Chris Fabry Live

Chris has a hard question to tackle: how do you accept your circumstances as coming from God when you don’t understand them? When you may not be able to see what’s next? Our producer Nate McMillan is moving on from the program and helps us trust God in the midst of change.

​I’m glad my dad said _______. Join our Father’s Day celebration as we hear listeners fill in the blank to this sentence.

That troubadour of the soul, Michael Card, is back to talk about what it means to follow Jesus.

Father’s Day is coming up this weekend and we want to hear about your replacement dad, your Father’s Day stand in. Many lost their father or had a dad who was absent or abusive. Who was the person who took the place of a loving, caring father in your life?​

​It’s a debate that’s raged for nearly 2,000 years. Do Jews need Jesus? Avi Snyder joins Chris to give his perspective. He grew up in a conservative Jewish home and heard about the claim that Jesus was the Messiah.​

​Chris tells a story about a decision he had to make early in his marriage that cost them money but followed the "rules."

​There’s a man who made a huge impact on Chris' life many years ago.  Join Chris as he talks​ talk about Hudson Taylor’s spiritual secret.  And you'll get to hear from the great-great grandson, Hudson Taylor the fourth.​

​Hear advice to the next generation. Chris has a friend in his early 60s who works among a lot of millennials. He has four pieces of advice for the next generation about how to do their job. See if you agree with him​.

Are you a victim of spiritual fatigue? Are you struggling with feelings of exhaustion, temptation, stress, anger, disappointment, or dryness in your soul, you’ll want to hear the conversation with pastor and author Ron Moore. He says there’s great hope for the weary, for the fallen and for those who feel alone.​​​

It's a thought-provoking question to ponder: what will people remember about you when you're gone?