Has God ever called you to do something that felt terrifying? Author and Bible teacher Rachel Scott loves to help people navigate their God-given callings. But taking the leap into the unknown can bring fear and uncertainty. You hesitate to even take the first step. Learn from the people in the Bible who were asked to trust God in this way. Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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When's the last time you gathered around the dinner table with those you love without distraction? Remember your last meaningful mealtime conversation? Pastor Ryan Rush will talk about the importance of these moments for relationships, quality of life, and going deeper in our walk with God. How do we restore the table? Let's talk about it on Chris Fabry Live.

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Chris is going to ask a simple question about your weekend. What did you see that warmed your heart, brought a tear to your eye or gave a little hope in a hard season? Hear what made Chris look up, and hear listener's stories!

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The eternal, redemptive plan of God came to fruition 2,000 years ago. On a special Good Friday edition of Chris Fabry Live, author and emeritus professor of English at Wheaton College Dr. Leland Ryken will give us a literary guided tour of the poetry of redemption. Don’t miss the poems and Scripture that lead us into a deeper understanding of these events.

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Thursday on Chris Fabry Live, we’re going to the garden. All you need to sum up the anticipatory grief of Jesus is encapsulated in the word, “Gethsemane.” Nancy Guthrie and Heather Holdsworth will join Chris as they visit this difficult scene and see the Savior’s anguish, the disciples’ failure to stay awake, and the struggle of the garden. Don’t miss Thursday’s Chris Fabry Live.

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He’s written about men’s issues, men’s struggles, finishing well, and leaving a legacy. On Chris Fabry Live, as we continue the celebration of the passion of Jesus, Robert Wolgemuth encourages men to read the Bible. He also talks about how the Scriptures bring life to our Holy Week preparation. Hear about the help and hope the Bible offers. 

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That traveling troubadour of the soul, Michael Card, returns to talk about Passion Week, the last few days of the earthly ministry of Jesus. The Messiah poured out His life and expressed "hesed" to us. Michael defines that word as, "When the one who owes you nothing gives you everything." Let's talk about Jesus! Don't miss Michael Card on Chris Fabry Live.

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A man who has worked behind the scenes at Moody Radio for many years is retiring. His name is Dan Craig. Chris and Dan are going to rehearse some of the twists and turns, the circuitous route God has had him on that eventually led to Moody Radio. All of those experiences point to the goodness of God. Need some encouragement for your soul? Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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Have you ever gone through a change that you didn't like and didn't ask for? A loss that's hard to deal with at work or in life in general? Hear a story from a radio colleague who wrote Chris and said, "For a long time I was mad at you." Learn how that anger worked for good and tell your story to encourage someone else. Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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It’s a no-holds-barred, no-verses-verboten conversation with those boys of boys of the Bible, those men of the Moody Commentary, (they put the chat in eschatology), the Two Michaels, Dr. Michael Rydelnik and Dr. Michael Vanlaningham. In a rare-recorded-in-studio version of the program, you’ll hear questions about verse memorization, the questions the Michaels WISH they would hear—and more. Don’t miss the biblical fun on Chris Fabry Live.

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