Chris Fabry Live

Everybody is looking for shortcuts in life. But spiritual shortcuts can harm us.

Randall Goodgame has been around music all his life. He studied piano early and began songwriting and singing. He's recorded 8 solo albums and has written songs for Caedmon's Call, Andrew Peterson, and others.​ We talk about his latest musical adventure that's geared to teaching younger children the Bible. Randall Goodgame on Slugs and Bugs.

We talk about the sermon that changed your life. Was there one message that you heard that changed the course of your life? Share your story with us.

If you could say one thing to high school graduates—what would it be? Ron Hutchcraft answers that question and you can, too.

We talk about sentimentality and believers. Have we in the church exalted a sentimental view of the world, of art, and even the gospel? Dr. Rosalie de Rosset and Dr. John Koessler join us.

We increasingly rely on smart phones, computers and other devices. But what has that done to our memory function and learning abilities? What effect could scripture memorization have? Our toxic life coach, Andrea Fabry, leads the discussion.

Sunday, May 15 is the International Day for the Unreached. We'll discuss the mission and vision of this day with several ministry leaders.

We talk with pastor and author, Dr. Erwin Lutzer. He’s completing his ministry as pastor of Moody Church, so we’ll talk about that. Plus, the importance of the Reformation and what Dr. Lutzer says was a rescue of the Gospel. How does what happened in 16th Century Europe relate to what we’re going through in today’s church?

We continue our conversation with Dr. Erwin Lutzer about his ministry and the role of the reformation in the history of the church.

In another best-of broadcast, we hear from a mom who faced a desperate life situation. Tricia Williford shares her story of loss, grace and the love of God.