Noah Funk is a Mennonite in good standing with his church congregation and agrees to become the congregation's new pastor. He has a wife and two teenagers attending high school in the town of Antioch, a small town with a population of 9,500. The Mennonites are struggling with a few of their members being wolves hiding in sheep's clothing. These (Mennonite) wolves are actually drug dealers, extortionists and murderers and it is now up to the new pastor Noah Funk to keep his congregation both spiritually and physically free from outside temptations such as drugs and ...

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Noah Funk's ultimatum by drug kingpin Eli Voss is to accept his role as the local drug distributor, or kill his own brother. Voss also threatens to kill Noah's family as well unless Noah agrees to manage the drug distribution business.

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The local drug dealers demand on reduced rates for drugs from Noah in exchange for towing the plane out of the water. Noah devises his own plan to pull the drug plane out of the lake and retrieve the drugs without their assistance.

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Gerry Epp, while still in jail, threatens Noah that he will come after his brother, his wife and his children if Noah does not follow Eli's instructions in his drug empire.

Noah and Anna Funk find themselves under excruciating pressure from drug lord Eli Voss when he threatens Eli's brother Abel, and their daughter Tina has also disappeared and Eli advises Noah and Anna all will be well if they do as he says.

While Noah is held captive Eli Voss goes about tying up loose ends. Anna continues to show her resourcefulness in the face of dangers arising from the business. Agent Riley and Novak refuse to give up. Someone is forced to choose sides as someone new is shown the business.