Chris Fabry Live

You hear stories every day of first responders who run toward trouble. Meet Susan who was married to an LA City Firefighter for 22 years before his duty-related death. She’s developed a support protocol for coming alongside widows of the fallen. Miriam Neff will also join us.

You've heard the phrase stay in your lane, but what does that mean? And how can it help you spiritually today?

What’s the big struggle of your life? Do have a problem with anger? Or telling the truth? Or is contentment your problem? Pastor Colin Smith wants to help you find a breakthrough in a surprising place: The Ten Commandments.

Is there hope for someone hooked on heroin? Jordan Rogers knows what that addiction feels like. Hear his story and find encouragement.

Leslie Strobel's husband Lee was vehemently opposed to Christianity and when she became a believer, it caused some problems. She shares her story in a "Best of" program and we hear hope and encouragement for the believer who has an unbelieving spouse.

It's easy to get caught up in life, to put your head down and check off the to-do list, to try and move through the chaos of every day and not connect with God. Hear a "Best of" conversation with Maggie Paulus who helps us see God in creation, in the Word, and even during the pain and ache of life. We hear how you have discovered God in the middle of the ordinary.

We get update from Louisiana about the ongoing relief efforts after devastating flooding. Then, many Christians make a habit of having devotions in the morning. You read your Bible, you pray, and then you move on with your day. What’s so good about devotions or the “quiet time”? Is it really worth getting up early and making the effort?

Violence in two cities has caused churches and ministries to mobilize prayer efforts. Go to the front lines in Chicago and Milwaukee and hear from several guests.

You know Nancy Demoss Wolgemuth from her writing, the program Revive Our Hearts—and her personal love story. We talk with her about an event coming up in September called Cry Out. It’s a solemn assembly of prayer for women that will air across the nation and around the world.​

Hear the story of a man who just celebrated his birth—an event that almost didn’t happen. Find out how God has redeemed his life and his story.