Chris Fabry Live

How has counseling helped you? It's a question we asked last year and we had a lot of response. We often hear guests say, "I think you'd benefit from talking with a pastor, a counselor." Does it work? And what hard things have you heard from a counselor? Whether marriage, personal, or spiritual counseling, be encouraged by the stories on Friday.

Becket Cook was a pro-gay, atheist production designer in Hollywood. Something happened that made him ask some hard questions. Don’t miss his story.

Are you newly engaged? Have you picked the wedding date? Or are you just back from your honeymoon? No matter where you are in your marital journey, you won't want to miss pastor, author and teacher James Ford. He has a lot to say about the reason God gave us marriage.​

It's the love story of Ed and Rebecca. They met in 1976 and fell for each other but about 10 years ago something changed. The diagnosis finally came of Alzheimer's Disease. Hear about this hard but hope-filled journey.

You have a friend who is grieving. Quick—what do you say? What do you do? You’ve heard the stories of people saying the wrong thing. You don’t want to do that. But how do you reach out? Nancy Guthrie talks about what grieving people say helps and hurts.​​

 

Is there hope for someone hooked on heroin? Jordan Rogers knows what that addiction feels like. Hear his story and find encouragement.

One of Chris' literary heroes is Walter Wangerin, Jr. He's written novels and short stories and non-fiction books that have stuck to the soul. Hear an encore presentation of a conversation about Walt's life and the things he reveals, particularly about his childhood, in a memoir. See if his struggles mirror what you've experienced.

Doug Logan pastors in Camden, N.J., in a neighborhood where drug abuse, gang violence and extreme poverty are the norm. But God is changing stories on the block.

The light of the Christian faith is flickering out all over the West. Rod Dreher calls on traditional Christians to learn from the example of St. Benedict of Nursia, a sixth-century monk who turned from the chaos and decadence of the collapsing Roman Empire, and found a new way to live out the faith in community. Find out more on Monday.

More than 40 million Americans move each year—and studies show it's one of the heaviest strains on marriage. Susan Miller joins us in an encore presentation of stories and encouragement for those settling in a new place.