Synopsis

The thought coiled within Robert Foust: to end his son Aaron’s life, a desperate act to avert a future of violence. But the path of vengeance receded, replaced by a surrender to something larger. He offered himself and Aaron to a higher power, a plea for guidance. In the ensuing days, the unfolding events forced him to confront the very nature of faith, and the unsettling possibility that divine purpose might not align with his own desperate desires.