Crossroads

The Narrator tells, albeit not for the first time, of how God has come through on his behalf to help him reach the productive future he has been praying for—at Bryan College.

I still don’t know, honestly, why I am so depressed and weary So many things have happened, and I don’t want to share them all, …

Continuing his story of depression, the narrator sheds a bit more light on the nature of his internal conflict.

The narrator shares the story of a crippling personal tragedy, as well as the people and things that helped him through it.

The narrator begins to suggest a close to his Crossroads series, hinting at a rather inconclusive resolution.

Without many answers for what the future holds, the narrator explores the two possibilities that seem by far the most likely.

The narrator continues telling of the uncertainty surrounding Bryan College, sharing the sudden hope he had, and how tentative that hope has been in his mind.

After a month-long break in his writings, the narrator is suddenly faced with the fact that Bryan College may not be an option for him.