Lights Out: Living In A Sightless World

When the lights go out - play harder. <br> Travis Freeman plunged into a world of darkness at 12 years old. A rare occurrence of a routine illness stole his sight, leaving the small-town Kentucky boy's dreams of football and fun languish-ing on the sidelines. <br> Having given his heart to Jesus merely a year before the illness, Travis knew one thing: God was still the light for his life. <br> That life story is now the inspiration for a major motion picture, &quot;23 BLAST&quot; that hits theatres in October 2014. Starring Dylan Baker (SPIDERMAN, THE GOOD WIFE) and Mark Hapka (DAYS OF OUR LIVES, CRIMINAL MINDS) , the film focuses on Travis's football career playing Center for the Corbin Red-hounds - a team that went on to win the state championship. <br> Yet there is even more wisdom and hope for us to find in a full telling of Travis Freeman's story. So much more to hear that couldn't be included in The Today Show and Dateline coverage of his football exploits. <br> This graduate of the University of Kentucky and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary now joins with seasoned writer Rebeca Seitz to share his story in his own words. His is a story that is destined to turn the lights on for millions of readers.<br>