Divine Calling in the Desert.

Sure! In the movie "Lilies of the Field," Homer initially resists Mother Maria's request to help build the church, stating that he has no experience in construction and has no intention of staying. However, he soon becomes drawn to the warmth and selflessness of the nuns, and he begins to believe that perhaps there is a higher purpose for him at the farm.

As Homer starts to work alongside the nuns, he forms strong bonds with them and becomes inspired by their faith and perseverance. Despite various obstacles, including a lack of funds and resources, Homer and the nuns work tirelessly to build the church.

Throughout the process, Homer and the nuns also face challenges from local contractors and suppliers who are skeptical of their abilities and intentions. However, they ultimately prove their detractors wrong, and the church is successfully completed through their hard work and determination.

The movie explores themes of faith, community, and the power of perseverance. It also delves into the unlikely but meaningful connections that can form between people from different backgrounds and walks of life. Lilies of the Field is a heartwarming and uplifting story that celebrates the strength of the human spirit and the belief in a higher purpose.