Fidel Castro has died. It’s a new day in Cuba—or is it? The death of a brutal dictator may open doors for ministry in this Communist country. We’ll hear from those who have traveled and ministered in Cuba and some encouraging news about young people.

Why do some people seem so angry at Christmas? How will you respond to them? Join us Monday for Chris Fabry Live.​

As we head toward Christmas, turn your thoughts to those around you. We welcome pastor and author Alistair Begg. He describes four songs sung by people at the very first Christmas. A teenage girl, a respected priest, a group of angels and an old man are front and center for this heart-stirring conversation.

If you're struggling to prepare your heart for the real reason for Christmas, don't miss our "Best of" conversation about preparing for Advent.

Retailers call it Black Friday, but on Chris Fabry Live we call it a Doyle Dykes kind of day. Join us for some finger-pickin' good guitar playing by this world-renowned musical artist. You've heard him at the Grand Ole Opry, now hear him in the studio with a tuned 6-string and a heart full of songs.

Dr. Erwin Lutzer, Dr. Gary Chapman and callers help us give thanks in everything.

We go into the audio vault to enjoy a conversation with singer, songwriter and author, Cindy Morgan. Cindy was in the studio with us a year ago with some down-to-earth, homespun stories you'll enjoy.

Ron Hutchcraft and a friend will join us to talk about the Thanksgiving guests we have forgotten.

Musician Kurt Kaiser was on last week talking about his friend, Cliff Barrows. He said something that made Chris stop and think, we have to talk about that. Kurt wrote a letter to a friend, Ralph Carmichael and expressed his gratitude.

Muriel plays piano every Friday at the Hollywood. Remember that line from Marc Cohn’s Walking in Memphis? Muriel Wilkins was a gospel singer who gave the music back a struggling songwriter. Tell us who helped give back your song.