In "God's Country" (2012), we follow the ambitious Meghan Doherty, a rising executive whose relentless drive for success has left her personal life in shambles. After sealing a lucrative multi-million dollar deal, her CEO, Randolph Whitaker, presents her with the opportunity of a lifetime: to acquire a valuable piece of land in the Mojave Desert, known as God's Country. This high-stakes mission involves persuading Eden Graham, a devoted minister who runs a youth camp with his wife and son, Jake, to relinquish his cherished property before auction. With a staggering $100 million at stake, Meghan arrives in style, her sleek Ferrari and designer wardrobe starkly contrasting the camp's rustic charm. Despite initial tensions, Eden challenges Meghan to spend a week at the camp, promising to sign over the land if she fails to see its true worth. As she navigates the complexities of faith, community, and personal ambition, Meghan is forced to confront what truly matters in her quest for success. Will she prioritize wealth over values, or discover a deeper calling amidst the desert's beauty?