Chris Fabry Live

When someone you love is taken suddenly—your life is shattered and emotions run wild. Friends and family of the slain police officers in Dallas know this. Our correspondent to unwanted change Miriam Neff addressed this—along with a guest who has lived through this pain.

Chris' friend, Roy Patterson, joins him to have a real conversation about racial issues and the gospel.

Sophie Hudson will stop by to talk about the need for older and younger women to come together an do life.

Have you ever hastily written an email and hit send and then regretted it? Have words come to mind in a conversation you couldn’t hold back? Tell your story of regret.

You have at your disposal devices that can show you video of people losing their lives through violence. It’s live streamed at times. How do you protect your kids from these images that seem to come at us each day? We discuss talking with your children about events in the news and protecting them while at the same time dealing redemptively with the deep issues of our day.

It’s difficult these days to be a police officer. You’ll hear some practical steps you can take to encourage those who protect and serve. And if you’re an officer, we’d love to hear your perspective.

It's a program for every mother of sons. Our guest says love is important but respect is the key to your son’s heart. Dr. Emerson Eggerichs is known for his work with marriages and the biblical understanding of love and respect. His latest deals with that mother/son relationship and how transforming respect can be.

Hear stories of when someone did something for you that you couldn’t do.

The disturbing videos and the shootings around the country this week point to a problem that many African Americans have been talking about for a long time. That problem is the danger young black males feel when encountering police officers. It's an honest conversation about that with you—can the church be part of the solution?

It's sometimes hard to understand the pain and struggles of a group of people whose life experience is different than yours. Pastor Bryan Loritts helps us see the importance of empathy and compassion among believers.