Nothing Is Impossible with God: Eleven Heroes. One God. Endless Lessons in Overcoming.

The Christian life rarely looks like the stained-glass images of childhood memory, serene, luminous, uncomplicated. God never promised that it would. What He promised was something more demanding and more sustaining: that He would be present through the storm. In Nothing Is Impossible with God, Shannon Bream turns to eleven biblical heroes whose lives make that promise concrete and credible. Moses, the slave-turned-prince who faced curveball after curveball without a straight path in sight. Daniel, maintaining integrity inside the most hostile environment imaginable. Joseph, carrying the weight of a "chosen one" designation through betrayal, slavery, and imprisonment. Jonah, who ran from his calling and ended up at the bottom of the sea. Elijah, moving from spectacular miracles to devastating loneliness. Peter, the most impulsive man in the Gospels, remade into the rock of the early church. None of these lives looked the way they were supposed to from the outside. All of them were used by God in ways their subjects could not have planned or predicted. For readers who feel stuck, overlooked, or far from where they expected to be by now, Bream's exploration of these eleven lives is an honest and deeply encouraging reminder that God's willingness to use imperfect, struggling people has never been in question.