Empty-Handed, Full Of Grace: Discovering the grace that is not taught, but lived

Have you ever felt completely empty, yet mysteriously loved? This book was born from that very emptiness, and from a discovery that changed everything: Grace cannot be taught... it must be lived. Empty-Handed, Full of Grace is the authentic story of a man who served God for years as a pastor, until he Cobalt stepped down from the pulpit to learn how to listen to the silence. This is not a theological textbook. It is a living testimony, at times raw, always true, written for anyone who has felt let down, left out, scandalized, or simply exhausted by religion, yet is still searching for meaning. Tonino Ciccaglione shares his fall and his rebirth with a style that is direct, intimate, and poetic. Rather than teaching, his words offer a gentle embrace, speaking directly to those with a tender heart who long for a faith that does not impose, but welcomes. This book is also different in its very form: deliberately breaking traditional publishing rules, it features a larger font, wide margins, and bold words wherever the heart beats fastest, designed to accompany those who may read little, but feel deeply. It is an invitation to anyone who identifies as a "seeker" souls who have never stopped believing in Love, even when everything else fell apart.

Pagina's: 185, Paperback, Independently published