrupted when a doctor described our son Payton as the sickest kid in an acute-care children's hospital. As Payton's life hung on the precipice, the doctors posed three daunting questions that were impossible to fathom with human understanding-ones a parent should never face. The response was not our own, and the years to follow would reveal an improbable journey of faith. Eyes of the Father: Seeing Meaning in the Mirror unlocks a series of inexplicable events that provided assurance and perspective in ways we never could have imagined and begged the question "Why?" This is a story of hope as we cast our eyes on things unseen and the glorious unfolding that is ours, despite difficulty and human despair, to see anew with eyes of the Father.