Chris Fabry Live

Tensions flared at Harvard this week when Ryan Bomberger addressed a student forum. Things got a little testy and you’ll hear why Ryan’s message is so contentious for people who talk about inclusion and civility.

We want you to brag on your kids. What is your son or daughter doing that you can’t believe or surprises you to no end?

Six years before the Civil War began a teenager, who moved to Boston to work in his uncle’s store, gave his life to Christ. And the world has not been the same since. We talk about that conversion story with biographer Kevin Belmonte and find out what we can learn from the life of D.L. Moody.​

Dr. Kathy Koch is on a mission to change the question your child asks from “Mom, Dad, am I smart?” to “How am I smart?”

One of the great things Chris Fabry Live gets to do is introduce new voices, new talent —people with a song and a heart for God. Husband and wife duo know as The Gray Havens join us for some live music.

It’s important to be part of the body of Christ. To not forsake the assembling of ourselves together. But some haven’t been to church in several months. Hear what one listener said is the reason her family hasn’t been to church in two years.

That traveling troubadour is back—author, musician, and man with a biblical imagination, Michael Card. Hear the insights from his journey through the Scriptures.

If you’re struggling to hold on or grappling with letting go, and if you need to reclaim joy in the wake of a loss, hear the story of September Vaudrey and a phone call from the ER that shook her world to the core.

We hear an update from a missionary in Ecuador about the effects of the devastating earthquake. Then, Chris asks listeners to share their stories of when God helped them out from a difficult situation.

It’s a story about a brush with the law on Friday’s Chris Fabry Live. That’s right, Chris was traveling to an important appointment and was pulled over by an officer of the law. The conversation he had made him want to talk with you about it.