Chris Fabry Live

What do you do that you continue to do, even though it's painful? We talk about what you love doing in spite of the pain.

You know his son from being the Most Valuable Player in the 2016 World Series. Hear about the joys and challenges of being a dad of a champion from Tom Zobrist.

The election is over and it’s time to assess what happened in the past year of campaigning. We’re a nation divided politically—can the church help bring people together? We talk with theologian and author Dr. Russell Moore about the election’s outcome, as well as a political science professor at Gordon College.

Where do we go from here? Our correspondent to unwanted change, Miriam Neff will join us to discuss what to do when we face unwanted political change.

What is the best biblical perspective you’ve heard about the election? Not—the best advice on how to vote, but the best view on the issues we’re facing and how we can depend on God. We hear from Chip Ingram, Tony Evans, Darrell Bock, Russell Moore and others.

Professor and author Dr. Amy Black joins us to talk about moving forward with humility and grace in red and blue after the election. We hear how to have political conversations without the arguments and tense stalemates.

On the day before the election our correspondent to the pastorate, Dr. John Koessler joins us. This has been a contentious year politically—but a difficult one for shepherds of the flock as well. Dr. Koessler has some strong opinions about politics and the pulpit and we’ll talk about how your church handled the previous political year.

Do you wonder how to pray for the election? Moody Theological Seminary’s Dr. Bill Thrasher will join us for a discussion on how and why to pray for the election, as well as prayer itself.

We present a team-defining quote that relates to your spiritual life. Has anyone ever told you to remember who you are? Is there a verse that helps you remember “who” and “whose” you are? We’ll talk about that.

It's a special family edition of the program where we relate some good news about some people who work behind the scenes.