Chris Fabry Live

Tony Evans has a good word about the racial tension that continues in our country. The answer, he says, is oneness that’s achieved through kingdom unity. Then sociologist George Yancey will show why efforts at colorblindness and antiracism have not been effective in addressing those tensions. He says there’s a better way. Don’t miss the conversations on Chris Fabry Live.

​Elizabeth is a never-married single in her late 30s. Often, she’s felt her life wasn’t supposed to turn out like it has. It wasn’t supposed to be this way. If you’ve uttered that lament, don’t miss the program. Elizabeth says the goal is not to have the life you wanted, but to embrace the joy in the middle of the life you have. Hear more about that on Chris Fabry Live.

​What do you do for fun? What do you do simply because you like to do it, not because you earn something from it or get a return on your investment of time? It’s just something that’s fun. You’ll hear Nicole’s story—she didn’t have an answer and it led to burnout in her life. What do you for fun? Share your experience on Chris Fabry Live.

​Do you struggle with fear? As you try to make a decision, do you find yourself caught in the thought, “But what if my hope leads to disappointment? What if everything falls apart?” On the next Chris Fabry Live, you’ll be challenged to ask a different question. “What if it’s wonderful?” How do you release your fear, choose joy, and find the courage to celebrate? Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

​Did you go through Holy Week and have an unanswered question about the crucifixion or the resurrection? It’s the return of those boys of the Bible, the men of the Moody Commentary, (they put the “ox” in orthodoxy) the Two Michaels, Dr. Michael Rydelnik and Dr. Michael Vanlaningham. From Genesis to Revelation, nothing is out of bounds when the two Michaels are with us. Don’t miss the biblical fun on Chris Fabry Live.

​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.

We have a guest and a question for you. The guest is two-time national champion, Heisman Trophy winner, first round NFL draft pick Tim Tebow. He believes the secret to a truly meaningful life is not achievement or more comfort and ease, but recognizing the clear, unique mission God has set before you. Don’t miss Tim, as well as Chris' question, on Chris Fabry Live.

​Is it possible to face the darkest days of life with hope and purpose? Meet Colleen Chao. She never imagined hearing the words of her diagnosis. Cancer. Stage 4. Terminal. In the midst of the struggle and suffering, she also found joy. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

​Monday on Chris Fabry Live, our correspondent to pop culture, Dr. John Koessler, will join us to talk about what he calls “meme morality.” Maybe you’ve experienced this online pressure to comment about an important issue and take a stand. Or you’ve seen a quote that puts a certain group in its place. Dr. Koessler says the danger is reductionism. What do you think about meme morality? Don’t miss Chris Fabry Live.

Blogpost: The Trouble with Meme Activism

Twelve years ago two rising hymn writers joined us on Chris Fabry Live to talk about the passion of Christ, His sacrifice and suffering, and His victory over death, hell, and the grave. Keith and Kristyn Getty shared their hearts about the power of the cross. Linger a little with us as we contemplate what Jesus accomplished at Calvary. Don't miss our Good Friday edition of Chris Fabry Live.

Songs used: "The Power of the Cross" from In Christ Alone; "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" from In Christ Alone; "Still My Soul, Be Still" from Awaken the Dawn