Show Notes
Trials are part of the Christian life. Pain. Waiting. Setbacks. Prayers that seem unanswered. But even in the darkest valleys, God is present — and often far closer than we realize.
On this episode of Stakscast, Fox News chief legal correspondent and Fox News Sunday anchor Shannon Bream joins Erick Stakelbeck to discuss her powerful new book, Nothing Is Impossible With God: 11 Heroes, One God, Endless Lessons in Overcoming.
Shannon opens up about her own deeply personal journey — from career rejection and professional setbacks to a painful genetic eye condition that left her searching for answers and clinging to God in the middle of suffering.
She shares how biblical figures like Noah, Moses, Daniel, Elijah, and Gideon reveal what it looks like to trust God when life makes no sense, when fear sets in, and when the road ahead feels impossible.
This is a conversation about perseverance. About pain with purpose. About faith in the middle of uncertainty. And about the truth that even when God doesn’t change the situation immediately, He is still working. If you’re walking through a hard season, this episode is for you.
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