Chris Fabry Live

​He’s an Emmy award-winning journalist and former physics instructor at Harvard. Dr. Michael Guillen used to be an atheist—until science changed his mind. You’ll hear about his faith journey. He now believes the latest discoveries in neuroscience, physics, astronomy, and mathematics affirm the Christian faith. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

​Does your life feel out of control? In that turmoil, it can be hard to say YES to God. Rebekah Lyons says you can find freedom when you focus on what God has for you in the small, ordinary moments. She moved across the country, she and her husband adopted a child with Down syndrome, and through all the changes, she discovered the power of a surrendered Yes. Don’t miss Chris Fabry Live.

​Are you a people pleaser? Is that making you feel overwhelmed, burned out, and pulled in too many directions? If so, don't miss Chris Fabry Live when author and speaker Karen Ehman offers some practical and biblical advice on how to break free from the pleasing game. If making others happy is making you miserable, don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

​Twenty years ago, her husband was killed in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. Jennifer Sands will tell her story of the dramatic spiritual transformation she experienced after that tragedy. As a 9/11 widow, she had a choice to remain bitter at God and the world or find a way to move forward. Don’t miss her story on Chris Fabry Live.

Next time on Chris Fabry Live, half of the two Michaels and host of Open Line Dr. Michael Rydelnik will join us. He’s chosen 50 of the most important Bible questions he’s been asked. Everything from “What is the Gospel?” to “Which version of the Bible is the best?” How about the seeming contradictions and mysteries in the Bible? What are the 50 most important questions? Find out on Chris Fabry Live.

​When the world shut down in 2020, singer and songwriter Andrew Peterson came home. What happens to a man who has been touring and singing music for 25 years and then is suddenly grounded? In Andrew’s case, he got closer to the earth as he worked in the Tennessee soil. He woke up to the glory of God shining through his creation. Don’t miss Andrew Peterson on Chris Fabry Live.

​You know him because of his voice, his worship music, and the heart he has for hymns of old. But on the next Chris Fabry Live, you’ll hear another side of Fernando Ortega as we discuss his love of birds. He has a beautiful new book filled with nature photography and stories from his life. Don’t miss the conversation about Fernando’s Birds on Chris Fabry Live.

The world of work is changing—and on our Labor Day edition of Chris Fabry Live, you’ll hear a "Best of" conversation with psychologist and author Dr. Paul White. His goal is to help make your workplace vibrant. How has the dramatic increase of employees working from home impacted life on the job? Are you facing struggles you hadn’t foressen? Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

​For eight deployments in Afghanistan, Special Ops Marine Chad Robichaux worked with an interpreter he called “Basheer.” Chad stayed in his home. Lived with his family. He saved Chad’s life multiple times. Hear about the decision Chad made when he knew his friend and ally would be left behind. Don’t miss the next Chris Fabry Live.

Save Our Allies

Believers around the world are under great pressure—everything from literal persecution to not being allowed to meet together. On our next Chris Fabry Live, Keith Getty will talk about the importance of singing hymns that are full of truth and hope for such a time as this. There’s a new version of an old song that will debut soon—and the Sing conference is near. Don’t miss the encouragement on Chris Fabry Live.

Sing! Getty Music Worship Conference