Chris Fabry Live

Losing a child has to be the hardest thing in the world. Giving a eulogy at your son’s funeral has to be next to impossible. But it may be a little easier when you have a story to tell—a story of God showing up. Curt talks about his beloved son, Kap—who was, for a time, a prodigal.

A pastor in Chicago has a solution for the numbers of shooting deaths in the city. He’s helped broker a ceasefire among rival gangs.

He’s known for his voice, his work on the stage, and his portrayal of C.S. Lewis and Screwtape. Max McLean discusses his career, C. S. Lewis and more.

A question to ponder: what do you do that you don’t enjoy—but you do it anyway? Why do you do that thing? What’s your motivation?

How do you fix a broken story? Job loss, health struggles, crumbled relationships—can God transform our broken stories for his glory? Get help from author Ken Boa.

Chris' toxic life coach and birthday girl Andrea Fabry joins Chris for a Toxic Talk Tuesday. But this one’s going to be a little different. Andrea is going to be transparent and tell us that getting older is difficult—she’s actually had a hard time with the senior discount. Do you identify with her? And how have you handled the transition to senior adult?

Have you ever heard the voice of your enemy? Monday on Chris Fabry Live, Chris presents a dramatic conversation he's heard that may sound familiar. God may whisper in our pleasures and shout in our pain, but the devil has the ability to put his foot on a nerve in your life and mash down hard.

It's advice from the King of Pop you might need to hear. Chris talks about the concept of letting it simmer.

I was robbed! That’s what Chris' friend Lori Neff wrote on her blog. She was robbed! But not in the way you might think. Lori will talk about her experience of being robbed of something that God gives us that we have to choose.

Chris needs your help with a couple of questions—and one is about the Olympics. Let's do some life together at the radio backyard fence.