Chris Fabry Live

You may know Roger Basick from hearing him for many years on Moody Radio. He shares his story of being called to the international mission field, the struggles and triumphs and what he's doing now.

Evangelical Christianity has had much impact over the past two centuries and there has been astonishing growth of Evangelicalism over the past half century. Yet there is still an unfinished task of world evangelization. Patrick Johnstone, author of Operation World, joins us for a challenging conversation about the history, trends and possibilities of the global church.

You've gone to Bible school or perhaps seminary. You've trained to take the truths of the Bible and apply them to your life and others. You're ready to serve God. There's only one problem: you're a woman. Dr. Pam MacRae comes alongside that younger or older woman to give help, hope and guidance.

What happens when life doesn't turn out like you planned? Mother of three adopted children—two with Down syndrome—Heather Avis learned that it's truly the lucky few that recognize God's plan is best, even when it is radically different from the plan we have ourselves. Hear her story on Thursday.

The year was 1980. An award-winning reporter for the Chicago Tribune becomes the legal editor. But his success on the job is dampened by news that his wife has become a Christian—and the reporter is an atheist. The story of Lee Strobel is coming to a theater near you.

If you don't line up with God's model for the family, whether by circumstances or choice, are you a failure? Karen Swallow Prior challenges this assumption and says God "sometimes calls us out of the standard mold and into a new one."

Author and professor Dr. Rosalie de Rosset talks about the redemption of the erotic. How can we help a new generation understand the connection between the spirit and eros?

Not much is said about men dealing with the guilt of abortion. Hear songs from singer and songwriter Steve Siler and a counselor who specializes in this area.

Deirdre's dad said something to her when she was 16 that she never forgot. She had the option of going to a funeral or doing something she wanted to. It's a conversation about doing the right thing even when you don't feel like it.

We discuss how churches can come alongside the blended family and provide resources, hope and healing. Our correspondent to the blended family, Ron Deal, joins us.