Chris Fabry Live

We discuss strong women and weak men. Kim and LeRoy had a problem and it nearly broke their marriage apart. Hear the story of their relationship and how Kim learned you can be a fierce woman—if your goal is to become a soft warrior.

Have you ever had a significant thing or person return? Chris told a story about a beloved animal that surprisingly made its way home.

Hear the story and the audience reaction—and the biblical precedent of waiting.

Mary sacrificed her greatest gift—a pound of nard. Have you ever sacrificed something for God? Don’t miss Lisa Troyer's Harley Davidson story and more moving tales of sacrificial giving.

In a best-of broadcast, we talk about the girl in the song, Chrissy Cymbala Toledo tells her story.

Daughter of a famous pastor—she made a series of bad choices that led her away from her family and her faith.

The knock against single Christian men today is that they’re too passive. They won’t define a relationship. Is that fair? Hear the conversation with Paul Maxwell.

On this "Best of" program, we examine at "church people" and tipping. Chris has a story from a college student who has a bone to pick with stingy Christians. Don't miss the conversation.

Marcia discovered early on that she had a powerful singing voice. She felt called to the performing arts and worked with an internationally acclaimed vocal instructor. She was a guest artist at the Kennedy Center. But her journey of faith required that she surrender control to God, a scary process. Don't miss this "Best of" conversation.

It's one of the most often-asked questions about the Christian life. How do I discern the will of God? Moody Theological Seminary's Dr. Bill Thrasher joins us.

We turn back the clock and discuss early Christian martyrs. What happened to those New Testament believers once the Bible was written? Were the disciples all eventually killed for their faith? We talk about it with Dr. Bryan Litfin.

We hear the story of the search for Scout. It's a tale of a man, his dog, and the longing of every human heart.