Mark Williams must go through an agonizing and totally unexpected divorce. Quitting his job and moving back to his birth home in Buffalo Gap, South Dakota, he must resolve his divorce, and his infatuation with Alice, a beautiful Vice-principal of the local school. Alice's background, which is part Native American Sioux, adds consternation to the story. Mary, his first wife, is portrayed as a selfish, carousing individual who loses all. The relationship between Mark and Alice adds romance, conflict, and comedy. Dennis, the youngest son, continually adds embarrassment to Mark, Alice, and himself. Mark eventually finds himself in an enviable position, which will enable him to develop his hybrid Bison-blend cattle.

The life of Jesus is intertwined with biblical characters. Portrayed as fully human, Jesus, with the help of Mary and John the Baptist, must go through a difficult discernment process before he begins his public ministry. Both Mary and Jesus reminisce about their lives and how each faced significant crises in their lives. John the Baptist becomes a catalyst who helps Jesus discover his unique call to preach the Kingdom of God. Living in Capernaum, Jesus forms unique relationships with Peter, James, John, and Andrew, which serve as the basis for them to leave all and follow him.

The life of Jesus is intertwined with biblical characters. Portrayed as fully human, Jesus, with the help of Mary and John the Baptist, must go through a difficult discernment process before he begins his public ministry. Both Mary and Jesus reminisce about their lives and how each faced significant crises in their lives. John the Baptist becomes a catalyst who helps Jesus discover his unique call to preach the Kingdom of God. Living in Capernaum, Jesus forms unique relationships with Peter, James, John, and Andrew, which serve as the basis for them to leave all and follow him.

Mark Williams must go through an agonizing and totally unexpected divorce. Quitting his job and moving back to his birth home in Buffalo Gap, South Dakota, he must resolve his divorce, and his infatuation with Alice, a beautiful Vice-principal of the local school. Alice's background, which is part Native American Sioux, adds consternation to the story. Mary, his first wife, is portrayed as a selfish, carousing individual who loses all. The relationship between Mark and Alice adds romance, conflict, and comedy. Dennis, the youngest son, continually adds embarrassment to Mark, Alice, and himself. Mark eventually finds himself in an enviable position, which will enable him to develop his hybrid Bison-blend cattle.