She is a bright light in the world today, a treasure for all of us—hear the heart and voice of Joni Eareckson Tada. She's been through some health struggles in the last few months and years, and she's back to talk about how the presence of Jesus makes all the difference when you're going through suffering. Hear Joni's encouragement for your Thanksgiving celebration, too—Tuesday on Chris Fabry Live.

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Do you believe God is all knowing? Is He all powerful? If you said yes, what about ever-present? Author and speaker Susie Larson says it's that attribute of God we often question. Is He near us? She says God is intimately involved with every nuance of our lives—He is closer than your next breath. Hear the encouragement for your soul on Chris Fabry Live.

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It was the best thing you could have done. That's what we'll talk about on Chris Fabry Live. A listener said she and her husband had a rule as her children were growing up. Her kids didn't love the rule, but they tolerated it. A few years ago her grown son said, "Mom, that was the best thing you could have done for us." What's the best thing your parents did for you? Let's talk about it on Chris Fabry Live.

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A movement called 'deconstruction' is sweeping through churches and affecting people you love. It has disrupted, dismantled, and destroyed the faith of many. Author and speaker Alisa Childers tackles this important topic. Maybe you know someone who's going through this deconstruction—or you have doubts about your faith. What are wise and loving ways to respond? Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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Think about Rhoda in the New Testament. Remember what she didn't do? What are you glad people didn't do in the Bible? Rhoda didn't open the door for Peter. And there were insights that came from that little detail in the story. Old Testament or New, what are you glad didn't happen? Don't miss "The things they didn't do" on Chris Fabry Live.

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Our culture says you can have it all. But having it all comes with a price, especially for families of busy parents. After decades of service as Governor, in the House of Representatives, and then as Vice President, Mike Pence found a way to balance his work and family. His advice is simply four words: Go Home For Dinner. Hear Mike and his daughter Charlotte on Chris Fabry Live.

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You've faced situations in life that were out of your control. How did you deal with those? Lauren and Michael McAfee describe a devastating event in their marriage and their discovery that control is an illusion. They realized that embracing God's plan can lead to a greater intimacy with him and a transformed perspective on the present and the future. When life gets "beyond our control," Monday on Chris Fabry Live.

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When you hear the word "Alzheimer's," who comes to mind? November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month, and there are people living in the shadows of that disease—those diagnosed and caregivers who feel alone and exhausted. What have you learned about God's grace from the Alzheimer's journey you've experienced? Let's talk about it on Chris Fabry Live.

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Remember when Forrest Gump got on the bus and all the kids said, "Seat’s taken"? On a "Best of Chris Fabry Live," author and professor Dr. Heather Holleman has taken all the feelings of 7th Grade—class schedules, locker combinations, and struggling to fit in—and she's written a novel titled This Seat's Saved. Have a child in Middle School? Have some lingering hurts from that season? Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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Can God help you overcome a broken past? Bryan grew up in Houston and became a gang member and drug dealer. His life was out of control. But there were some men in Louisiana who saw something in him. They gave him a second chance. And several after that. Today Bryan is helping others who are trying to come out of the darkness and into the light. Don't miss his story on Chris Fabry Live.

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