​There’s a wedding dress on Chris’s mind these days. A wedding dress discovered in a secondhand shop. Lovingly kept in anticipation of some day in the future when it will be worn. As it turns out, no one will ever walk down the aisle in that dress. Why? Find out on Chris Fabry Live.

​Throughout the ages, Christians have written poetry as a way to commune with God and teach others about him. Rich truth is communicated in an enduring way. Coming on Chris Fabry Live, author, speaker and professor of English for nearly 50 years, Dr. Leland Ryken will take us from Eliot to Emerson, from Shakespeare to Milton, and beyond. Don’t miss this stirring conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

​Life is a gift from God. How are you using it? Are you struggling to take care of yourself physically? On Chris Fabry Live, we’ll talk about pursuing a healthy you. Our guest is author and pastor, Ronnie Floyd. He says you have a responsibility and a great opportunity to pursue health—and make our quality of life the best possible. Take a healthy step toward living fit when you listen to Chris Fabry Live.

​It's here. Tis the season to be jolly. Jingle bells and ho ho ho and Reindeer's pause. Do you feel like Christ has been removed from Christmas? On Chris Fabry Live, what can you and I do to make Jesus the center of our celebration? And how can we make room for Him in our hearts while at the same time loving those who don't know him? Dr. Bill Thrasher will give encouragement to put Christ back in Christmas,on Chris Fabry Live.

A motto is a sentence or phrase that captures an ideal. It's a truth that reminds you how to live—for example, "Do unto others." Hear a motto Chris encountered recently in Tennessee. It was a sign in a neighborhood that encouraged safe driving that said, "Drive like your kids live here." And when he saw it, he immediately thought, "That translates to every Christian's faith." Hear the motto and share your own on Chris Fabry Live.

​Are you living in the land of unanswered prayer? Are you caught between your faith in a God who cares and the disappointment that comes from his perceived silence? On Chris Fabry Live, Pastor and author, Jason Hague found himself at this crossroads and he discovered a different path. It’s what he calls the way of “aching joy.” Don’t miss the real-life encouragement on Chris Fabry Live.

​Was it a mistake? We tackle that question on Chris Fabry Live as we consider the death of John Allen Chau. He was a missionary trying to reach an isolated tribe on an island off the coast of India. Many say his actions were reckless, that he could have brought disease to the tribe. Others say he was obeying Jesus and declaring the Savior to people who had never heard His name. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live. 

​Have you ever heard that “silence is golden?” Dr. Crawford Lorritts says silence can be deadly to your marriage. Want to know why? Listen to Chris Fabry Live and you’ll discover the answer to that—plus, three life-giving habits that will keep your marriage vibrant. Crawford and his wife, Karen, have more than four decades of marital experience. Discover how to leave a legacy to the next generation and beyond on Chris Fabry Live. 

There are first times for everything. Your first kiss. Your first Christmas together. Your first Christmas alone. On Chris Fabry Live, our correspondent to all things literary, Dr. Rosalie de Rosset, talks about last things. Goodbyes we’ve prepared for and those we haven’t. Unexpected last words. Goodbyes to things and people we cherish. Don’t miss the conversation at the Radio Backyard Fence.

​As the world rushes around on Black Friday, we present a special pre-recorded broadcast with pianist Stanton Lanier. If you need some “peace and rest in a hurried world,” don’t miss this musical storyteller’s story.  Experience "December Peace" when you join us for Chris Fabry Live