You are in an elevator with five other people on the thirtieth floor. You are the only person of faith—the only representative of the Body of Christ. Suddenly, the elevator brakes to a stop between the twenty-seventh and twenty-eighth floors. The power has failed throughout the city.

An overweight man is claustrophobic and begins to sweat. You can see his face begin to turn red in the soft emergency lighting. The big man crumples to the floor of the elevator. He has had a catastrophic heart attack. A woman picks-up the emergency phone, but it will take more than thirty minutes for paramedics to climb to the twenty-seventh floor.

Through His Holy Spirit, in that voice you recognize as His, God speaks to you and asks you to fall to your knees, place your hand on the man’s heart, and to audibly pray for a miracle. Immediately, the internal debate begins:  Is God really speaking to me? What if nothing happens? What will the others think?

You choose to remain silent. What will happen—will the man die? Assume that it is God’s will for the man to live.