Chris Fabry Live

How do you become a good neighbor? How do you connect more deeply with others when we live in a detached, distracted, and divided world? Shannan Martin says it begins with one word. You’ll find out what it is, as well as more simple ways to live connected. What steps have you taken to be a good neighbor? Join us for Chris Fabry Live.

Christianity is a White, imperialistic religion. That’s the accusation you hear in the culture. Apologist and author Abdu Murray says the truth is that Christianity is actually the source for cherished Western ideals of racial and gender equality. What’s one of the arguments against Christianity you’ve encountered? Talk with Abdu Murray on the next Chris Fabry Live.

Who celebrated your success? And how far did they go to show their excitement? Hear the story about a man who had a dream and worked hard at it. Last week his dream came true and a friend from college drove a long way to show his support. Don’t miss the story, then share who celebrated your success—or whose success you celebrated—on Chris Fabry Live.

​If you’re going through a season of sorrow, don’t miss a conversation with pastor and author Tim Challies. Two years ago, Tim and his wife heard the shocking news that their 20-year-old son, who was studying in seminary, had collapsed and died. That forced them into a season of sorrow and grief, that led to real hope. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

Friday on a "Best of Chris Fabry Live," it’s not the two Michaels, it’s the two Rydelniks! That’s right, Open Line’s Dr. Michael Rydelnik is joined by his life-long marital and biblical sidekick, Eva Rydelnik. Together they’ll discuss the book of Proverbs. If you don’t have a favorite Proverb, we’ll have plenty for you to choose from on a "Best of Chris Fabry Live."

What is the purpose of life? Is it all meaningless? Solomon pondered that question in the book of Ecclesiastes. Pastor John Onwuchekwa will encourage you to find that purpose in the middle of difficult circumstances. If you’re looking for peace, if you desire a deeper relationship with God, don’t miss a "Best of" conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

We’re going to the archives for a quintessential program we conducted less than a month into the start of the program. Back in 2008, Chris told the story about a fast food restaurant, his oldest daughter, and a set of car keys. It led to some vulnerable moments as listeners talked about the trash they have metaphorically dug through in their loved ones' lives. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

​Change. Loss. Storms. All of these can overwhelm you when they hit. If you’re stressed by life, Max Lucado wants you to know that help is here. On our next Chris Fabry Live, Max will talk about the help we have in the third member of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit. If you’re weary from carrying all the burdens and challenges, don’t miss the encouragement from Max Lucado.

Fernando Ortega calls him one of the greatest living banjo players on the planet. Monday on Chris Fabry Live, Ron Block will join us. He’s best known for his work with the Grammy-winning band Alison Krauss and Union Station. Our topic is how to cultivate a dependence on God that allows us to live fully loved. Don’t miss the music and encouragement on Chris Fabry Live.

Her story has inspired people around the world. She has lived her faith in the midst of intense suffering. Joni Eareckson Tada will talk about the hymns that have infused her life with hope. If you’re going through a painful season or a storm, don’t miss the conversation about hymns for your weary soul, Friday on Chris Fabry Live.