FAITH

Successful contractor James Chapman and his new business partner, charismatic crop duster Tommy Noble, place ahigh-stakes bid on a lucrative city contract, banking on the election of mayoral candidate Boone. Tommy, fueled by blind ambition, assures James that their company is on the brink of something big—but Amanda, James ’pragmatic wife and a successful real estate agent, isn’t convinced. Meanwhile, their daughter Madi, a high school Senior, feels the weight of her mother’s grief over her late brother, Stephen, and dreams of a new starting college, away from home. As political tensions rise in the small town, Amanda gets an unsettling glimpse into Tommy’s financial dealings when his wife, Ashley, sets her sights on a lavish new home. However, in a pivotal moment, Tommy’s unshakable confidence in his political connections starts to show cracks as the reality of his backroom deals threatens to unravel everything. As the election looms, everyone’s future hangs in the balance—did Tommy place his faith in the right place?

HOPE

Disgraced former bull rider Walker Allen—once arising star, now just another man trying to rebuild—shows up at a local rodeo determined to prove he still belongs. But after a humiliating ride he’s left injured and questioning everything. Now working as a real estate agent in the same office as Amanda, Walker’s bitterness festers, especially as Amanda’s success outshines him. Amanda’s frustration with Walker finally boils over as she confronts him about his arrogance, only to realize that his self-destruction runs deeper than she thought. Walker is carrying a dark and painful secret that will forever challenge her perspective. Does she have the grace and strength to offer hope to such a hopeless soul? Adding to her stress at work, Amanda and James struggle with their grief, failing to connect and support each other.

‍LOVE

Against the backdrop of a pastor’s lamented sermon on the nature of love; what it means to love God, to love your neighbor, we meet Foster, a transient man struggling to survive on the streets. After nearly hitting Foster and his loyal dog with his truck, James is unable to shake his guilt, but Foster does not welcome the attention. Elsewhere, Madi struggles with the cutthroat world of high school track, where Coach Aidan’s obsession with winning borders on cruelty. When her relay race Muslim teammate, Amira, unexpectedly takes the fall for Madi’s botched handoff, Madi is left grappling with what loving your neighbor really means, especially when your neighbor is so different. As James and Amanda deal with their separate crises, the weight of their past and present choices threatens to pull them apart. In the end, James, Amanda, and Madi are forced to ask themselves: what is faith without action? What is hope without change? And what is love without sacrifice?

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