​We’re going to heart of the opioid crisis in America. We’ll talk about unplanned pregnancies and what do you do when you’ve been handed a messy life. Author Amy Sorrells is a registered nurse who uses stories to heal and give hope. Need some encouragement? Don’t miss the Monday edition of Chris Fabry Live.

​It vexed you, it kept you up at night, it left you with a sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach.  On Chris Fabry Live we're going to talk about the power of the unknown. I want you to hear a story concerning something I worried about for a long time. It was literally a hole in the wall. And that hole raised questions in my brain. Maybe you're worried about something today—hear encouragement for your soul as we wrap up the week on Chris Fabry Live. ​

​Chris Fabry has been away from the Radio Backyard Fence for a few weeks, but he returns live for an encouraging conversation. Did you ever have a burden released? Or are you carrying a weight right now? If you have a proverbial pack on your back, you’ll want to hear about a famous allegory and the freedom God wants you to experience from the past. Freedom from guilt and shame and sin. Don’t miss it on Chris Fabry Live.​

​Chad Robichaux’s story reads like a movie script. He was a Force Recon Marine, then became a police officer and went pro in mixed martial arts. But his success was clouded by his struggle with PTSD. His marriage began to disintegrate. He almost took his life. But on our July 4th edition of Chris Fabry Live, you’ll hear how this warrior fought for his marriage and how’s he’s fighting for the lives of others. Join us for a best-of edition of Chris Fabry Live.

​Kathy had a lot of reasons to give up on her marriage. But she believed God had a plan for their family and kept her praying. On Chris Fabry Live, it’s a best-of broadcast with Kathy Robichaux. Her husband, Chad, was a Force Recon Marine and police officer who struggled with PTSD. As his life spiraled out of control, Kathy put her faith in the power of God to do the miraculous. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.​

Don’t miss this "Best of" birthday edition of Chris Fabry Live. We go back into the archives for a conversation about when you couldn’t read the Bible. Something happened in your life, something negative pushed you from the Scriptures. If you’re going through something that makes it difficult for you to read the Bible, you’re not alone. Don’t miss the honest conversation at the Radio Backyard Fence on Chris Fabry Live.​

​What makes a leader? Is it a person in front with authority, influence or command? Or is there something missing from that description? Friday on Chris Fabry Live, guest host Susie Larson welcomes business consultant and leadership coach Dr. John Townsend, who reveals that leadership is more than skin deep. Our internal world plays a critical role in the way we guide those around us. We get below the surface and discover how to Lead from Your Gut. 

We’ve watched the Olympic closing ceremony as a crowed stadium sings, “Imagine”. ​ The lyrics talk about the wonders of a world without religion.  Our guest on Chris Fabry Live warns, “you might get what you want, but you might not want what you get.”  Dr. Jeremiah Johnson discusses the positive role Christianity has played in the shaping of our culture.  What would the world be like without the influence of Christ?  Consider the “Unimaginable” on Chris Fabry Live.​

​“Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it…” These words of a well-known hymn express what happens over time to many followers of Jesus. We think we know the way, but easily to get turned around and discouraged. Guest host Susie Larson welcomes author Michelle Van Loon to help pilgrims who feel like exiles get back on track with directions from her book “Born To Wander.” Join us as we wrestle with our restlessness on Chris Fabry Live.​

​Why should you choose living when you feel like leaving?  That’s the question Ron Hutchcraft asks in a video that address the surge in suicides. Tuesday on Chris Fabry Live, Ron addresses the national epidemic of despair and desperation behind this surge. We encourage those who are suffering in silence, and those who are grieving to come out in the open. Listen and interact with us.