This the final installment in the Christian Fiction series: Way Station Part I, Beyond the Way Station Part II-To Hell for the Holidays, The Way Station Part III -- The Day After Life. If your goal is to get to Heaven then here is one interpretation from the book designed to provide Basic Instruction Before Leaving Earth; better known as the BIBLE, of what will happen the Day After Life. Life is like a basketball game or any other team sport. The coach (God) sends you in to help win the game. The goal of Life is to win as interpreted by the one who created the game in the first place (God). So with that picture in your mind let me complete my explanation of the game of Life; the told you to go in and win the game. That is the same thing he told all of the other players in the locker room. The Coach gave everyone their individual assignments; they practiced their assignments within the context of the play's the Coach designed. The Coach told every one about the opponent's strengths, strategies, even the individual players the opponent will be using during the game. You on the other hand seemingly understood every thing the Coach has explained, you were given the play book (Bible) and told to study it in preparation for the is big game. You've seen the film clips of some of your opponent's team mates (Nightmares and real life meanies) and you've practiced how to defend them, or keep them from scoring. Now you walk on the court, we are talking about basketball here, and all you can remember is score as many points as possible and you will obtain the goal that the coach sent you in to do. As the game gets going the only things that cross your mind are scoring, then assisting and then defending. Occasionally someone calls for a particular play to be run and you suddenly find yourself confused or distracted not knowing whether to pass the ball to the open man or to stick to the designated play and hit the man at the spot he is supposed to be at. Now the final buzzer has rung and the game is over you are in the locker room and the Coach is going over your performance during the game that lead to the final score. How do you think this conversation is going to go when the Coach will not tell you the final score before the conversation begins? The Day After Life is that moment when the game is over and the score board is being tallied but the Coach is questioning your performance on the court. Not knowing whether your team won or not or if you will receive the MVP or be kicked off the team you face the litany of opened questions from the press, the fans, the Coach and the Teams Owner while awaiting the ultimate decision. Will your contract be approved? Follow four team players through this life's final inquiry, the one that determines where their soul's next final resting place will be the Day After Life.