Trudy’s dreams have turned to nightmares through her husband’s gambling addiction. When he leaves her to face the consequences of his latest spree she is friendless and penniless, able to trust no one but herself. She wonders if this is God’s punishment for breaking ties with her parents. Trudy believes if she can fix her mistakes and do everything right, life will finally fall into place. A new job introduces her to the widow Carol and her daughter, Kim. They also endure financial hardship and loss, but lean on God to provide. The women forge a friendship even though Trudy hides her past, including her marriage to Phillip. Trudy longs to depend on someone who will never change, but it takes more than one step of faith to fully recognize that God is at work in her life. When Phillip’s reappearance creates chaos instead of reconciliation, Trudy must make a difficult decision about the husband she still loves. When she loses everything she thought she wanted, it is then she finds God’s Love is Most Faithful.