Chris Fabry Live

Something needs to change. Something at the back of your mind tells you, I need to get better at "blank." Fill in the blank. Tell us one thing you’re not as good at as you want to be. It might be on the job, in your parenting, your marriage, your dating life—what is one thing where you need to improve? And how are you going to do that? Don’t miss the vulnerability on Chris Fabry Live.

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The sentiment was unanimous for Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin. Pray. But what do we mean when we say that word? There’s a cultural answer to that question: prayer is to think positive thoughts. But what’s the biblical answer? Dr. John Koessler will join us to talk about this important topic. The conversation may help your prayer life here at the start of the new year. Don’t miss Chris Fabry Live.

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​Studies show that in the last ten years, 16 million American women have left the church. Are you one of them? We're going to have an honest conversation about why many women can't do chuch anymore and the ramifications of that. Have you been hurt of disillusioned by the church? Don't miss the conversation with Ericka Andersen on Chris Fabry Live.

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As we begin a new year, author and Bible teacher Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth has an idea to invigorate your personal devotional life in 2023. You’ve heard of keeping a diary or a journal of your own life. What if you journaled your walk through the Scriptures each day? Don’t miss the encouraging and motivating conversation on Tuesday's Chris Fabry Live.

52 Weeks in the Word podcast

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Walker was a hard-living atheist singer-songwriter who was at a low point. Craig was a pastor with dreams of being used greatly by God, but life hadn’t turned out like he thought it would. The unlikely friendship of these two changed both of their lives. Hear the story of Walker Hayes and Craig Cooper on Chris Fabry Live.

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Don’t miss the final broadcast of Chris Fabry Live for 2022. We’re going back to February to talk about “The Song You Sang.” Larry performed a tenor solo 50 years ago and he talked about it on social media. That story led us back to listeners’ childhoods, high school and college days. What song did you sing and why did the music stick with you? Don’t miss this fun encore conversation on Friday’s Chris Fabry Live.

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How do you look at a work of art? When you visit an art museum, how do you see the beauty in what’s being expressed on the canvas? Pastor and author Russ Ramsey says we need to see art through the eyes of faith. We’ll talk about some of the world’s most celebrated artists and works, as well as the way they present the gospel. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

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Boundaries in relationships aren’t just a good idea, they’re God’s idea. Lysa TerKeurst struggled with boundaries because they seemed unloving or selfish. But the more she studied, the more she realized that biblical boundaries in relationships enable you to love well and avoid dysfunction. Don’t miss the encouraging conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

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Do you struggle with toxic thoughts about yourself and others? Do you feel like you’re being held hostage by what’s going on inside your mind? Pastor and author Manny Arango says God wants to wash our brains and help us overcome the anxious thoughts, the self-doubt, the bitterness and other struggles. Do you need that kind of freedom? Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

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How would you feel if you woke up one day and the last 13 years had vanished from your memory? Marcy Gregg was 30 years old, but she thought she was 17. She didn’t recognize her husband or her children. So she did the only thing she could think to do—pretend she remembered. Hear her story of hope and struggle on Chris Fabry Live.

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