Chris Fabry Live

​Proverbs 26:17 is our text for our next Chris Fabry Live. A person who is passing by and meddles in a quarrel that's not his is like one who grabs a dog by the ears. Our question of the day is, have you ever meddled in a quarrel not your own? Our proverbial expert Eva Rydelnik will help us understand that verse better, then it’s your “grabbing a dog by the ears” story. Don’t miss it on Chris Fabry Live.

​If you’re concerned about the rapid changes in content in today’s classrooms, you’ll find help on Chris Fabry Live. Former high school English teacher and now Culture and Policy Analyst at Focus on the Family, Jeff Johnston has concerns as well. Highly sexualized curriculum feels like indoctrination to many Christian parents. What are your rights? How do you deal with the educational bureaucracy? Join us for Chris Fabry Live. "Back to School for Parents" Guide

​God’s hand of providence has been on a church in Ohio for 90 years and you’ll hear about that from its current pastor. Pastor Rodney Maiden, graduate of Moody Bible Institute and a speaker at this year’s Founder’s Week, will join us for some encouragement. You’ll hear about his life and what long-term ministry in one church for four decades does for a pastor. Join us for Chris Fabry Live. Founder's Week 2021

​A young woman called Chris Fabry Live a couple of weeks ago with pain and regret in her voice. She had chosen against abortion and placed her child into the arms of a loving mom and dad. But she was grieving her loss. I want you to speak into the life of that young woman who made a courageous choice. Have you been in her shoes? Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live. Founder's Week 2021

​On the eve of the Roe vs. Wade anniversary, Amy Ford wants to help you discover your place in the pro-life movement. Amy says there’s good news. You can make a difference. The bad news—if abortion became illegal today, the church wouldn’t be ready. How do we get ready? How do we help women be brave? Find out on Chris Fabry Live.

Has someone ever come to your defense when you didn’t expect it? Were you ever accused of something falsely and someone put their reputation on the line for you? Perhaps you were guilty and that person went out of their way to show you kindness and grace. You might have come to someone else’s defense. Tell your story on Chris Fabry Live.

​You hear a lot of people talk about being called to ministry. But on Chris Fabry Live, you’ll hear Pastor Dave’s story of being called from the pastorate into his family’s gear shop. He didn’t expect that transition to become a spiritually transformative season of his life, but it did. If you’re struggling with finding purpose in your work, don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a family member of Dr. King’s gives us an inside look. A few years ago, the niece of Dr. King, Dr. Alveda King, stopped by the studio and guest host Cisco Cotto talked with her about the King family rules—timeless truths, hard-learned lessons, and foundational principles to live by. Hear it Monday on Chris Fabry Live.

They’re back! Those boys of the Bible, the men of the Moody Commentary, they put the “quit” in ubiquity, the two Michaels! Dr. Michael Rydelnik and Dr. Michael Vanlaningham are committed to leading us to a deeper level of understanding about God’s Word. Have a question? A scriptural conundrum? Won’t be the same without you, so join us for the two Michaels on Chris Fabry Live.

​If your heart is breaking for our nation and you can’t understand why we’re going through such chaos, don’t miss John S. Dickerson on Chris Fabry Live. Following the trendlines of what Americans believe and do, he predicted the social unrest, violence, and political division. How can we become peacemakers and understand the times we’re in? Join us for Chris Fabry Live.

​You can try to live up to others’ expectations. You can try to please everyone and manage your image. But that carefully constructed identity often collapses when life falls apart. Pastor Cary Schmidt says your true identity is not one you achieve but one you receive. And the secret is to "stop trying." Find out what he means on Chris Fabry Live.

​We’re living in an age of worry and struggle. Political upheaval. Constitutional crises. Racial division. And COVID-19 to boot. If you’re on a rollercoaster of worry and anxiety, Dr. Winfred Neely says that you don’t have to stay on that ride. But the question is, how do you exit the rollercoaster? Some practical and biblical help is on the way on Chris Fabry Live.

Do you feel like God tolerates you but He doesn’t really like you? You’re forgiven, you’ve been accepted, but you’ll probably have to eat at the kids' table during the wedding feast. If that’s how you feel, don’t miss a conversation with pastor and author Dane Ortlund. He wants us to understand the heart of Christ for sinners and sufferers. It’s coming up on Chris Fabry Live.

​January 8, 1956, on a tiny strip of sand called Palm Beach in Ecuador, five men were killed. And that event was like a spiritual tsunami. On the 65th anniversary of their deaths, we’ll talk Valerie Elliot Shepard, who was less than a year old when her father died. Hear the story from Valerie’s perspective on Chris Fabry Live.

​You’ve lost someone you love. Or you’re on the brink of losing your marriage. Your dreams. Your health. Author and speaker Ron Hutchcraft says you have a choice when you face loss. At the crossroads of grief, one road leads to hope and healing and the other leads to more hurt. If you have a broken heart, don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

Are you frustrated as you watch America turn further from Christian values and the core principles of liberty? Dr. Erwin Lutzer will give a challenge to not be silent about biblical truth. How do you live out your convictions in a growing tide of hostility? And how do you do all of that with grace and compassion? Don’t miss Dr. Erwin Lutzer on Chris Fabry Live.

​Make simple choices today for a healthier, happier you in 2021. That’s our topic as we welcome back Dr. Walt Larimore. If you are over 50 and not as fit as you want to be, don’t miss the conversation. He says you don’t need to be a health expert. You need essential, practical, and accurate information to take control of your well-being. We'll help you become Fit over 50 on Chris Fabry Live.

​We’ve said goodbye to 2020 and now it’s onto 2021. You're invited to join us Monday for our first live broadcast of the New Year. And this time, YOU get the chance to encourage someone you know—and encourage others who may be listening. It could be a specific person you know or a group you want to encourage. Don't miss your chance to encourage someone at the Radio Backyard Fence on Chris Fabry Live.

​Friday on Chris Fabry Live, he’s a radio guy. He’s a storyteller. A self-proclaimed misfit, and author. His name is Brant Hansen and he’s worked with WAY-FM and Air1, and part of his life story includes Asperger Syndrome. You’ll hear his unique view of life, the church, and how to deal with anger by becoming “unoffendable.” Hear Brant Hansen on a Best of Chris Fabry Live.

​A lot of young people who have grown up in the church are leaving the church. They’re slipping away to a culture that says God’s not real, the Bible’s not true and sin’s no big deal. Jim and Bill Putman join us to talk about hope for your prodigal. They believe God loves to bring the wandering and rebellious back to Himself. Don’t miss the encouragement on a 2020 Best of Chris Fabry Live conversation.