The Eric Metaxas Show

Vatican expert Robert Moynihan outlines some of the "testimony that shook the church and the world" with his book about the man behind the revelations, Archbishop Vigano.

Rich Lowry of the National Review asks -- and answers -- the question, "Are the classics racist?" Plus, Larry Taunton covers "cancel culture," socialism, and the controversy surrounding his friendship with Christopher Hitchens.

In part three of her interview with Eric, Amanda Grace of Ark of Grace Ministry asks an important question about impeachment, and also offers hope for America and the world.

John Zmirak of Stream.org has a huge warning for listeners and explains his concept of "The Hive" -- just why is The Hive something of which we must all "bee-ware"?

In part three of her interview with Eric, Amanda Grace of Ark of Grace Ministry asks an important question about impeachment, and also offers hope for America and the world.

Arlin Migliazzo, author of "Mother of Modern Evangelicalism: The Life and Legacy of Henrietta Mears" has a lot of fascinating stories to share about the woman who jump-started an entire spiritual movement.

Roger Stone clears up some of the confusion over the events of January 6th and the "struggle between good and evil" -- can we have a course correction, and where will our nation end up down the road?

Eric continues his deep-dive into the strange-but-true tales found in his new memoir, "Fish Out of Water," where his immigrant parents, especially his father, emerge as towering inspirations to the author.

Eric celebrates the launch of his brand-new memoir, "Fish Out of Water," sharing stranger-than-fiction stories beginning even before he was born and culminating in a wild dream about a Golden Fish.

Prepare to be amazed by Eric's conversation with Mark Helprin from a previous Socrates in the City event -- Eric considers Mark the greatest living fiction writer. (Encore Presentation)

Eric continues his conversation with Mark Helprin, author of many works of popular fiction, such as "Ellis Island" and "Winter's Tale." (Encore Presentation) 

Ray Solano from PD Labs has a few common-sense solutions to the Covid-19 pandemic that are not to be missed... and, Bob Woodson shares more about "race solutions" from 1776Unites.com. 

Doug Giles has a creative take on real-life women from the Bible, focusing on rough-and-tumble episodes found in both the Old and New Testaments, all part of his new book, "Biblical Badasses."

Joshua Swamidass introduces us to his fascinating discovery about the origins of human beings with ideas from "The Genealogical Adam and Eve: The Surprising Science of Universal Ancestry."

What are the Woodson Principles? Civil Rights leader Bob Woodson from 1776Unites.com offers solutions to today's racial divide in his new book, "Lessons from the Least of These."

Bevelyn Beatty of At Well Ministries shares her harrowing experience on election night in Washington, DC, when members of BLM attacked and stabbed her, nearly ending her life.

John Zmirak and Eric discuss their days at Yale University and how pro-Communist teachings in the 1980's has led to the same mindset taking over America today, including a double-standard of justice.

Former Heisman Trophy-winner Tim Tebow talks about his delightful new series of children's books, with the first installment, "Bronco and Friends: A Party to Remember;" also, Tim's "Night to Shine" is highlighted.

Michael Pack, head of Voice of America under President Trump, has thoughts on his tenure at VOA, as well as where the organization will go under the Biden administration.

Journalist Andy Ngo discusses his soon-to-be-released, deeply researched new book, "Unmasked," which takes us "inside Antifa's radical plan to destroy democracy."

John Zmirak shares ideas from several hard-hitting articles he's written at Stream.org, including his "unforced apology" for defending freedom in what has previously been the United States of America.