Chris Fabry Live

We talk about what you didn't say. You had the chance to say it, but you held back. Are you glad or sad about what you didn't say?

Our topic is how to lead others with courageous accountability. Lee Ellis is a former Air Force jet fighter pilot and a prisoner of war in Vietnam. From his experiences with good and bad leadership, he helps us engage with honor.

Each one of us lives with it. It hangs around, whispers to us, reminds us of all we can't do or will never be. It can be constant because "it" is fear. Author Kelly Balarie says we have a God who draws close and says, "Fear not. I am with you." Join us for some encouragement of your faith.

Gary Thomas says there's one word that can change everything in your marriage: cherish. How do you accomplish it? Tune in for some practical ways to notice, appreciate, honor and encourage your spouse.

It's time to take your life back. If you've struggled to overcome a sin or addiction, it's time to take your life back. If you've been controlled by other people's behavior, it's time to take your life back. Author and counselor Steve Arterburn says your past and current circumstances don't have to define you any longer. Stop letting the past and others control you. Join us for a take-your-life-back Tuesday on Chris Fabry Live.

We hear your stories of how you stopped letting the past and others control you.

One word. That's what you'll hear on Monday's Chris Fabry Live. As we hit the ground running in 2017, hear a final "Best of 2016" conversation from last January—about the one word you might keep in front of you for the New Year. How can one word change you? Hear from author and pastor Mike Ashcraft who says you can change your life with just one word.

A rare health condition drove John Dickerson to examine the Bible's claim that "when I am weak, then I am strong." As a journalist, John has seen severe suffering. As a pastor he's comforted people in grief. Hear this "Best of" conversation.

In another "Best of" conversation, author and speaker Kendra Smiley gives help and hope to parents who are ready to throw in the towel.​

Our "Best of 2016" conversations continue with a question: how has counseling helped you? It's a question we asked back in January 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.