Shannon Bream - Fox News Sunday host, attorney, and bestselling author - joins Raymond Arroyo to discuss faith, suffering, and perseverance. In Nothing Is Impossible with God, she shares the unseen battles of her husband’s brain tumor and her own years of chronic pain.

Bream reflects on leaving law for journalism, trusting God through uncertainty, and why dependence - not self-confidence - is the key to overcoming life’s hardest moments.

Drawing on Scripture and stories like Gideon and Moses, she explains how faith grows in hardship - not comfort. Plus, a candid look at media, power, and integrity in Washington, and a rapid-fire close you won’t want to miss.

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This Holy Week edition of The Prayerful Posse dives into the global surge in Catholic converts—and why so many young people are returning to the Church. Raymond Arroyo, Father Gerald Murray, and Robert Royal explore the cultural forces behind this revival and whether the Church can sustain it.

The Posse also unpacks major developments under Pope Leo, including Vatican appointments, liturgical shifts, and ongoing debates over tradition, the Latin Mass, and the future of Catholic identity.

Plus, a look at rising persecution of Christians, Holy Week restrictions in Jerusalem, and key moral debates on war and immigration shaping the Church today.

In the “ray of light” segment, they highlight renewed interest in confession and the growing impact of Catholic media worldwide.

Stay the course. Follow the light.

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In this episode of Arroyo Grande, MercyMe frontman Bart Millard - voice behind I Can Only Imagine - reveals the truth about success: it doesn’t fix what’s broken.

At the height of his fame, Millard was battling depression, family struggles, and his son’s diabetes diagnosis. He shares how hitting rock bottom - and the song Even If - helped pull him back.

From the real story behind I Can Only Imagine to the pressures of life on the road, Millard opens up about pain, faith, and the tension between public success and private suffering.

A raw, honest conversation about endurance, healing, and holding on - even when life doesn’t go as planned.

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