Chris Fabry Live

Thoreau said, "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation." Does that describe how you feel about your work? We talk with Robert Dickie III about pivoting toward your best career. Maybe you're concerned about the economy. Maybe you're frustrated with your job and you don't see a way out.

Michael and Eva Rydelnik tackle questions about Israel, immigration and the Bible.

Graduate of Moody Bible Institute, founder of the world's largest missions organization, George Verwer. He said, "I believe history will show that God was doing way more in the midst of our messes than we realized at the time."

We discuss the life and ministry of another Moody grad, American educator, stateswoman, and civil rights leader Mary McLeod Bethune.

500 years ago Martin Luther changed the way many viewed Christianity. Dr. Erwin Lutzer will join us to talk about the other reformers. What would they think of the church today? Are we making some of the same mistakes the reformers sought to correct?

Jesus came to set the captives free. But many Christians don't experience that freedom. Why? We'll talk about it Wednesday on Chris Fabry Live.

How did you know you should marry? Was there a moment when something clicked in your love tank that told you this is the one? Don't miss the stories on our Valentine edition.

It's a Toxic-Talk Tuesday with Chris' toxic life coach, Andrea Fabry. What is the value of small steps when it comes to healthy living? Whether it's the food you eat, the air you breathe or the water you drink, how do you avoid being overwhelmed?

Our correspondent to the pastorate, Dr. John Koessler will be joined by the head of the Barna Research Group, David Kinnaman. A new study on American pastors interviewed more than 14,000 Protestant pastors. What they discovered is both hopeful and troubling.

Sally had an out-of-the-box son with OCD and learning struggles. How do you love a child labeled as "different?"