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Chris Fabry Live
March 08, 2023
Jesus Revolution
People around the country are saying some great things about a new movie called Jesus Revolution. Hollywood was surprised at how well it did in the box office, but to a lot of believers who lived through the early 1970s, it makes sense why people are resonating with the film. Have you seen it? Talk about it on Chris Fabry Live.
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Brent McCorkle
Director, writer, and composer Brent McCorkle makes films that are known for their heartfelt and visually compelling storytelling. Prior to co-directing Jesus Revolution, Brent co-wrote, co-edited, directed 2nd unit, and composed the original score on the Kingdom Story Company Lionsgate hit, I Can Only Imagine. Brent's first project with the Erwin Brothers was Woodlawn, a sports drama based on the true story of Miami Dolphins superstar running back Tony Nathan. His feature film directorial debut was the biographical drama Unconditional, which was nominated for Outstanding Independent Motion Picture by the NAACP Image Awards in 2013. A credited screenwriter on Unconditional and I Can Only Imagine, Brent has also composed original score scores for Unconditional, I Can Only Imagine, Woodlawn, and Steve McQueen: American Icon. Brent currently resides on a farm in Nashville, Tenn., with his wife, their five children, and goats.
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Chris Fabry
Chris Fabry is the host of Chris Fabry Live, one hour of spiritual encouragement from his backyard radio fence. The program challenges listeners to think biblically about their spiritual journeys. Chris is also the author of the Christy Award-winning novel Dogwood, June Bug, ECPA Christian Book Award-winner (Fiction) Almost Heaven, Not in the Heart and Borders of the Heart. He and his family live near Tucson, Ariz.
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Chris Fabry Live is designed to build up the spiritual immune system of the Christian men and woman. As you walk through the journey of faith called the Christian life, you meet new people, learn new things, laugh, cry and, most importantly, grow in your understanding of God.