Chris Fabry Live

Dolphus Weary left Mississippi in 1967. And he made a promise. “I ain’t coming back.” He couldn’t keep his promise because God have him two passions: racial unity in the Body of Christ and to minister to the poor in Mississippi and around the country.

Does learning more about God cause you to love others less? Respond to a message by Francis Chan.

The Bible speaks about the problems in our world—and gives answers for relational, spiritual, and even financial struggles. But the the church has been relatively quiet on mental health issues: suicide, mental disorders, PTSD and addictions. Dr. John Trent is among our guests.​

All praying hands on deck—some organizers of tonight's Pray Chicago event join us to encourage you to pray.

Tuesday, it's time for another Toxic Talk Tuesday! Andrea Fabry looks at one simple step that can improve the health of your home. With cooler temperatures on the way you'll want to learn more about this important strategy that is readily available to everyone. Join us Tuesday for more.

Are you feeling bored with the Christian life? Just dive into the chaotic, messy, hurting world and help grow God's kingdom. Hear about creative and courageous people who are partnering with the Lord in the trenches of life and find out how you can do the same!

You own a company and want to improve it. What do you do? Offer better health care? Raise salaries? Preston Parrish says, consider bringing on a chaplain. Preston is CEO of Corporate Chaplains of America. They're working in more than 450 companies in nearly a thousand locations. What happens when you have a chaplain available at work? And what kinds of problems might you run into as well? Don't miss the "Best of" conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

We feature a Labor Day "Best of" broadcast featuring calls about your first job. How did flipping burgers, delivering papers or bagging groceries prepare you well for what you're doing today? What are the benefits of that first job? Did you find out you didn't want to do that thing you thought you wanted to? Tune in for a conversation about first jobs and God's grace.

What do you care about so much that you would walk and pray for hundreds of miles? Friday, meet Al Taylor, who is walking from New York to Chicago—praying as he goes. Why? Because God has burdened him for the loss of life in that city. Don't miss an inspiring conversation.

We open up the book of Proverbs for some wisdom for living.