Chris Fabry Live

Life turned out differently for Andrew and Rachel Wilson. They’re parents of two children with special needs. We talk about the struggles, the pain, and the deep joy they’ve found in unexpected places.

Dallas Seminary is requiring all students pursuing a ministry degree to receive certification in sexual abuse awareness. We talk about it with the co-founder of MinistrySafe.

It’s the return of those two men from Moody, boys of the Bible, Dr. Michael Rydelnik and Dr. Michael Vanlaningham. They are general editors of the Moody Bible Commentary. And they’ll tackle your questions from Genesis to Revelation.

The man of Blessing—president and founder of StrongFamilies.com, Dr. John Trent is back for an encouraging conversation. Hear stories of when back-to-school is hard.

Are you out of work? Are you looking for a job? Get some encouragement because Chris has an interesting question for people who used to be out of work. How did you find the job you have now? What creative ways did you search or network?

So much of our effort and energy spent on gaining approval—in our jobs, our marriages, our parenting. How can we free ourselves from an approval mindset and focus on God’s will instead of man’s desires?

Won’t you be my neighbor? Meet two guests who believe the simple practice of loving our neighbors has more power than the best professionally produced Sunday “show.” Loving God by loving your neighbor is a biblical concept—but how are you doing at that?​

Hear from a local pastor on how the church in Milwaukee is responding to the unrest there. Then, the Olympics have shown us nervous parents in the stands. Share when you were nervous for your children and what happened.

Perhaps you’re considering buying your first house—the interest rates are amazing. Or you remember long ago going through the process of the first house. We have a friend and colleague who just went through that who will share his experience—and then we want to hear from you. Have any tips or advice for first time home buyers? Any warm memories?​

A caller to the “Two Michaels” brought up a really good question about pets. How do you move on from the loss of a beloved pet? Do you replace that animal with another?