They went on a two-week journey that took three years . . .

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The year is 1879. Solomon Hawk graduates from Yale to please his father, who insists his son will spend his life in the pulpit. But Solomon wrestles with a fierce ambition to make his mark in the world as an architect.

A family crisis on graduation day forces him to strike out alone to see his dying grandfather hundreds of miles away. He must figure out how to get there one day at a time with no map and little money.

By the grace of God, he meets a stranger—a young blacksmith—who is traveling in the same direction and is in a similar situation. Despite their stark differences, they form a friendship and forge an unexpected bond.

Embark on an unforgettable journey with Solomon and Jacob as they brave the trials of becoming the men they were meant to be. In this tale of courage, perseverance, and redemption, witness how their struggles reveal a profound sense of purpose and destiny.