The Eric Metaxas Show

Greg Laurie talks about the new film based on his life, "Jesus Revolution," starring Kelsey Grammer as Pastor Chuck Smith and chronicling miraculous events of the early 1970s.

Chris Buskirk of American Greatness has a new book covering an important and intriguing subject, "America and the Art of the Possible: Restoring National Vitality in an Age of Decay."

Alan Dershowitz addresses issues from his book, "Guilt by Accusation," including how the MeToo movement destroyed the lives of innocent people.

Kevin McCullough of Votestradamus fame weighs in on last night's State of the Union address, offering hopeful signs of pushback by Republicans.

John Zmirak continues covering current events, like suggesting that Joe Biden is himself a Chinese spy balloon; then, it's the last part of John's appearance with Eric at the Apologia Forum.  

John Zmirak makes his weekly appearance and covers current events, like suggesting that Joe Biden is himself a Chinese spy balloon, and shares recent articles available at Steam.org.

Keith Guinta of WipeEveryTear.org is in the studio to continue sharing compelling stories of women in the Philippines rescued from exploitation in the sex trade -- find out more at WinePatch.org.

Keith Guinta of WipeEveryTear.org has just returned from the Philippines where the ministry team rescued trapped and exploited women from the sex trade -- find the full story at WinePatch.org.

John Zmirak and Eric continue their passionate discussion at the Apologia event, "a Forum on Bible & Culture," in Seattle, Washington.

John Zmirak and Eric headlined the Apologia Forum in Seattle, Washington, and had a passionate discussion about the future of America.

Christopher Ruddy, CEO and president of Newsmax, goes into detail about AT&T's DirectTV censorship of the conservative network and how to take a stand and pushback at IWantNewsmax.com.

Greg Kelly of Newsmax is back to discuss the network being deplatformed on AT&T's DirecTV and to take a deeper dive into his book, "Justice for All: How the Left Is Wrong About Law Enforcement."

David Horowitz makes the case for the 2024 presidential election with his pulls-no-punches new book, "Final Battle: The Next Election Could Be the Last."

Bethany and Ryan Bomberger are in the studio to discuss their plain-as-day new children's book, "She Is She," which states the obvious in a delightful way.

Joe Silva and Joe Pellegrino of Legacy Minded Men address the attacks on masculinity and fatherhood, and talk about a unique concept known as "The Blessing Day."

Tom Haviland, a freelance data analyst, has done a survey of over 125 funeral directors and embalmers from across the country and what has been reported is astonishing.

Chad Robichaux of MightyOaksFoundation.org, continues his conversation about, "Saving Aziz," and what Aziz's story tells us about America's hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Chad Robichaux of The Mighty Oaks Foundation has a new book, "Saving Aziz," which explains in part the horrific consequences of America's hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan.

David Bahnsen is in the studio to let everyone know "There's No Free Lunch" -- the name of his book and podcast about engaging in smart economics.

Joseph Backholm presents a hilarious new card game, "Wokelandia"; then, filmmaker Allen Wolf makes some noise about "The Sound of Violet."

Roger Stone talks about “The Man Who Killed Kennedy,” and exposes the various factions that benefited from the popular president’s death; plus, he touches on the Deep State in America today.

Roger Stone talks about “The Man Who Killed Kennedy,” and exposes the various factions that benefited from the popular president’s death; plus, he touches on the Deep State in America today.

Larry Taunton reports from Poland on his eye-witness accounts and interviews at the W.E.F. in Davos -- is this the annual meeting of the “utterly atheistic”?

Greg Kelly of Newsmax debuts his new book, "Justice for All: How the Left is Wrong About Law Enforcement," and talks about running for mayor of NYC.

John Zmirak from Stream.org continues his discussion of "America Was Founded by Conspiracy Realists... Like Tucker Carlson," focusing on the big mistake known as the Patriot Act.