Health, Hope & Inspiration for People of Faith Living with Cancer

Laurie Smith Surrounding oneself with words that encourage and inspire hope potentially can support a healing environment during a cancer journey.

Kim Anderson Cancer has a way of placing a demand on one's untapped potential to act.

Judy Atwood A cancer journey is not an individual activity; one should not travel it alone.

Dr. Pankaj Vashi Can medicine and faith be an effective duo for treating sickness and disease?

Rev. Percy McCray and Wayne Shepherd One should know that an unwavering belief or calling to a "purpose" that is higher than themselves can propel an individual to do amazing feats in their life and on behalf of others. Purpose is powerful and power can come from purpose.

Pastor Greg Lesniewski More faith leaders are contracting cancer and it can be devastating not only for the pastor and their family, but also for the flock they lead. Listen as this pastor unpacks his journey.

Dr. Hatem Halabi God places gifts inside doctors and each of us to do what He's called us to do.

Eileen Moroney When the difficulty is too much, God is well able to carry us in His arms.

Dean Johnson God can use a cancer battle to bring us out better than we started.

Rev. Percy McCray and Wayne Shepherd Fear is not a friend, but it can motivate us to draw near to God.

Dr. Chevon Rariy When an integrative approach involves embracing both spirituality and science.

Edna Baptiste If we will allow Him, God will develop His heart in us to care for others.

Pastor Robert Bugh When the heat of trials come, it should drive us to God, not away from Him.

Christopher Lawrence Hope changes how we see and experience the difficulties of life.

Featuring: Rev. Percy McCray and Wayne Shepherd Cancer is not good, but God can still work it together for your good.

Featuring: Aloha Young When your spiritual tank is empty, pull up to God's pump for a refuel and refresh.

Featuring: Pastor Lloyd Wright Pastor Lloyd Wright, who was leading his local congregation as well as serving as a hospital chaplain, shares with Rev. Percy McCray his battle with three separate bouts of colon cancer, a stroke and temporary amnesia, which he chronicled in his book Fighting for My Life , explaining how he overcame the mental, emotional and physical journey to be cancer free.

Featuring: Choona Boiano Choona Boiano, former breast cancer patient who had a family history of cancer and survived, shares with Rev. Percy McCray that she was not really surprised when told of her diagnosis. She "knows that tomorrow is promised to nobody," but yet declares that she is here and acknowledges, "I know that God has something for me somewhere, sometime!"

Featuring: Rev. Percy McCray The hosts of Health, Hope and Inspiration engage around the subject of stress and its potential impact upon one's mental, emotional, and physical health. Is stress causing harm to our health, and what can we do to possibly offset its impact from a spiritual perspective?

Featuring: Coramae Blanck Coramae Blanck, a uterine cancer patient diagnosed in 2015, shares with Rev. Percy McCray how God assisted her through her medical care, and who, with a family history of cancer, was not initially shocked when told of her diagnosis. With strong family and community support, Coramae discovered a deeper and more abiding spiritual walk with God and assurance of her faith tha...

Featuring: Imogene Cross-Best Imogene Cross-Best, a breast cancer patient, shares with Rev. Percy McCray the conundrum she faced of choosing conventional treatment vs. only utilizing holistic care. Imogene eventually concluded, "we need to trust God through everything, including our medical care.

Featuring: Latashia Smith Latashia Smith, a multiple myeloma cancer survivor, shares with Rev. Percy McCray her faith journey through cancer treatment and how God has used her difficulty to deepen her faith and bring her to a new place of peace.

Featuring: Nancy Laquintano Nancy Laquintano, a two-time cancer survivor and nurse navigator, lives every day to the fullest. She shares with Rev. Percy McCray about the power of a positive attitude, the impact of faith, and the importance of loved ones when you face cancer treatment.

Featuring: Rev. Percy McCray Cancer is not a good thing, but sometimes it acts as a catalyst to propel patients toward accomplishing amazing things. Rev. Percy McCray and Wayne Shepherd share stories about cancer patients that used their suffering as a launch pad to greater purpose.

Featuring: Kathy Small Kathy Small shares with Percy McCray about her source of hope while receiving treatment for a rare blood disease and how her life is impacted by caring for everyday heroes in the cancer clinic.