Chris Fabry Live

The gospels portray the dramatic, wet and wild faith of the disciples. They were a ragtag and simple bunch who were transformed by Jesus. Maybe your life feels a bit like a boat-sinking storm right now. If so, you’ll appreciate the perspective of Alaskan fisher-woman Leslie Leyland Fields.

Is the election tearing your church apart? Chris has some thoughts about that and he wants to hear yours.

If you care about the children in your church, you’ll be encouraged by two guests. They say if you focus on transforming the leadership, your children’s ministry will flourish. Perhaps you’re committed but you’re struggling to get others to catch the vision?

Is it hard for you to let others do things for you? Hear the story of one listener whose child melted her heart because of his kindness.

Regrettable words from a presidential candidate may have stirred some memories for you. Share your story.

You have a friend who is grieving. Quick—what do you say? What do you do? You’ve heard the stories of people saying the wrong thing. You don’t want to do that. But how do you reach out? Nancy Guthrie will talk about what grieving people say helps and hurts.​

If you feel anxious and restless, if your life has been worn thin because of all the duties and obligations--even spiritual ones--Hannah Anderson has a surprising prescription. She believes Christians need to return to their humble roots.

We hear storm stories. How did God provide and protect through the onslaught of hurricane Matthew?​

You know him from songs like Open the Eyes of My Heart and many others. He’s helped congregations around the world worship God. Singer, songwriter and recording artist Paul Baloche joins us in the studio for songs from a new acoustic album.

He thought he should go into full time ministry—until he realized his business was his ministry. Hear the compelling story of Promod Haque.