Chris Fabry Live

Hear the host of Faith on Record, Bill Davis. He plays music from the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. Bill says that those of us who grew up in our faith with those songs have deep connections with them because it takes us back to where we used to be. We take a spiritual walk down memory lane.

We talk about finances and business. Our guest is professor of business and economics at Huntington University in Indiana, Jim O’Donnell. He says that business is God’s misunderstood ministry to a fallen world. We’ll find out what he means by that—and we want to hear from you.

We talk about beating the college debt trap. How do you get a degree without going broke? Find out with Alex Chediak.

Ever met an atheist who challenged your belief in God and the Bible? Maybe they ridicule you for saying God exists and that Jesus is his Son. Mitch Stokes says that atheists emphasize skepticism, but often they’re actually not skeptical enough.

Then, do you wish you had done more spiritually for your children when they were younger? If you could parent them again—what would you change? We talk about it with professor Elizabeth Smith.

A few weeks ago Phil Waldrep discussed prodigals on Chris Fabry Live. Tuesday, Phil is back to spend the entire hour talking about praying for your prodigal.

We talk about your relationship with your money. Brad Hewitt says our attitude about finances needs to change if we’re to escape the debt trap and the worry treadmill.

It’s a brave, new sexual world out there—and many parents have questions about navigating the choppy waters of today’s culture. Coming up Monday on Chris Fabry Live, a Christian parents’ guide to beginning open and honest discussions about homosexuality.

Then, author and speaker Dan Allender says those who have been sexually abused can find hope and transformation. Don’t miss the conversations on the next Chris Fabry Live.

Good Friday is the day we remember the sacrifice Jesus made. We see the price of our sin. With pianist and author Stanton Lanier, you'll hear words and music that will help you worship God for how far he would go to reconcile us.