They Don't Know What They're Doing

They Don't Know What They're Doing

What if Jesus' most scandalous words weren't just a prayer-but a roadmap for your calling?
"Father, forgive them, for they don't know what they're doing." (Luke 23:34 - NIV)

In a world overwhelmed by dogma, division, and performance-driven religion, They Don't Know What They're Doing pierces through the noise with one radical message: real evangelism begins with love, mercy, and deep empathy-not moralism.

Written with raw vulnerability and divine insight by Otaviano Lacet, this book is more than a theological reflection: it is a spiritual awakening, grounded in Scripture and pulsing with real-life experiences, supernatural encounters, and the transformative power of Christ. From a child's midnight conversation with God to terrifying brushes with darkness, Lacet's testimony culminates in a powerful message of deliverance, intimacy with the Father, and the call to a Gospel that mirrors Jesus' own heart.

Whether you're a lifelong Christian, a burnt-out evangelist, or a seeker craving spiritual truth, this book is your invitation to rediscover the compassionate fire of the Cross-and to carry it forward with authenticity, humility, and holy passion.