Jack Manning hastily packs his most cherished belongings into a backpack and leaves for Nashville, Tennessee without a word to his family and friends. He hoped to avoid their concern and even more so, any criticism about his quick decision. Jack purposely ignores the urge to see Cara before he leaves. Their recent break-up is still too fresh and he knows he isn't ready to face his guilt, or her anger.

Jed and Ruby, Jack's parents find comfort in prayer and service to others while Jack is away and maintains minimal contact, chasing a music career. Her work as a Home Health Care Nurse allows her to connect with people across their community. Ruby, discovering a deep love for one particular family, decides to introduce Jed to Pauline and Tom Aiken, knowing his relationship with God would be a catalyst for change in this home. Tom has a terminal diagnosis of Amyolateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease and Pauline is tasked with his care.

Several years into his journey, Jack reaches his lowest point. A visit from a mysterious beggar leads him back home and back to a relationship with Jesus. His journey is filled with joy, challenges, and at times, uncertainty. God challenges Jack to face his past to change his future.