Chris Fabry Live

It’s musical artist Julianna Zobrist—in the studio. Julianna is a rural Iowa City girl, raised on Michael Jackson and farm grown corn. She married a guy named Ben when she was 21—and his wedding gift to her was a midi-keyboard, a microphone and laptop with a recording program. We talk about her music, her life as a mom, being a wife to a major league ballplayer, and more.

Are you going to the Ark in Kentucky? It cost $100 million to build and today is opening day. Some say it’s a great outreach—others are upset. We talk about it and learn from those involved.

What change has happened in your life in the last ten years that you can’t explain outside of God being at work? Encourage someone else with the change you’ve lived.

It's a conversation with a woman who grew up as a Muslim. But her life changed radically when she became a follower of Jesus. Don’t miss this personal story of conversion and gain understanding about your Muslim friends​.

The man who wrote the song "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" said, "Words make you think a thought. Music makes you feel a feeling. A song makes you feel a thought." Do you believe that? Tuesday, singer, songwriter and founder of Music for the Soul, Steve Siler talks about the power of a song. And we want to hear your story of how music has deeply touched your life.

Have you tried to "rescue" someone? Hear a story about why you and I make lousy saviors.

On a special July 4 broadcast, hear a message by a WWII hero. On July 30, 1945, the USS Indianapolis was sunk in only 12 minutes. Of the 1200 men aboard, only 317 survived. Hear survivor Edgar Harrell speak to students of Moody Bible Institute.

Edgar Harrell served on the USS Indianapolis. On July 30, 1945, two torpedoes sunk that ship in 12 minutes. There were nearly 1200 men aboard—900 went into the water. No one knew they were there. 317 survived those five days, including Ed Harrell, and he shares about his life and the grace of God.

If you're looking for some great ideas for fiction reading this summer, don't miss Friday's Chris Fabry Live! The Christy Awards were announced this past Monday and Chris caught up with the winners from 10 different categories. Hear about the stories and what generated the winning ideas. Plus, each guest will suggest a book THEY are taking to the beach this summer. It's a perfect start to July—the summer reading edition of Chris Fabry Live.

We continue our conversation with the 2016 Christy Award winners. If you're looking to add to your summer reading list, don't miss Friday's Chris Fabry Live.