It is one of the coldest days of the year in rural Anchorage, Alaska. Bob is excited to go riding on his new snowmobile. He's been saving his money for almost two years to buy this beauty. Bob just turned 25 last Saturday, and he is employed by a large law firm. His fiancee Terri is due any moment to ride with him around his mom and dad's 25O-acre farm. Terri and Bob met at the bank where she is a manager. They are due to be married this coming June if Bob agrees to Terri's ultimatum. Soon Terri drives up in her big 4x4 truck. It's now 1 pm and the forecast is for more heavy snow.

Terri's dad is a gospel evangelist and Terri is a dedicated Christian.  Terri loves Bob, but he is an alcoholic. He began binge drinking while in college. Terri's 

brother died a few years back while driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. She said she would never marry a man who drank. She made her mind up if Bob drinks one more time she will break off the engagement and relationship. Bob swears he'll quit, but before Terri arrives he drinks half a pint of whiskey. 

Terri exits the truck and Bob grabs her and kisses her passionately.

Bob Davis, let me go!  you've been drinking!

Come on babe, I've only had a nip, just because it's cold. Come on, get on, let's ride and talk!

Reluctantly Terri agrees to ride for just a few minutes.

Bob went with her last week to a revival her dad was preaching. The message was "Please don't miss heaven."

It was a heart-stirring message. Bob was affected by it and even shed a few tears, but would not go forward and accept Jesus Christ as his personal saviour. Terri was really hurt by his failure to respond to the altar call.

Bob, you shouldn't put off the

Holy Spirit while he was wooing

you to get saved! That is very

dangerous!

Suddenly Bob loses control of the snowmobile. He is going full speed over an embankment and hits a tree. Terri is thrown clear and is dazed and suffers a broken arm. She crawls to where Bob is, his head is cut severely.

Bob, Bob are you ok? Bob, You're hurt bad, can you hear me?

Oh, Terri, I should have come when Jesus was calling. Now I'll miss heaven........