Chris Fabry Live

Shawn Michaels was known as the Heartbreak Kid. He partied hard until something happened that made him reconsider what life is all about. Hear his story and why the character he portrays in a new film is the man he always wanted to be.

Prayers and hopes on Inauguration Day—a man who joined Chris eight years ago returns for a conversation.

The Beatitudes: blessed are the poor in spirit, those who mourn, the peacemakers. Pastor Colin Smith says this lesson Jesus teaches unveils what a true believer looks like. Hear how to gain momentum in your spiritual life.

Bo Jackson was a stellar, multiple-sport athlete. But he said he'd tell his kids not to do something.

Is there ever a point in your life when you can forgive someone and then refuse to have a relationship with them? Hear Esther Fleece's story on Wednesday. At age 10, she took the witness stand and told the truth about one of her parents. Now, she's called an end to "faking fine."

Why is it that we are blind to our problems that are so clear to others? When we're in the struggle it's sometimes hard to see.

It's the return of those boys of the Bible, men from Moody, the two Michaels, they put the "air" in January, Dr. Michael Rydelnik and Dr. Michael Vanlaningham. They're ready for your questions about the Bible, theology and the Christian life.

Who gave the second opinion that changed your life? We want you to hear the story former guest Jen Bricker shared—then we want your story.

As we observe Martin Luther King, Jr., Day, we talk with a trailblazer in the civil rights movement. Dr. John Perkins led voter registration efforts in 1964 and worked for school desegregation in 1967. And now he says he's passing the baton to a new generation.

We continue the conversation with Soong-Chan Rah and Clarence Shuler who talk about Dr. King's letter from a Birmingham jail.