​Will there be an empty place at your table this year? A lot of families are grieving a loss at the end of 2021. Our correspondent to all things literary, Dr. Rosalie de Rosset, will join us. She’s been through the loss of her brother a few weeks back and believes in the power of lament and the grieving process. There’s a spot at the table for you on Chris Fabry Live.

​It’s the most wonderful time of the year—unless it’s not. We live in a broken world. Many struggle with mental illness, depression, or doubt. Sarah Clarkson has, and she believes that by encountering God’s beauty in the midst of the pain, you can be a witness of His healing love and hope. Find out how on Chris Fabry Live.

​If you’re single or considering a breakup in a relationship, don’t miss Chris Fabry Live. Statistically, December 11 is the most common day of the year to break off a romantic relationship. Lisa Anderson has lived that truth—she was dumped twice on Christmas Eve. She says, if you must break up, follow a few guidelines. Hear more on Chris Fabry Live.

How to Break Up Like a Grown-up During the Holidays

​In today’s tech-driven culture, we have more information at our fingertips than our parents could imagine. And with all the upside to that access, we’ve lost the ability to focus and actually read a book. Dr. Leland Ryken and Glenda Mathes will give practical encouragement on how to recover the delightful and lost art of reading on Chris Fabry Live.

​Last week on Chris Fabry Live, we heard a song about children, divorce and the reality of one heart with two homes. Our correspondent to the blended family, Ron Deal, returns to unpack some of the issues families are dealing with during a blended Christmas. There’s hope and encouragement ahead for the struggles you may be facing on Chris Fabry Live.

​Wives, have you found the hero in your husband? Dr. Juli Slattery returns to expand on her “hero” theory. But what if he won’t get a job? What if he’s controlling? How do you find the hero in your husband without trying to make him someone he isn’t? If you’re facing disappointment in your marriage, don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

​If you feel like your life is out of control because you rush from one appointment to the next, trying to get all the checks on your busy to-do list, don’t miss Chris Fabry Live. Jordan Raynor says there’s a different way to live—it’s the way Jesus approached his day. This is not a new time management program—it’s a lifestyle. And you’ll hear about it on Chris Fabry Live.

​We are told in Scripture to seek peace and pursue it. Jesus said the peacemakers are blessed. Friday on Chris Fabry Live—we have a song and a question. The song is about something that happened in history at Christmas. The question is—how are you doing at peacemaking? What steps are you taking to bring calm and hope in a relationship? Don’t miss the peaceful conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

On the next Chris Fabry Live, you’ll hear the heart of Rachael Nemiroff. She’s a young musical artist whose latest song came from a painful episode in her life. Like many today, her parents divorced when she was a child and that event has shaped and colored her life in a lot of ways. Share your reaction to "One Heart, Two Homes" on Chris Fabry Live.

​Do you know what the term "mama bear" means? The founder of Mama Bear Apologetics, Hillary Ferrer will join us to talk about training children to know and respect God’s design in a world that has rejected it. She and Amy Davison have written a guide to sexuality that might be helpful as you raise your children. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.