Can You See What You Can't See?: Farsightedness Is not always your reality, but your reality is always your truth.

In a world where social media, success, and status constantly pull our attention toward what others have, it's easy to feel like we're falling behind. We compare our lives, relationships, careers, and even spiritual journeys to those around us-chasing after illusions of greener grass while overlooking the blessings already in our hands.

But what if what you see isn't the whole truth? What if the "greener grass" you envy is artificial turf?

In Can You See What You Can't See?, Michael Leverett exposes one of the enemy's greatest deceptions-getting us to covet what wasn't meant for us and step out of position. Through biblical wisdom, real-life examples, and practical application, this book reveals how the enemy distorts our vision, tricks us into comparison, and tempts us to abandon our God-ordained purpose.

Drawing from powerful biblical stories, Pastor Leverett illustrates how individuals like Eve, Lot's wife, the Israelites, and even Peter were deceived by the illusion of something better-only to lose sight of the blessings they already had. He also shares insights from his own life, emphasizing the importance of staying faithful to your unique journey, trusting God's timing, and embracing your personal season of growth.

This book will help you:

✔ Recognize the tricks the enemy uses to distract you

✔ Stop comparing your life to others and trust God's plan

✔ Stay in position and avoid stepping outside of God's will

✔ Understand that seasons of waiting are not seasons of failure

✔ Develop the patience and wisdom to cultivate what God has already given you

Your grass isn't dead-it's just in a different season.

Your success isn't delayed-it's just in preparation.

Your blessings aren't missing-they're already in your hands.

Can You See What You Can't See? challenges you to break free from false perspectives, embrace God's truth, and walk confidently in the race set before you. Your reality is already enough-if only you have the vision to see it.