Chris Fabry Live

On the next Chris Fabry Live, we’ll take you to the Seattle Symphony’s performance of Tchaikovsky’s "Violin Concerto." Violinist Ray Chen was playing his Stradivarius when his E-string snapped. Do you know what happened next? Find out, then tell your story of when the string snapped in your life. Don’t miss the encouragement on Chris Fabry Live.

​Do you struggle with self-doubt? We are going to talk about the man in the Bible who was the biggest self-doubter. He was given a huge assignment but shrank from it. Our guest is author and speaker Erica Wiggenhorn. She says our problems today are similar to that biblical character. How can we stop striving and let God be enough? Join us for Chris Fabry Live.

There is an epidemic of loneliness among us. We have lost the art of connection and relationship. Addiction, mental illness, suicidal thoughts, and self-injury stem from loneliness. Dr. Mark Mayfield understands the crisis from personal experience. How do you move from isolation to connection? Join us for Chris Fabry Live.

​Do you remember your mother or father sitting down and reading a story to you? What was the first book you recall? Can you see the wrinkled cover and the illustration on the front? Hear from performance storyteller Bob Hartman who is also a children’s author. Then it’s your turn to rehearse a childhood reading memory. Don’t miss the fun on Chris Fabry Live.

Everybody wonders if there’s an afterlife. Can we know what’s on the other side? Bestselling and award-winning author Lee Strobel joins us to talk about The Case for Heaven. He’s interviewed experts about the evidence for an afterlife. And he’s found credible answers to the most provocative questions about what happens when we die. Hear Lee Strobel on Chris Fabry Live.

Watch Lee speak Sunday, Nov 7 at 6:30pm CT

​Don’t quit! Keep striving. Keep struggling. Whatever you do, don’t quit. Ever hear that? Hear what a coach said about a player who came into his office and said he was leaving the team. The coach didn’t scold, didn’t get angry or try to get him to keep playing. The coach was actually happy. Happy that a player quit? Give your reaction to the coach’s words on Chris Fabry Live.

​Many girls and young women believe they are defined by their struggles and their worth comes from looks or achievement. Founder and Director of Wonderfully Made and award-winning author Allie Marie Smith will share her story. She says no matter what other voices may say, God declared you have been lovingly and wonderfully made. Hear the encouragement on Chris Fabry Live.

​He is a living legend—and you’ll hear him on Chris Fabry Live. Civil Rights and reconciliation pioneer Dr. John Perkins has lived through a lot of loss and suffering. But he’s allowed God access to transform that pain and heartache into a joyful, God-honoring life. Don’t miss the valuable lessons he’s learned—hear Dr. John Perkins on Chris Fabry Live.

It’s the return of a man who helps us understand the Bible. Professor at Moody Bible Institute and host of Open Line Dr. Michael Rydelnik is back! He will guest-host the program and take your calls. He wants to hear your feedback on this: “What question about God or your spiritual life would you like answered?” All that and the final Friday Sigh of October is coming up on Chris Fabry Live.

​C. S. Lewis was known as the most reluctant convert. After years of presenting the stage adaptation of the life of Lewis, Max McLean is now part of a film by the same title. It spans Lewis’s childhood, World War I, and transformation from hard-boiled atheism to becoming a committed Christian. Don’t miss Max McLean on C. S. Lewis, Thursday on Chris Fabry Live.

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