Chris Fabry Live

We hear perspective from two people about the Brexit vote of the United Kingdom to leave the European Union. Then, Chris needs your help with getting rid of some pests. Plus what have you learned from the Internet lately? Don't miss our program.

With all the bad news about the culture and people leaving the church, something good is happening. Some congregations are reinventing themselves and finding ways to survive and thrive. Hear about the resurgent church.

Suppose a candidate for president asked your pastor or favorite Christian leader to attend a meeting. Just think about supporting him or her—what would you advise?​

We welcome back former drug boss, Dimas Salaberrios. He was known on the street as “Daylight,” but his life was a nightmare. We’ll talk more about his story and how God reached into his heart. Now, Dimas is reaching out to those in Chicago who are dealing with violence and loss of life.

If your longings for meaning and significance and love have taken you away from God, don’t miss the conversation with Jon and Dave Ferguson. They help us find our way back to God.

If you’re worried about having the talk with your children, listen to Anne Marie Miller on Tuesday’s Chris Fabry Live. She’ll reveal 5 things about your kids and sex you need to know. But it’s Anne’s backstory that is captivating—because at a vulnerable age, she learned about sex in a way that should never have happened.

We welcome back that traveling troubadour of the soul, Michael Card. Join the conversation

Our correspondent to the pastorate, Dr. John Koessler will join us. Usually we discuss problems in the church, the hassles pastors go through, struggles of congregations. Monday we’ll ask you to tell us something good that’s going on with your church. What excites you about the people you worship with?​

It's an important relational question—how did you get your elderly parent to stop driving?

Founding member of the eight-time Dove Award-winning group Selah, Todd Smith joins us. Just in time for the upcoming holiday, he has a new song titled, “Calling All Fathers.” Todd says he hopes it will challenge all dads to be the men we’re called to be.