Another Crossroad

Petra keeps indecision as an ongoing, repeated experience in "Another Crossroad" — "another day of indecision, there's a battle in my head... and now I'm at another crossroad, and I don't know which way to go." The title's word "another" signals this is a familiar pattern, not a single crisis.

"It's not a matter of submission, I'll go where I'm led, but my mind keeps changing every day" separates willingness from certainty — the problem isn't reluctance to obey, but not knowing which direction obedience actually requires. "Sometimes I feel a hesitation, is it me or is it You? I only need some kind of clue" admits genuine confusion about how guidance is even supposed to feel.

"When your Word lights the path and I obey" and the closing "when I acknowledge you in all my ways" both quote Proverbs directly, naming the actual practice the song is committing to even while the specific direction still isn't clear.