Wayne’s parents drink and fight until he is eight when they go to church and profess faith in Christ. But his mother becomes disillusioned and they quit attending when he is twelve. He follows the world, learns karate and hurts others. He drinks, loses his license and his front teeth when he brashly rides a bull that horns him. His principal, a pastor, tries to warn him. He is badly burned by hot tar, promises to get back to God but doesn’t. Unable to work, he gets into drug dealing, has many close calls and even flies to Colombia, where God warns him again. Finally, he goes back to church, commits his life to Christ and walks away from drug dealing. Married with three daughters, he is faithful in ministry.