Chris Fabry Live

Nine years ago we began the confabulation, we started construction on the Radio Backyard Fence, and many friends have joined us. We’re going to hear some moments on the program that have stuck with Chris—he’ll check in with his 104 year old pal, Elsie Young—and then it’s your turn.​

The anniversary celebration continues! ​Hear stories of Chris Fabry Live programs that touched the lives of listeners over the last nine years.

The first Thursday in May is the National Day of Prayer, and we’ll be joined by a number of the participants for the One Cry Prayer Summit. Dr. Bob Bakke will help us—you’ll hear music from Freddy Washington, and Kay Horner helps us pray the Scriptures.

​You have the opportunity to call and pray for our nation, our leaders, giving thanks and asking God for spiritual awakening. Dimas Salaberrios helps us live out what we pray.

​There are widows and widowers in every community and church. On National Widow’s Day, we’ll welcome back two widows to talk about this important segment of society—Miriam Neff and Susan VandePol. 

​That man of blessing, Dr. John Trent, says focusing on your feelings can ruin your relationships. What are the dangers and how can you avoid the feeling trap?​

​We’ll present new cohosts of the broadcasts who have been sworn into duty—they are also co-editors of the Moody Bible Commentary, Dr. Michael Rydelnik and Dr. Michael Vanlaningham. It’s an hour of questions about the Bible and the Christian life—without Chris Fabry.​

Hear about ​the challenges three guests faced of coming to faith in Yeshua as they grew up in homes of Holocaust survivors.​

​Do you feel like a failure at prayer? If so, we have some help and hope. Our correspondent to the pastorate, Dr. John Koessler, and a leader with the OneCry Prayer Summit, Dr. John Fuder will join us.​

​For years, Dr. Gary Chapman has talked about five—today, you’ll discover the secret sixth language that will help you express love for someone else.​