The Eric Metaxas Show

Douglas Petrovich continues his fascinating conversation on recent discoveries in archeology revealing connections between Joseph in the Old Testament and the people of Egypt, including bridges between hieroglyphics and the Hebrew alphabet. 

Douglas Petrovich has uncovered fascinating archeological connections between Joseph in the Old Testament and the pharaohs and people of Egypt, including bridges between hieroglyphics and the Hebrew alphabet. 

Phelim McAleer has a harrowing story about "infiltration" by Hunter Biden's lawyer on the set of the movie, "My Son Hunter"; then, Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote provides the facts from Salem Media's film, "2000 Mules." (Encore Presentation)

John Zmirak spices up the weekend with new articles from Stream.org, and offers a strong defense of Pat Buchanan and his views decades back; plus, another deep-dive into the obvious facts surrounding the stolen election in 2020.

Eric reveals his favorite family vacation location in this week's "Ask Metaxas"; Nicholas Giordano continues his poli-sci examination of America, including the 2020 election fiasco; and Seth Talbott of the Talbott Group answers a crucial business question.

Nicholas Giordano, host of the P.A.S. Report and political science professor in New York, dives deep into what's gone off the rails politically in this country, including how both Republicans and Democrats used the Patriot Act to take away our freedoms.  

Former Congresswoman Michele Bachmann explains the extreme dangers to America's sovereignty presented by the Biden administration with the upcoming WHO vote.

Extreme athlete Tom Jones is in the middle of an unusual challenge, running 76 Marathons "Village to Village" in his goal to raise money for a new American-experience park.

Naomi Wolf continues discussing her important new book, "The Bodies of Others"; then, Jeremy Story addresses "abuse of power" when he dared to expose local Texas school board corruption.

Naomi Wolf discusses her new book that unapologetically takes on the powers-that-be, "The Bodies of Others: The New Authoritarians, Covid-19 and the War Against the Human."

Todd Nettleton of Voice of the Martyrs is in the studio to tell the story behind the movie "Sabina," which covers the decades of torture and imprisonment (and also of love and forgiveness) of Richard Wurmbrand.

Sean Feucht is between protests at Disney World and the Supreme Court today and tomorrow; plus, Tracy Robinson has a brand-new movie in theaters today and tomorrow that couldn't be more timely, "The Matter of Life."

Lis Wiehl shares the intriguing tale of "A Spy in Plain Sight: The Inside Story of the FBI and Robert Hanssen -- America's Most Damaging Russian Spy" and shows how this "worst intelligence disaster in U.S. history" unfolded.

Kevin McCullough addresses the "news of the day," including mob rule and threats to Supreme Court judges; and John Zmirak is back to with an examination of the evidence of Salem Media's new film, "2000 Mules." 

John Zmirak shares two Stream.org articles co-authored with Jason Jones, one about results of Roe v. Wade being overturned, the other calling out the Church: "First China Came for the Uyghurs, and the Vatican Said Nothing."

Phelim McAleer has a harrowing story about "infiltration" by Hunter Biden's lawyer on the set of the movie, "My Son Hunter"; then, Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote provides the facts from Salem Media's film, "2000 Mules."

Pete Hegseth and David Goodwin continue their in-studio interview with facts from their new book, "Battle for the American Mind," which investigates the decades-long decline of public education.

Pete Hegseth and David Goodwin, authors of "Battle for the American Mind," are in the studio to examine public education and how we went from God-centered learning to state-run indoctrination.

Frank Turek shows how fact and fiction align in filmmaking with his engaging and entertaining new book, "Hollywood Heroes: How Your Favorite Movies Reveal God."

Jonathan Cahn has a new movie based on his "Harbinger" series, and goes into depth on facts from recent history that mirror events from thousands of years ago. (Encore Presentation).

Astronaut Charlie Duke, the youngest man to walk on the moon, talks about his stellar experience, including what surprised him most while exploring the lunar surface -- and what he left behind on the moon. (Encore Presentation)

Astronaut Charlie Duke, the youngest man to walk on the moon, talks about his stellar experience, including what surprised him most while exploring the lunar surface -- and what he left behind on the moon. (Encore Presentation)

Dinesh D'Souza, in this don't-miss interview, talks about "2000 Mules," his new Salem-produced film that reveals through GPS phone data and video records the inner workings of the stolen election of 2020. (Encore Presentation)  

Miss Kay Robertson and her daughter-in-law Lisa have a wonderful new book that plays into this Mothers' Day weekend, "Sister Roar: Claim Your Authentic Voice, Embrace Real Freedom, and Discover True Sisterhood."

Eric runs down the events from last night's premiere of the Salem-produced film, "2000 Mules," including President Trump being a fan of the show, and Mike Lindell providing a ride back to the hotel.