When Faith Finds You: From Holocaust Shadows to Walking on Water

This episode of Dream Catcher: Peace ThroughUnderstanding weaves together two powerful journeys—one of salvation born out of unimaginable historical pain, and another of biblical insight thatreframes a familiar story. Robin Hardin welcomes Marie “Tunie” Lang, who describes herself as a “good Catholic girl who married a Jewish man whose parents survived concentration camps, though his grandparents did not.” Tunie opens her heart about the weight of that history, the reverence she felt stepping into a family marked by the Holocaust, and the surprising way God pursued her.She shares how she was eventually born again, and how—through patience, prayer, and the quiet work of the Holy Spirit—her husband later followed her into arelationship with Christ. Their story becomes a testimony of redemption that stretches across generations.Later in the program, Bill Woodson revisits the well‑knownmoment when Peter walked on water. Many believe Peter began to sink because he took his eyes off Jesus, but Bill challenges that assumption. Drawing directly from Scripture, he offers an alternative explanation—one that invites listeners to rethink what faith looks like in the middle of life’s storms and how God responds when our courage falters.This episode blends history, testimony, and biblicalrevelation, reminding us that God meets us in the deepest wounds of the past and the most uncertain steps of the present.