Chris Fabry Live

​When you get in a difficult conversation, do you retreat from the truth to keep things nice? We live in a culture that doesn’t want to hear the truth. Author and military chaplain Charles Causey says our world desperately needs the truth now more than ever. Don’t run from tough conversations—learn to speak the truth in love. Find out how on Chris Fabry Live.

​There’s an open invitation and a seat for you at the table on Chris Fabry Live. Our correspondent to getting out of the bubble, Jan Silvious, has been on a journey of late. For the past couple of years, Jan’s eyes have been opened to the spiritually wandering and hungry who aren’t overseas but right next door. If you have the bread of life, will you share it? Don’t miss Chris Fabry Live.

​Ever have one of those days where the stress rises and you know you have to do something to quiet your soul? Chris wants to hear how you find peace in a stressful situation. Is there something you do? Do you listen to music or call a friend? Do you go somewhere in the house or at work or in nature? What do you do to find peace? If you’re stressing about life, take a break and join us for Chris Fabry Live.

​Many are intimidated by the Bible. They don’t know where to start and after they do, they get lost. It’s easy to give up. If that’s you or someone you know, don’t miss Chris Fabry Live. Mr. Unlocking the Bible, from Edinburgh, Scotland, Colin Smith will join us. He believes getting the big picture of the Old and New Testaments will help you engage with Scripture in a deeper way. That’s coming up on Chris Fabry Live.

​Has your life been transformed by the books you’ve read?  On Chris Fabry Live, Sarah is a book girl. She related to Belle’s delight in the library in Beauty and the Beast. She went on adventures in Narnia, was there when Anne broke the tablet over Gilbert’s head—and she realized how powerfully books had shaped her life. If you want that for your children—or yourself, don’t miss Chris Fabry Live.

On our next Chris Fabry Live, Pastor Pat Linnell will give a vision of mercy unleashed on your community. He calls it a “grace bomb.” It’s not simply showing kindness to others, rather it’s an intentional act of love prompted by the Holy Spirit. What might happen in your family, your church, your neighborhood if others encountered that kind of caring? Don’t miss Chris Fabry Live.

​On our Memorial Day edition of Chris Fabry Live, you’ll meet Marine Corps veteran Josh Holler. Since returning from active duty, nine of his friends have died by suicide and Josh wants to be part of the answer in stopping that growing number. He believes PTSD is not the greatest predictor of veteran suicide. What is? Find out on Chris Fabry Live.

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On our next Chris Fabry Live, two interesting and humorous men will talk about some serious issues. You’ve seen comedian Michael Jr. in films and doing stand up. He’ll give the behind-the-scenes story of his life. Then, the biographer of Luther and Bonhoeffer and Wilberforce, Eric Metaxas, turns his historical writing on his own life. Hear the story of how he came to faith in Jesus on Chris Fabry Live.

​He’s an award winning author and artist, founder of the Fujimura Institute, and on Chris Fabry Live, Makoto Fujimura will join us to talk about art and faith. He looks at spiritual questions through the prism of art. And he believes that in making something we begin to understand the depth of God’s being and grace. Art and Faith—don’t miss Chris Fabry Live.

​At a point near the end of a race, a pistol fires signaling the gun lap. Author and speaker Robert Wolgemuth will talk about running your race with perseverance. You may think you’re too old to run fast, but you’re not too old to run well. How do you stay in your race and run with purpose? Find out on Chris Fabry Live.