Diana is the picture of a successful woman who has it all. She has a great husband, Michael, a beautiful daughter,Kelsey and she owns Sweet Lilies, a very popular and busy cafe and bakery. Diana's life seems perfect until she begins to realize the toll her long hours at Sweet Lilies have taken on her family when she discovers her husband's affair. Diana's world is still spinning when she gets a call from the hospital that her estranged mother who she has not spoken to since she was a teenager, was hospitalized with a terminal condition and Diana was the only one who could make end of life decisions for her. With little to no hope of her mother regaining consciousness, Diana is forced to reconcile with the past. Diana's faith is challenged in a powerful way as she struggles with forgiveness and reconciliation of the past, so she can be present for her family who needs her in the present.

A high-powered real estate executive returns home after her dad passes, the only way she'll inherit his estate is if she finds the only treasure that ever eluded him.

When his mother dies the week before Easter, widowed hotshot LA exec Nate Lassiter (David Lee Smith) and his head- strong Latina daughter Chloe (MIshka Calderon) must finally return to his hometown in Ohio, where he faces the daunting task of signing away his family's factory. Nate will collide with his spitfire cousin-with-a-grudge (Jenni-Kate Deshon) he forced to run the factory when he left years before, a labor-strike lead by a high school wrestling buddy (Austin St. John), and a legal battle over the factory sale - brought on by the girl he left behind, Grace (Ashley Bratcher). Forced to search his soul and embrace his past, in rediscovering with his home town Nate just might reconnect - with his Grace.