Chris Fabry Live

What do you wish you had known before you became a parent? Two guests will help prospective and new parents—as well as those who’ve been down the road with their children. The Five Love Language guy himself, Dr. Gary Chapman will join us along with Dr. Shannon Warden to give practical and biblical advice.

The queen of clean, Emmy-nominated and best selling comedian Chonda Pierce returns to share insights and life experience.

​Hear the story of Jen Bricker. She was born without legs. Her biological parents placed her for adoption. What her adoptive parents gave her—and the shocking news Jen learned later in life—will amaze you.

This week we've seen more police shootings and unrest in many of America's urban centers. What’s the answer to the ongoing racial tension in our country?​

Dr. Rosalie de Rosset cleaned out her storage unit this past summer and what she discovered was amazing. No, not the lost Hemingway manuscripts or an addendum to the Dead Sea Scrolls, but what she found reminded her of the power of the written word.

That traveling troubadour, biblical imaginist and songwriter, Michael Card is back.

How’s your prayer life? Need some encouragement? Susie Larson says, “To be powerful in prayer, we must learn to accept and embrace how fiercely God loves us.” What’s your biggest struggle with prayer? Why is it so hard?

Risking yourself to align with God’s heartbeat for humanity. Some call it evangelism, Steve Carter calls it this invitational life.

It's a story of a little boy and cancer. Now, you may think a story like that could end in only one of two ways: the family will either be plunged into miraculous joy or extreme sorrow. But what if the family is plunged into both?

Talk about your inspiration. What inspires you each day to do what you’re called to do?