Soon after Tracy moved to Chattanooga, Easter was upon him. Because Tracy was born on Easter Sunday and didn’t want to spend the holiday with strangers, he teamed up with an old friend to attend services. On both occasions, preachers Tracy didn’t know prophesied to him directly, which led Tracy farther down his path.

Tracy discusses how following His instructions was easy at first, and then harder. He also talks more about his first vision, and how it healed him in a way he didn’t expect.

A few years into Tracy’s first job in nuclear power, things were in transition in more ways than one. In short order, Tracy simultaneously lost his job and was interviewed for another, and his training with the Tall Shiny Silver Figure began in earnest with his first waking vision.

In this episode, Tracy talks about what it was like to be walking with Him in his adult life. This was new, and there were many things Tracy didn’t have an answer to, but He did.

This episode is a turning point, and describes how Tracy’s faith begins to match up with this world. This synthesis includes his brother Freddie, which becomes prophetic.

Tracy describes a turning point in his relationship with the Tall Shiny Silver Figure, when he realizes  it is His detailed instructions that were most important.

After his Mom’s passing, Tracy falters until he finds himself failing out of college. With dwindling options, he reaches out to the Tall Shiny Silver Figure, who gives him an unusual directive that changes his course.

In this episode, Tracy reflects on how the Tall Shiny Silver Figure prepared and protected him from such a devastating event in his life.

In this pivotal episode, Tracy experiences a Christmas with his family that he will always remember. Shortly after, unexpected tragedy makes Tracy realize the preparation for his spiritual training into the supernatural has already begun.

In this short episode, Tracy explores a new relationship, but finds his move back to West Virginia unsettling. Then, an eerie calm overtakes Granny and Moody before an uproar the day before Vera arrives for Thanksgiving.