Chris Fabry Live

In May, we asked, "Where have the gospel invitations gone?" For various reasons, some churches and leaders have chosen not to publicly call for unbelievers to put their faith in Christ. Does that public call still matter? Instead of a guest answering that question, we asked you to describe the Gospel invitation you responded to. Hear a "Best of" broadcast on the next Chris Fabry Live.

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Max is back! It's that bestselling author who loves to inspire, Max Lucado. He has an interesting perspective on an often overlooked biblical character. If you've ever wondered if you've stumbled too many times for God to use you, look at the life of Jacob. Max says God wants to pour out His unending, unbending, unswerving love on your life. Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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On our next Chris Fabry Live, you'll hear from award-winning author and speaker, recipient of the Pinnacle Award from the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association, Philip Yancey. He's written some life-changing books—What’s So Amazing About Grace, Disappointment with God—but in the last few months his own life has changed dramatically. Don't miss a conversation with Philip Yancey on Chris Fabry Live.

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God is on the move. Even when you can't see it, He is working. Do you believe that? We want you to give the evidence of God moving in your life. Is there something He's doing to draw you closer to Himself? Is there some bad circumstance He's using for good? Is He working in your family, your church, your neighborhood? Let's talk about God on the move on Chris Fabry Live.

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Have you experienced the heartache of waiting for healing from lingering health issues? Has illness kept you from living the life you wish you had? Andrea Herzer has been there. She's lived with chronic health struggles for more than 20 years. She says it's possible to live an abundant life in the middle of a long illness. Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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Ever said something you wish you could take back? Something you thought would be helpful but actually hurt the other person? On the next Chris Fabry Live, you'll hear Modern Farmhouse Family's Sarah Molitor. She wants to help us use our words to create grace-filled positive relationships instead of fostering conflict and hurt feelings—especially with close friends and family. Don't miss Chris Fabry Live.

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​Ever heard someone talk about how much they got out of their Bible study that morning—and you wonder, what’s wrong with me? Author and speaker Kristen Wetherell has eight encouragements to grow your appetite for God's Word. This is a conversation if you're frustrated about your lack of desire to read the Bible. Get help for your hungry soul on Chris Fabry Live.

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It’s a musical Monday on Chris Fabry Live as we welcome back that chart-topping bluegrass Gospel group Chosen Road. We’ll talk about the power of this style of music which springs from their Appalachian roots. Their new album is titled It Never Gets Old. You have to hear the new hymn they feature, "Awake My Soul," and the song that comes from Karen's life and sacrifice. Don't miss the musical encouragement on Chris Fabry Live.

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Michael Card brought up a really good question last week on Chris Fabry Live. How do you grow older with grace? And who will teach you those lessons? Friday, you’ll have a chance to answer that question. The person for Chris was Elsie Young. Remember Elsie? You’ll hear some of her pearls of wisdom. Then tell him who has taught you something important about growing older. Don't miss it on Chris Fabry Live.

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Society is punishing men for acting like men, labeling it toxic masculinity. Bestselling author, speaker, and former agnostic Nancy Pearcey says secularism has villainized the concept of masculinity. Are masculine traits intrinsically toxic? Don’t miss the insight from Nancy Pearcey on Chris Fabry Live.

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