The Man Who Knew My Name
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Publisher: Notion Press
Pages: 150
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.35 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Caleb Stone has spent most of his life trying to become someone worth being proud of. But when life begins to take away everything he thought he could hold on to, his faith starts to feel less like an answer and more like a question.
Lost between grief, anger, and a silence he can no longer understand, Caleb finds himself standing at the edge of a life he no longer recognizes.
Then, in the middle of his darkest night, a mysterious stranger appears.The stranger seems to know things no one else could know-and asks questions Caleb never expected to face.
As their conversation unfolds, Caleb is forced to confront his deepest fears, his doubts about God, and the painful question he has been carrying all along:
What if faith is not about understanding why everything happens?
The Man Who Knew My Name is a story about grief, faith, doubt, and the quiet possibility that even when we feel forgotten, we may not be alone
.A contemporary drama for anyone who has ever questioned God, struggled with loss, or wondered whether there is still meaning beyond the pain.
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