​We’re going to talk about mothers and daughters, specifically, those moms and daughters who have a strained relationship. How do you start the hard conversation? Is there hope for rebuilding and restoring your connection? If you have a difficult history with your mother or daughter, you don’t have to continue patterns of brokenness. Join us for Chris Fabry Live.

​Many Christians feel pressure to pretend everything’s okay when everything isn’t. Grief is something many feel they have to run past in order to get to the good stuff God has for them. But on Chris Fabry Live, you’ll hear a pastor who has discovered the redeeming grace of lament. Hear more about the power of honest wrestling with the questions that come from suffering, on Chris Fabry Live.

​Anybody who has been at the same place for 50 years deserves recognition. Dr. Rosalie de Rosset, who has been at Moody Bible Institute for five decades, provides her perspective on her longevity, the teachers and students she encountered, her memories of being taught by Dr. Warren Wiersbe, and a lot more. Don’t miss 50 years of Rosie on Chris Fabry Live.

You know him as Larry the Cucumber from VeggieTales fame. Monday, hear from one of the most creative minds in the Christian world—Mike Nawrocki. He wants to help parents pass on biblical values to their children through storytelling. Hear about his latest creative endeavor—the Dead Sea Squirrels! Don’t miss the fun conversation with Mike Nawrocki.

​He’s the fastest American half-marathoner. He’s an Olympic athlete. And he says life is not about winning races and setting records. It’s about moving forward. It’s about living courageously and becoming who you were made to be by God himself. Don't miss a conversation with Ryan Hall who will encourage you to run the mile you’re in.

​Thursday is the National Day of Prayer, and we want to spend time hearing how God has answered your prayers. We don’t dictate to God what His response should be when we pray—yet we believe He hears our prayers and does answer them, sometimes in amazing ways. Whether big or small, we want to hear how you’ve seen God answer because you prayed. Share your amazing answers to prayer with guest host Susie Larson on Chris Fabry Live.

​A recent survey determined that Americans look at their phone, on average, 52 times a day. That habit, along with other invisible ones, has molded us into anxious, busy people. Author and lawyer Justin Whitmel Earley says we can form purposeful habits that connect to our beliefs. If you need life-giving practices instead of life-draining ones, join guest host Susie Larson for Chris Fabry Live.

​If you struggle with anxiety and depression, you may feel alone in the church. But if you’re a pastor and you struggle, it can be debilitating. Pastor and author Scott Sauls believes that being honest with our struggles is part of the process of becoming the kind of Christian the world can’t resist. Hear about his depression—and how God can use weakness on Chris Fabry Live.

​One of the traits of a mature man or woman is taking responsibility. First, Dr. Michael Rydelnik talks about the rise of anti-Semitism in the wake of last Saturday's synagogue shooting in San Diego. Then we talk about when you took responsibility for something you did. We hear from Dr. Gary Chapman and Dr. Clarence Shuler—and musician Steve Siler, who recently issued a challenge to an NFL owner to take responsibility for a wrongdoing. What was the result of you taking responsibility? Don’t miss Chris Fabry Live.

​Grab your hymnal and join us at the Radio Backyard Fence. Dr. Leland Ryken wants to help you understand the depth of the poetry of 40 favorite hymns. They give comfort and conviction. They connect us with each other. But the poetry can also help deepen our devotion to God. An English professor looks at the hymnal—and shows things we’ve missed in those familiar songs.