Chris Fabry Live

When Christmas Clicked—that’s the topic on our next edition of Chris Fabry Live. For some, the truth of the Incarnation came in a worship service, or alone reading the Scriptures. For one guest, it was a cartoon from the 1960s. When did you really understand what happened in Bethlehem 2000 years ago? When did Christmas “click” for you? Don’t miss a "Best of” conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

The Gospel in Dickens. That’s our topic on Chris Fabry Live. You’ll hear from a fluent Dickens scholar who will talk about some of his most famous stories. In spite of his own failings, or, perhaps because of them, Charles Dickens never stopped exploring the themes of sin, guilt, repentance, redemption, and restoration found in the Gospel. Hear this "Best of" conversation about the Gospel in Dickens on Chris Fabry Live.

When you were a child, did you hear stories from parents or grandparents about Christmas during the Depression? Maybe they talked about how hard it was, and how, if they simply received an orange, they were ecstatic. Hear a "Best of" broadcast with a woman who grew up on a sharecropper’s farm. Plus, hear from a familiar Moody Radio host! Don’t miss the memories on Chris Fabry Live.

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​Get ready for some great Christmas week programs on Chris Fabry Live. As you walk through your winter wonderland, you’ll hear Jingle Bells and White Christmas and Rudolph and Frosty. But Nancy Demoss Wolgemuth wants us to consider the first songs of Christmas. Songs that aren’t a few hundred years old, but 2,000 years old. What are the first songs? Find out on Chris Fabry Live.

​Did the angels sing to the shepherds? Was Jesus born in a stable, a cave, or some other dwelling? The two Michaels return to answer questions about the first Christmas. What does the biblical record tell us and not tell us? What are the misconceptions we have about the birth of Jesus? Don’t miss the biblical fun we’ll have with the two Michaels on Chris Fabry Live.

Are you a single mom raising a son? Millions of moms are raising boys alone. On our next Chris Fabry Live, Roland Wilson will share his own life experience. He’ll invite single moms on a journey to both heal their hearts and parent their boys to become healthy men, good husbands, and strong fathers. Don’t miss the encouragement on Chris Fabry Live.

​They write and sing songs for the church that are biblically based, lyrically rich and sonically engaging. Shane & Shane return to talk about the heart of worship and their new album, Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs. And you know they’re going to talk about worship at Christmas. Don’t miss the conversation and music from Shane & Shane on Chris Fabry Live.

​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.

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