Brooke Turpin, Founder and CEO of INSPOCCO Fine Jewelry, shares how faith can redefine what is possible when God’s Word, presence, and power meet human limitation. With a distinguished career spanning senior leadership roles at Barneys New York and Variety, Brooke built a reputation for excellence in luxury branding, global partnerships, and high-level business growth. Yet her greatest leap came when she stepped away from corporate success with no plan—only obedience to God’s calling.
In this powerful episode, Brooke opens up about launching INSPOCCO, a fine jewelry brand created to help women express their faith with beauty, confidence, and purpose. From designing scripture-inspired pieces like the Esther 4:14 Crown to overcoming “impossible” manufacturing challenges through prayer and perseverance, Brooke reveals how speaking God’s Word aloud shifted obstacles into breakthroughs. She shares how business can be an engine for Kingdom impact, giving 20% of profits to ministries and using design as a vehicle for evangelism. This conversation is a bold reminder that when we align with God’s reality, the impossible becomes possible.

Rick Schirmer’s journey is a masterclass in faith-led risk, bold obedience, and divine alignment. Raised on an Arabian horse farm in Louisville, Kentucky, Rick never planned on Hollywood. Yet after being repeatedly called “Hollywood” by a college acquaintance—and feeling spiritually led to take a leap of faith—he moved to California with just $2,000 and a Discover card.
Initially pursuing pre-med and political science, Rick pivoted after realizing law school wasn’t his path. While attending Pepperdine’s MBA program at night and selling health insurance by day, he prayed for direction—and received it in the most unexpected way. A “spirit-led” visit to Kinko’s research sparked a cold call to the Motion Picture Association of America, which led to a life-changing meeting and eventually a role at The Walt Disney Company in government affairs.
From Disney collaborations with Fortune 500 brands like McDonald’s and American Express to launching viral influencer campaigns and helping shape the playbook for faith-based films such as The Passion of the Christ, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Chosen, House of David, and I Can Only Imagine, Rick has helped bridge politics, faith, and entertainment in powerful ways.
In this inspiring conversation, Rick shares how keeping awareness of God’s guidance, honoring relationships, and boldly taking the next step can turn the impossible into possible. His story is proof that when God calls you, He equips you.

In this powerful episode of Redefining Possible with Peyton Hoffman, we sit down with Leah Lahkiah—LA-based inspirational pop artist, worship leader, and the founder of ONNAROL Paint Co.—for an honest conversation about what it really means to redefine success as a creative.

Raised in Kentucky and Ohio and now rooted in Los Angeles, Leah has built a unique artistic identity that blends soulful depth, country twang, and bold pop hooks—delivering music filled with healing, hope, and faith. But beyond the stage, she’s also a thriving entrepreneur who paints homes, transforms spaces, and proves that artistry doesn’t have to fit into one box.

Leah opens up about the inner conflict many creatives face: the lie that you can’t be both an artist and a business owner without “giving up” on your dream. After a season of financial drought and a deep spiritual surrender in late 2024, Leah experienced a shift—one that brought unexpected provision, new relationships, and opportunities that once felt out of reach.

She shares how choosing “the hard” of ownership and independence ultimately brought freedom, how obedience changed her creative path, and how her identity as a loved child of God has shaped everything—from her songwriting to her leadership.

We also dive into her latest single “Brand New” (inspired by a powerful Romans 6 encounter), the dance remix release, and what’s coming next: her 6-song project Surrender arriving in early 2026, along with a pre-release celebration.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re allowed to pursue multiple callings—or if surrendering control might actually be the key to unlocking everything—you won’t want to miss this episode.

On this inspiring episode of Redefining Possible with Peyton Hoffman, Remy Bobo shares her faith-driven journey of finding a home for her family against all odds. From a last-minute rental offer to unexpected “God winks” and lessons in surrender, Remy recounts how she and her husband, Brandon, navigated the twists and turns of a challenging housing situation. Her story illustrates the power of trust, patience, and obedience to God, showing that what seems impossible is often part of a greater plan.

Suzanne Watson’s journey is living proof that it’s never too late to begin again. A wife, mother of three, and former events and film producer, Suzanne rediscovered herself on the trails after stepping away from running for over a decade due to injury. At 40, during the uncertainty of 2020, she laced up her shoes and took a leap of faith—one that led her from zero miles to completing 50K races, 100-mile ultramarathons, and beyond.

In this powerful episode, Suzanne shares how trail running—especially solo—became both a physical discipline and a deeply spiritual practice. Out in nature, she experiences clarity, peace, and an unmistakable closeness to God and the Holy Spirit. Her ultrarunning journey reshaped not only her mindset, but her career, leading her to guide others through transformative outdoor experiences at a luxury wellness retreat in Malibu. Suzanne’s story invites listeners to break past perceived limits and redefine what’s possible—physically, mentally, and spiritually.

Lisa and Russell Stuart are the definition of a power couple forged through faith, resilience, and radical love. In this deeply moving episode, attorney, author, and creator of The Drama Diet, Lisa Stuart, and security expert, public servant, and Beverly Hills Board of Education member Russell Stuart, share how life-altering moments reshaped their marriage, purpose, and faith.

From navigating a tumultuous divorce, blended family life, and public scrutiny to surviving a near-fatal carjacking accident that defied all medical odds, the Stuarts reveal how choosing love over judgment—and faith over fear—became their foundation. Lisa opens up about transmuting drama into growth, embracing self-love, and leading with courage, while Russell reflects on forgiveness, community prayer, mental health advocacy, and the awakening that followed surviving the impossible.

Together, they offer a powerful reminder: when everything collapses, love, faith, and courage can rebuild a life more authentic than you ever imagined.

When Karen Covell founded the Hollywood Prayer Network, she did it out of holy frustration—frustrated that the church hated Hollywood, and Hollywood hated the church. As a producer, author, and woman of deep faith, Karen saw the entertainment industry not as a lost cause, but as Nineveh: a place ripe for redemption.

In this powerful episode, Karen shares the courageous journey of starting and sustaining a global prayer movement in one of the most influential—and misunderstood—industries in the world. From painful early conversations to a network that now spans 170 chapters in 42 countries, Karen reveals what God is doing behind the scenes in Hollywood, why artists are modern-day prophets, and why Christians must follow their calling even when it’s uncomfortable. With wisdom, conviction, and grace, she challenges listeners to rethink influence, culture, and the power of prayer to transform hearts—and ultimately, the stories that shape the world.

Rachel McCord’s life is a living testament to what it means to redefine possible. From growing up in trailer parks with deeply ingrained limiting beliefs to building and selling her first company by 24 and launching globally viral brands, Rachel’s journey is one of faith, resilience, and radical mindset shifts. In this powerful episode, Rachel opens up about surviving open-heart surgery as a young mom, confronting generational trauma, and learning how worship, faith, and intentional thinking carried her through her most “impossible” moments.

As the founder and CEO of The McCord List, she shares her mission to inspire this generation to embrace their season of legacy and boldly step into the messages God is calling them to share. This is a raw, faith-filled conversation about transformation, surrender, and believing bigger than your circumstances.