Is God doing something in your life? Something new? You'll hear what God is doing in Jack's life. He sees it as a "new calling" or a change of direction. Hear his story, and then it's your turn to talk about some work God has been doing from the inside out. Your story might be just what someone else needs to hear! Don't miss Chris Fabry Live!

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It's pray for Ray day. A friend has been going through a hard season. He is about 100 days shy of completing his cancer treatment. And we're going to talk about the presence of God, the goodness of God in the middle of all the questions, concerns, fatigue, and the unpredictable way life comes at you. Don't miss some encouragement from Dr. Ray Pritchard on Chris Fabry Live.

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Here's some encouragement for living from our guest on the next Chris Fabry Live. God didn't create you to do it all. He doesn't need you to meet all the needs, know all the answers, or to be superhuman. So why do we fall into the trap of believing the opposite? Hear a conversation about embracing our humanity with author and speaker Kelly Kapic.

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Do you know what it's like to face ethnic and racial loneliness? Prasanta does. An Indian American immigrant who grew up in the South, Prasanta will unpack the exhausting effects of cultural isolation and marginalization. She believes our places of exile can become places of belonging. Don't miss her story on Chris Fabry Live.

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He was born into the Dinka Bor tribe in war-torn South Sudan. You'll meet Michael Panther, a man who lost the movement in his legs when he was a child. What God has done in his seemingly hopeless situation will encourage and inspire you. Hear his message of hope in the midst of great struggle and loss on Chris Fabry Live.

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What are the benefits of having a women's home Bible study? How do you start one? You'll hear from two guests who believe in the power of studying the Bible together. Then, it's your turn. What happened in your life when you started or attended a Bible study in your home? Don't miss the encouragement and inspiration on Chris Fabry Live.

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Are you raising teenagers? Do you need a little help and a little hope? Maybe you're trying to prepare for the unique changes and challenges of adolescence. Or you might be right in the thick of the cultural and technological pressures. Melissa Kruger wants to encourage you to believe God is at work in the heart of your teenager—as well as your own. Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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Is there something you're looking for from your childhood? A memento that you lost and want to find again? Chris Fabry needs your help because he's been looking for a picture, a framed art print that hung on the wall of his bedroom when he was a child. His big question is: Why is finding that picture so important? Is he the only one? Help Chris out during Chris Fabry Live.

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Do you feel trapped where you are because you aren't where you want to be? Ruth Chou Simons says many of us are comparing our lives with others who are blooming. But you don't need to bloom in order to grow. God has placed you where you need to be. Period. Don't skip ahead to "the good part" and miss this important season. Hear the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

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If you feel like you're never good enough for God—if you struggle with guilt and perfectionism, don't miss Chris Fabry Live. Faith Chang says many Christians strive to please God but are plagued with anxiety about making mistakes. We want to do God's will but live with a self-berating inner voice even as we seek to serve Him. If that's you, don't miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

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