Chris Fabry Live

The year was 1970. The town was Gallatin, Tennessee. It was the Civil Rights Era and desegregation had emotions running high. Hear the story of how two boys from opposite sides of the tracks and a basketball game sparked a transformation.​

It’s back to Baton Rouge for some good news about how prayer is making a difference in that city that’s seen so much division and pain.

You’ve nurtured this idea, this hope—and you’re wondering if it’s time to give up. Part of you says no, don’t give up! The other part wonders if there might be something even better that God is doing with your life—how do you embrace God’s dream for you if it’s different from your own?

It's a discussion about our hidden agendas. You have one, I have one—and to compound the problem we put on masks to hide our agendas. Author, seminary professor, broadcaster and founder of Key Life network, Steve Brown joins us.

With all the racial strife in the country, we need to hear some hope. Michael Card joins us with a message of reconciliation.​

What’s the problem with Christian families? Our guest says one problem is that the leaders of those families are unwilling to do something. Find out what that is as we hear from the Teaching Director of Youth for Christ in war-torn Sri Lanka, Ajith Fernando.

We talk about the shooting of six police officers on Sunday in Baton Rouge with Pastor Oren Conner and evangelist Sammy Tippit.

The political convention season is upon us and the race for President is heating up. An influential evangelical leader revealed how he’s making his voting decision. The tipping point for him is not national security, support for Israel or immigration, but something much more important. And, what has the entertainment culture and social media done to our self-image? Do you gauge your relationship with God by your body mass index?

We get an update from a ministry leader in Nice, France, who shares how the Body of Christ is responding to last night's attack. We also hear how we can best pray. Plus, we discuss what to do with the fatiguing effects of these kinds of stories. How do we keep praying, keep believing and keep trusting with the constant barrage from the headlines?

It's a discussion about your estranged brother or sister. Has there been a fracture with a sibling and you don’t have a real relationship? If that’s you—join us—and if you’ve had a reconciliation after a long time, we want to hear from you, too.