One day Jesus turned to His disciples and asked a penetrating question. We're going to entertain that same question as we talk with author and speaker Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth. Jesus asked His disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" You'll get a lot of different responses from the culture. But what's your answer? Don't miss the conversation about the incamparable Jesus on Chris Fabry Live.

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It’s a small world. Do you believe that? If you have a story about our small world, don't miss Chris Fabry Live. Maybe you traveled across the country and met someone who, come to find out, lived on your street where you grew up. What was the connection you made with someone you knew from years ago that made you think, it's a small world! Don't miss the stories on Chris Fabry Live.

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One of the most asked questions on any search engine is, "Is God real?" Investigative journalist and former atheist Lee Strobel is on a quest to determine whether we can know an answer to that important question. And if God is real, why is there suffering? Why does He seem so hidden? Don't miss Lee Strobel on Chris Fabry Live.

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She made a decision she regrets. It was a life-changing mistake. But she doesn't live under condemnation for that decision. Director of Care Net's Abortion Recovery and Care program Jill Marquis shares words of hope and comfort. If your story includes abortion and you have lingering emotional struggles because of it, don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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Author and broadcaster Brant Hansen returns to encourage us to live joyfully in a world full of anger and anxiety. Brant says life is hard, but God is good. And because of that truth we can look at the world in a childlike, humble, and optimistic way. How do you do that? Don't miss the humor and quirky biblical joy of Brant Hansen on Chris Fabry Live.

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Monday, as we remember the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., you'll hear a conversation from four years ago about how to achieve racial reconciliation. Pastor and author Dhati Lewis says the way forward for the church today is found in a small book of the New Testament. Are you an "aggravator" or an "advocate" on the narrow path to racial reconciliation? Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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​Chris Fabry has something on his desk he keeps to remember. It's a memento that reminds him of someone who has died. He can hold it in his hands. He can imagine the aroma of what wafted from this object. Do you have anything like that? Something you've kept because of the memories it stirs? Tell Chris about it. And don't miss the next Chris Fabry Live.

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She used to believe certain things about sexuality, faith, feminism, gender roles, and modesty. Author and speaker Rosaria Butterfield confronts what she now sees as five common lies often promoted in secular culture. Sadly, some of the lies have infiltrated the church. Don't miss the conversation coming up on Chris Fabry Live.

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What do you do when you awaken each day? Do you check your notifications? Look at the headlines? Jackie Hill Perry will encourage us to wake up and discover something bigger than the chaos around us. What if, in a simple devotional each day, you could glean principles from timeless wisdom to sharpen you for that day's challenges? Let's talk about it with Jackie Hill Perry on Chris Fabry Live.

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​For all who have clutter, don't miss Dana K. White. In October, Chris gave away Dana's book titled Organizing for the Rest of Us. He wants to know how it's going. Have you conquered clutter or is clutter clobbering you? Maybe you were able to make some strides but you need a little help. Talk with Dana on Chris Fabry Live!

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