Unshakable Hope Podcast

Lara Silverman, a Stanford Law graduate and former U.S. Attorney’s Office hire, shares how a sudden, rare neurological illness left her mostly bedridden for eight years, forcing her to resign and endure years of misdiagnoses, failed treatments, and isolation while God repeatedly comforted her through Scripture and community. After a surprise love story and the loss of her husband, Laura found renewed joy through comedy, wrote the memoir Singing Through Fire from her bed, and emphasizes trusting God’s higher ways and eternal purpose in suffering.

Cara Shine grew up as the only Jewish child in her area where antisemitic bullying left her feeling rejected not only by peers, but also by Jesus. Her perspective shifted years later during the terrifying Beltway sniper attacks when she encountered Jesus' love in a profound way.

Jodi Allen shares her story of a marriage impacted by her husband’s long-term pornography struggle, culminating in a two-year attempt at healing through and eventual divorce. She emphasizes God’s presence, kindness, and gentle healing in suffering.

Cheryl Scanlan shares powerful and practical examples of how we can live a life of rest and how we can access all of Christ's spiritual blessings in our everyday. We'll discover how to intentionally open our hearts and receive God's peace, comfort, and guiding voice rather than rush past these divine invitations.

Amber Smith—wife of former country music artist Granger Smith and author of The Girl on the Bathroom Floor—shares the heartbreaking and hope-filled story of losing their three-year-old son, River, to a drowning in 2019.