Maintaining the family winter tradition, Pastor Haugen, his wife Helen, and their three teenage children whisk away to South Lake Tahoe after Christmas and stay until the New Year.

Upon reaching their destination, they notice a Range Rover has stalled in front of their property. Two gentlemen are waiting for roadside assistance. As a kind gesture, Pastor Haugen and Helen offer the comfort of their home until help arrives.

They are especially pleased to find out one of the strangers owns a property 15 miles away. The family has settled in, and due to a sudden change in the weather pattern, conditions worsen. It’s late, roadside assistance calls, and it may be several more hours before anyone will arrive to help.

Once again, the two strangers are offered a generous act - this time, to stay the night. As the evening is bowing into night, moral compasses are revealed, and the once-believed-congenial strangers are, in fact, gay.

Conversations explode! The entire household is fixated on the pastor's actions to maintain control. Everything he's spent his entire life teaching and preaching is now on the line. Will he remain within the will of God or does human nature compel otherwise?

A murder? An accident? Someone dies before six o’clock, the next morning.