Robin Evans had dedicated her entire life to the Lord, but then she met Alex Smith, the cute sports star of Fairview High School. Caught up in the excitement of new cars and new boys, Robin makes bad decision after bad decision, leaving behind not only her dedication to God’s service but also her convictions, her personal devotions, and even church. It doesn’t take long for Robin to learn what abandoning her convictions costs.

Robin Evans and Tom Channing are part of a group of teens spending a few days of Christmas break at a ski resort where Danny Orlis challenges the group to consider missions. While recovering from skiing injuries, Robin and Tom begin to feel called to serve God in some kind of Christian service, but their parents are opposed to them leaving the US. After Robin leads a friend to Jesus, she is more convinced than ever of her call and struggles to know the right thing to do.

Danny Orlis and his cousin Larry navigate a series of challenges and tests of faith. From rescuing Larry after a perilous fall overboard, to facing the consequences of a fight, their time together is marked by hazards. Even as they strive to remain faithful to Jesus in spite of the pressures of high school football, they find themselves caught in a dangerous gambling scheme that threatens the integrity of the team. With courage and determination, they must expose the culprits while staying true to their convictions. Amidst it all, they discover the power of forgiveness, the strength of real friendship, and the importance of unwavering faith.

Listening is often hard to do, especially when you want to do something that you should not. Danny and Rick witness to Ken Meyer about accepting Jesus as his Savior, but Ken doesn't listen. He says he has plenty of time to do that later. Ken finds himself in trouble again and again because of his stubborn rebellion. A dog nearly drowns in icy water; a fishing boat almost sinks, and Ken runs his boat into a dock. Ken doesn't have "plenty of time later" to make things right with Jesus. Instead, his careless ways catch up with him, and tragedy strikes.

Fairview High’s football team is on a winning streak, and the boys on the starting lineup are a hot topic. Robin is convicted about dedicating her life to foreign missions, but at the most critical moment, her parents surprise her by giving her a shiny red convertible. And now Alex, the quarterback, is seriously interested in her. One thing leads to another, and Robin finds herself on the road to selfishness and sin. Is there any hope of turning this mess around before it’s too late?

Ron and Darlene Orlis are serving at the mission station near High Rock in Canada. The Indigenous people who live there do not want Ron and Darlene there. One of them, Guy Ferebee, tells them to leave. Ron and Darlene try to find a way to stay and share the Gospel but fail. To complicate matters, a forest fire rages nearby. What can they do? Sadly, they make arrangements to fly out of there and pack up their belongings. Why did God bring them there only to have them leave before anyone accepted Jesus as their Savior? What happens next is totally unexpected.

At first, Doug is the star football player and encourages his brother Del to join the team, albeit for less-than-ideal reasons. But when his brother begins to outperform him and everyone starts raving about Del, Doug is overcome with feelings of resentment and jealousy. Things come to a head when Doug intentionally fails to block for Del in their final game of the season, and the coach intervenes. Can the brothers reconcile their differences quickly enough to emerge as true champions?

Johnny Larson’s life is in turmoil after the death of Fritz McCloud. It is his fault that Fritz is dead, and now the case is going to court. To make matters worse, Johnny’s friends no longer want to hang out, and while he really needs some money, who wants to hire a criminal? But then Fritz’s dad, Lester, speaks up on Johnny’s behalf in the courtroom, citing his new faith in Christ and distinctive character changes as the reason for his support. The judge postpones the sentencing to investigate further, keeping everyone in suspense. A bright spot, however, is some newfound friends from church who prove to be a real help in a time of need.