Chris Fabry Live

Bev had the perfect life. She was married to the love of her life. Had a son and daughter who loved God. But there was something not quite right. She feared deep intimacy. Hear about Bev’s trip to a counselor and the struggle she went through in order to truly embrace life—to, as she puts it, return to joy.

It's a look at the moment God took the sword from your hand. Using the fictional story of Ben-Hur, hear about some big changes in people’s lives.

So often you hear about some catastrophe and you pray and you hope and you “send your thoughts and prayers.” And then you move on. Chris has been thinking about the people of West Virginia who were caught in the floods from about a month ago. Hear an update from a pastor in that area, and Chris wants to hear your thoughts about lessons learned when you have to pick up the broken pieces.

Lew Wallace was a general in the Civil war, a politician, diplomat and he wrote what has been called “the most influential Christian book of the nineteenth century.” Find out what it is—and hear his great-great-grandaughter talk about the story and the new film.

We welcome All American soccer star, Mo Isom. On the surface, her life seemed like a huge success. But inside she was struggling with an eating disorder and the suicide of her father. Hear her story.

It's a new product exclusively unveiled on Chris Fabry Live. Help name the product and market this magic pill a lot of people are looking for.

Meet Brenna. She was born in 2011 to Courtney and her husband. The doctors gave the family the shocking news that Brenna had a life-threatening skin disorder. They’ve been on quite a journey to find a different beautiful.

It's a discussion about the simple things we take for granted—especially with our kids. Don’t miss the encouraging and life affirming conversation.

Jerry Jenkins returns with more memories to share concerning the death of Dr. Tim LaHaye. We’ll also talk about writing and highlight his new end-times novel, The Valley of Dry Bones. The passage in Ezekiel comes to life in the desert southwest of the U.S.​

Pokemon Go is all the rage—but what’s it doing to our brains? Tricia Rhodes will join us to talk about how technology is rewiring us and how we can protect our souls.