Sabrina Hyman recounts her life of being raised in a home without her biological father. At the time, that met her expectations. Her culture defined her expectations then, and her stepfather functions as her Dad now. Through her relationship with God and His transforming power, she resolves her past by not carrying forward the cultural "norms" in which she was raised. Sabrina acknowledges she has the ability and resolve to accept her biological father through her forgiveness and his repentance.