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

by Shannon Bream

If your life doesn't look the way you expected, that doesn't mean God can't use you. In this new book, read by the author, Shannon Bream examines the "If we know God has already won the battle, why do we still struggle?" The Christian life often doesn’t feel like the stained-glass images we remember from childhood—happy, holy, hopeful. But God never promised that we won’t have trouble. Rather, He promises to be with us through the storm. Shannon Bream, the number-one New York Times bestselling author of The Women of the Bible Speak series, returns with a fresh collection of biblical stories that will hearten readers who feel stuck in a spiritual rut. People in the Bible—the very people in those stained-glass windows—struggled the exact way we do. Shannon chronicles unlikely biblical heroes, the slave-turned-prince who faced constant curveballs in life.Daniel, the exile who maintained his integrity in the most hostile environment imaginable.Joseph, the "chosen one" who had family trauma like you wouldn’t believe.Jonah, who ran away from his mission and ended up at the bottom of the sea.Elijah, the bold prophet who went from miracles to extreme loneliness.Peter, the impulsive and changeable fisherman who became a “rock” of the faith. Their journeys were full of trials, but they found abounding peace in Jesus. Nothing Is Impossible with God is an encouraging reminder of how the Lord is willing and able to bless us more than we can possibly imagine. It will comfort, inspire, and equip you for life’s challenges by showing that nothing is impossible with Him.

Genres: Christian

320 pages, Hardcover

Published March 10, 2026

Reviews

[kodeereads · Rating 3 out of 5]

2.5⭐️ rounded up - This is basically the Bible's greatest hits. I recommend just reading the Bible instead tbh. It had a lot of good stories...because they are from the Bible, but the author did do a good job with making each story easy to understand and would probably be good for young readers.