The Eric Metaxas Show

Katie Hopkins, "the most banned woman on the planet," continues her look into nefarious things that have been happening in her native country, as well as other locations around the world.

Katie Hopkins, old-school journalist and firebrand from England, clues us in on what nefarious things have been happening in her native country, as well as down under in Australia.

Jonathan Seidl has an important new book that can help people looking for "a break": "Finding Rest: A Survivor's Guide to Navigating the Valleys of Anxiety, Faith, and Life."

Elijah Stephens manages SendProof.com, a website that tracks and reports on miracles, and he shares some of the amazing stories from his new documentary, "Send Proof."

Dr. Ryan Cole has an update on the COVID vaccine and the potential for unwanted, even dangerous, reactions and side effects. For help, check out: MyFreeDoctor.com. (Encore Presentation)

Pastor Greg Laurie's SoCal Harvest event returns to Angel Stadium this weekend and Greg has highlights of the festivities, which include music from For King & Country.

Antonio Sabato Jr. has exciting news about "God's Not Dead: We the People"; then, Pastor Robert Jeffress provides encouragement with his new book, "Invincible."

Archeologist Steven Collins has discovered amazing evidence validating Old Testament stories, not the least of which are the remains of the totally obliterated city of Sodom.

John Zmirak takes on the issue of the woke pope and the woke church, as well as a British journalist waking up to the fact that America's 2020 presidential election was stolen.

Dr. Ryan Cole has an update on the COVID vaccine and the potential for unwanted, even dangerous, reactions and side effects. For help, check out: MyFreeDoctor.com.

Victor Davis Hanson takes a critical look at the current culture and reflects on the subject of his new book, "The Dying Citizen."

Mike Lindell presents key points about the results of the Arizona audit, and has an update on presenting the 2020 election fraud case to the Supreme Court.

Jeanne Constantinou continues her in-depth discussion of her new scholarly work, "Thinking Orthodox," which looks into preserving the mind of the early Church.  

Jeanne Constantinou discusses her new scholarly work, "Thinking Orthodox," which looks into preserving the mind of the early Church; and Tyson Langhofer of Alliance Defending Freedom examines a pivotal court case.  

Nathaniel Philbrick, his wife, and his dog traveled the same route that George Washington traveled to help unite the newly-founded America, and tells stories from "Travels with George."

Victoria Jackson has a few stories about Johnny Carson and her 20 appearances on The Tonight Show; plus, takes a very serious and personal look at the subject of death.

Pastor Che Ahn shares concerns about our current state of affairs, and has a powerful story about his father's release years ago from a North Korean prison. (Encore Presentation)

Pastor Greg Locke, recently banned from Twitter, is one of the bold pastors speaking out against what's happening across the country with the out-of-control cancel culture.

Middle East expert Joel Rosenberg weighs in on Biden's hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan, as well as looks at what's happening with our "Enemies and Allies" from his new book.

Andy Erwin, half of the film-making Erwin Brothers, talks about "The Jesus Music Movie;" and Craig Stanfill shares "Terms of Service," about artificial intelligence and government coercion.

Keith Guinta and Kenny Sacht conclude their powerful interview about their visits as part of a ministry called Wipe Every Tear to the Philippines to rescue women trapped in the sex trade.

Ruth Wisse, a conservative and former professor at Harvard, continues sharing her fascinating life story which she's compiled in her new book, "Free As A Jew." (Encore Presentation)

Ruth Wisse shares her fascinating life story which she's compiled in her new book, "Free As A Jew: A Personal Memoir of National Self-Liberation." (Encore Presentation)

Keith Guinta and Kenny Sacht are in the studio to discuss their trips to the Philippines with a group called Wipe Every Tear, focused on rescuing women trapped in the sex industry.

Singer-songwriter Paul Anka, who wrote "My Way" for his friend Frank Sinatra, has a new album and shares details of his legendary career which began at age 15 and included hanging out with the Rat Pack.