(Chronicles from the Crossroads of) Conehatta, Cerebral Palsy & the Cross - Tapa blanda

Well...he’s at it again! If the Apostle Paul was “the chief of sinners” and “less than the least of all the Lord’s people”, then surely this guy is the “chief of good ‘uns” and “less than the least of all Mississippi authors”. Nevertheless, Justin Fisher – storyteller, humorist, Bible teacher, and philosopher – offers us his follow up to the whimsical yet inspiring “I Can’t Even Walk (Without You Holding My Hand)”. In his sophomore work, Fisher brings the same levity and openness of his challenges with his disability, but with greater depth and Biblical insight into how God is using his life to help us know the Savior and make Him known.

Justin earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Agricultural Economics from Mississippi State University. He has been employed in post-secondary education for more than fifteen years. His current position is Economics Instructor at Jefferson State Community College, where in 2004 he received the Phi Theta Kappa Outstanding Faculty Member Award, and in 2008, 2013 & 2014 was nominated for the college’s Outstanding Faculty Member Award. Through the years, Justin has traveled to countless speaking engagements to share with others the stories of how God is working in his life. He and Kelly, his wife of eight years, are members of Community Presbyterian Church in Moody, Alabama where they reside with their two children, Will and Anna Morgan.