On the next Chris Fabry Live, we turn our thoughts to presents we often overlook. In this special Christmas encore presentation, you’ll hear a conversation about the significant intangible gift you received from your parents. It’s not something they bought you—or an inheritance in a will. It's something they passed on through the way they lived their lives. Don’t miss this encore presentation of Chris Fabry Live.

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All this week on Chris Fabry Live, you’re hearing Christmas conversations and Wednesday, that traveling troubadour of hesed, Michael Card, is back. As he was researching and writing the book on this little Hebrew word that’s hard to translate, we talked with him about the Incarnation and how it exhibits God’s faithful love for us. Don’t miss a conversation with Michael Card on Chris Fabry Live.

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If there’s an empty chair at the table this Christmas, don’t miss Tuesday’s Chris Fabry Live. It’s a "Best of" broadcast featuring singer and songwriter Mark Schultz. His song, "Different Kind of Christmas," has touched a lot of hearts over the last few years. Hear where that song came from and reaction from listeners to the losses they've felt at Christmas. It’s a program for every longing heart on Chris Fabry Live.

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Don’t miss some great Christmas programs this week on Chris Fabry Live. Monday, you know him from songs such as “This is Amazing Grace” and “Living Hope.” The man with vibrato from above, Phil Wickham, will join us. We talk about worship, music, art, the ups and downs of life and you’ll hear the song Phil wrote with Shane and Shane called "Face of God." Don’t miss this Christmas conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

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​Think back to your childhood. What was the first Christmas present you remember giving? You’ll hear a true story called “The Knight Before Christmas.” That’s k-n-i-g-h-t. Then, it’s your turn. Who was the present for? What was their response? And what happened inside you when you gave? Don’t miss the fun on Chris Fabry Live.

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From a young age, he and his brothers gravitated toward the arts, toward making movies. We have a chat with a man who is part of the team to bring you War Room and Courageous and Overcomer and Lifemark, Alex Kendrick. 2022 was a difficult year for him health-wise. How have those struggles changed him? Talk with Alex Kendrick on Chris Fabry Live.

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What Christmas story did your mom or dad read to you when you were a child? Something happens in a child’s heart when you read stories together. But something also happens in an adult’s heart. We’ll talk about that phenomenon and hear a new story that details how a little girl encountered the different names of Jesus. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

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We live in such a divided time. Have you heard that lately? Dr. Rosalie de Rosset is going to talk about a famous poet who wrote one of the endearing Christmas songs we still sing today. He wrote it in 1863, in the middle of the Civil War. He wrote it at a time of deep loss and despair in his life. We’ll talk about the real hope we have in times of crisis on Chris Fabry Live.

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What are the myths of Christmas? Monday on Chris Fabry Live, they’re back! They put the gel in angelic, the old in gold—those boys of the Bible, the two Michaels return to focus on Christmas myths. Were there three wise men? Was Jesus born in a stable? What does the biblical record tell us and not tell us about the birth of Jesus? Don’t miss the biblical fun we’ll have with the two Michaels on Chris Fabry Live.

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​We have the perfect Friday conversation for you. Have you heard about hygge? It’s a Danish word that’s difficult to translate. It has ties to comfort and consolation. It’s a way of making the mundane and necessary meaningful and beautiful. It’s soul rest. It’s a comfy chair by the fireplace. Add a biblical dimension and you have Holy Hygge. We’ll talk about it on the next Chris Fabry Live.

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