Recently on Chris Fabry Live, two men named Jim called who had both lost their wives. They were hurting and grieving. Wednesday, Dr. H. Norman Wright will discuss men recovering from the loss of a love.

Jayme Hull says there’s power in mentoring. But how do you find one? How do you become a mentor? We talk about coming along side someone and doing life together.

Is your house making you sick? It was that question that changed the life of toxic life coach, Andrea Fabry. Have you considered what your home, work, school or church environment might be doing to your health? What are good questions to ask? That's our topic for a toxic-talk Tuesday.

A senior in high school, Jordan Whitmer, tells what God has been doing to the kids in his high school.

Being a mom’s not easy—but it doesn’t have to be lonely. If you’re trying to be a mom and you’re focused on the kids but hungry for friendship, don’t miss Monday’s Chris Fabry Live. Author and speaker Jill Savage will join us, along with her daughter, Anne McClane.

Hear the host of Faith on Record, Bill Davis. He plays music from the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. Bill says that those of us who grew up in our faith with those songs have deep connections with them because it takes us back to where we used to be. We take a spiritual walk down memory lane.

What is the definition of true romance—especially if you’ve been married 20 years? Hear a heart-warming story of long-lasting love.

We talk about beating the college debt trap. How do you get a degree without going broke? Find out with Alex Chediak.

We talk about finances and business. Our guest is professor of business and economics at Huntington University in Indiana, Jim O’Donnell. He says that business is God’s misunderstood ministry to a fallen world. We’ll find out what he means by that—and we want to hear from you.

Then, do you wish you had done more spiritually for your children when they were younger? If you could parent them again—what would you change? We talk about it with professor Elizabeth Smith.