Mirror, Mirror Looking at Me

"Mirror, Mirror Looking at Me" asks us to take a look at ourselves and consider what kind of character we possess as it relates to God's divine principles. This book utilizes simple, everyday events and weaves them into spiritual lessons. Whether it was a visit to a museum, a crinkling of pages, a worn t-shirt, or the epitaph of a loved one, there is a spiritual meaning behind it. Each event begs the question, "what do I see when I look into the mirror?"

"Mirror, Mirror Looking at Me" asks us to take a look at ourselves and consider what kind of character we possess as it relates to God's divine principles. This book utilizes simple, everyday events and weaves them into spiritual lessons. Whether it was a visit to a museum, a crinkling of pages, a worn t-shirt, or the epitaph of a loved one, there is a spiritual meaning behind it. Each event begs the question, "what do I see when I look into the mirror?" The stories used in the book are short and concise; there are no heavy theological discussions, just simple lessons from everyday life which have eternal ramifications.

Ron Wages graduated from Harding University in 1972 with degrees in Accounting and Business Administration, and a minor in Biblical Studies. As a CPA, Ron spent most of his career in the retail business as part owner of Collectors Covey, a sporting and wildlife art gallery and men's specialty store. Ron and his wife, Connie, live in Dallas, Texas. They have two children and four grandchildren. Besides writing Ron enjoys golf, hunting, fishing, landscaping, and music; but most of all he enjoys his family and friends. As a student of the Bible, Ron began writing some years ago taking simple everyday life events and weaving a spiritual story and lesson around them which are easy for the reader to understand and relate to. Ron and Connie are members of the The Saturn Road Church of Christ.