The Eric Metaxas Show

Polymath David Berlinski, writer, mathematician, and raconteur, brings it all together in his sparkling discussion with Eric about "Human Nature."

Os Guinness, in this enlightening interview from across the pond, explores the "sure path to meaning" with his newest book, "The Great Quest."

Jeannie Constantinou continues exploring the incredible events that shaped Holy Week with a look into her new book, "The Crucifixion of the King of Glory: The Amazing History and Sublime Mystery of the Passion." (Encore Presentation)

Theologian and historian Jeannie Constantinou is in the studio with Eric and takes us on a fascinating journey through the most monumental event in human history with her new book, "The Crucifixion of the King of Glory." (Encore Presentation)  

We start off with fun questions with "Ask Metaxas," move on to solid business advice from the Talbotts, and round out the hour peering into "The Christian Left" with Lucas Miles. (Encore Presentation)

Ryan Helfenbein from the Standing for Freedom Center discusses what's up ahead for free speech in this country and looks into the danger inherent in the transgender movement.

Mark Wahlberg discusses his motivation for playing the title character in the new film, "Father Stu"; then, Robert J. Morgan brings the miracle of the parting of the Jordan River to life in his book, "The Jordan River Rules."

Patrick Byrne reveals more about monkey-business in Arizona with the 2020 Election; and Dennis Prager has an impressive Old Testament study being released just in time for the Easter and Passover season. (Encore Presentation)

Jenna Ellis examines how the church in America veered so far off base from the tenets of the Bible -- was fear of offending people more important than "speaking the Truth in love"?

Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Jenna Ellis, who both worked as co-counsel for President Trump, cover the subject no journalists have the courage to cover: the stolen election of 2020.

Mayor Rudy Giuliani has blockbuster evidence of the corruption history of the Biden family during Joe's time as Obama's Vice President --- and the proof found on his son Hunter's laptop.

Mayor Rudy Giuliani is in the studio and explains why he was so successful as New York City's mayor, partially because he followed President Ronald Reagan's blueprint for governing.

Jonathan Cahn stops by to talk about the intriguing new movie based on his best-selling "Harbinger" series and goes into depth on facts from recent history here in America that mirror events which took place thousands of years ago with the Nation of Israel.

Tony Lyons of Skyhorse Publishing is in the studio to outline several books that have been targeted for cancellation, which his company has published, including JFK Jr's "The Real Anthony Fauci" and Woody Allen's memoir, "Apropos of Nothing."

Patrick Byrne lays out another side of what happened on January 6, 2021, revealing how the subcommittee in place to investigate the truth has a whole other agenda -- but there's also good news in the look into election fraud.

Mike Lindell from Mar-a-Lago has an update on the unraveling of shenanigans in the 2020 election with an eye on the game plan going forward; and in the latest installment of Ask Metaxas, Eric suggests the best way to deal with a woke church.

Lara Logan has had a long and storied career in journalism, fearlessly reporting the truth, from the Benghazi cover-up to many sizzling current-event topics.

Mark Bauerlein has an important, don't miss update on the twenty-somethings when he dives into his new book, "The Dumbest Generation Grows Up." (Encore Presentation)

Chase Replogle has a new book that focuses on one of the key issues of our day, the distinction between men and women, in "The 5 Masculine Instincts: A Guide to Becoming a Better Man."

Mel Gibson reveals why he unabashedly shares his faith in his movies, including "Father Stu"; then, Andrew Klavan shows "The Truth and Beauty" found in England's greatest poets.

John Zmirak kicks off the week with his latest articles from Stream.org, including last Friday's April Fool's Day swipe at "transgender ideology," and a Ukraine peace proposal that includes spin-the-bottle.

Doug Giles has some new artwork to share that graces the side of a pro-Trump bus in New Jersey of all places; and Robert Netzly, CEO of Inspire Investing, has an update on the Smuckers woke jam.

Jeannie Constantinou continues exploring the incredible events that shaped Holy Week with a look into her new book, "The Crucifixion of the King of Glory: The Amazing History and Sublime Mystery of the Passion."

Theologian and historian Jeannie Constantinou is in the studio with Eric and takes us on a fascinating journey through the most monumental event in human history with her new book, "The Crucifixion of the King of Glory."

Phil Cooke shares some inspiration from his new book, "Ideas on a Deadline: How to Be Creative When the Clock Is Ticking"; plus another fun edition of Ask Metaxas.