Cornerstone Community Church, San Jose Ca

I'm at the age where it's getting harder for me to read without glasses. Actually, I've been at that age for a while but have just been unwilling to admit it. The experts tell us that our eyes begin to change shape around age 40, so at 56 it's safe to say my eyes aren't what they used to be. But if I really don't want to use glasses to read, there's one other trick I can resort to. Like many of you, I've discovered that if I have a bright enough light, I can still read even very small print. The best light is sunlight. Even the brightest lights in my office are dim compared to sunlight. Every once in a while if you come to church in the middle of the week you might find me sitting out in my car in the parking lot on a sunny day making use of the sunlight to illuminate the book I'm reading. If I want the words I'm reading to be clear, what helps me the most is bright light.