Chris Fabry Live

We have two special Christmas encore presentations for you to enjoy. First, what was a significant intangible gift you received from your parents? Not something they bought you—but that you were given just the same.

We talk about the kindness of strangers at Christmas and hear how you've experienced that kindness.

When did you really understand what happened at the Incarnation? For some, it might have been a church service or the Charlie Brown special. Maybe it was the old Paul Harvey story about the man and the birds. When did Christmas click for you?

Christmas is not the same without the wonder of children. We have some questions for your kids—don't miss the fun!

He was a carpenter in Nazareth. A working man with rough hands and torn fingernails in an obscure town on the backside of Israel. His name was Joseph. We enter into Joseph's story—ask some questions, look for answers from the Bible—and see again the extraordinary grace of God.

Sarah Arthur wrote an article for all Christian fiction writers. Chris wants to see if you agree with what she said on Tuesday.

You might not think that Christmas is a good time to get to know your Muslim neighbor because of the differences in two religions. Samya Johnson of Call of Love Ministries helps us bridge the gap between Islam and Christianity.

Scrooge was able to return to Christmas past. If you could do the same, what Christmas would you choose and why?

Director of FamilyLife Blended Ron Deal returns to talk about stepfamilies and the losses they go through at Christmas. Maybe it was a death or a divorce you went through—no matter how your blended family formed, there is loss that you don't just "get over." Tune in for help and hope.

TIME magazine named their Person of the Year, the person who did the most to influence this past year. Who would you nominate from your life for Person of the Year?