The Eric Metaxas Show

Former Governor Mike Huckabee talks about his brand new TBN program; then, Dr. David Jeremiah shares transformative truths from “A Life Beyond Amazing.”

In this encore presentation, Jim Daly talks about “Mully,” the award-winning Focus on the Family film about the sacrifice of one man and the lives that were changed.

Josh McDowell, author of the huge best-seller, “Evidence That Demands a Verdict,” shares thoughts on the bigger questions of life.

Benjamin Wiker discusses his new book, “The Reformation 500 Years Later: 12 Things You Need to Know,” with the man who knows Martin Luther inside and out.

Victoria Jackson continues her “marriage counseling” with Eric and sings the lyrics to the song that goes along with her devotional, “Lavender Hair.”

Dr. Michael Brown brings hope in these topsy-turvy times with his new book, "Saving a Sick America: A Prescription for Moral and Cultural Transformation."

Former SNL star Victoria Jackson shares interesting and quirky marriage tips, as well as insights from her new book, “Lavender Hair: 21 Devotions for Women with Breast Cancer.”

Astronaut Terry Virts, commander of the international Space Station, explains how he got his incredible shots of Earth in his new book.

Eric's interview with Victor Marx of All Things Possible Ministries continues with more stories of God's love being shared with victims of trauma.

Jim Daly talks about “Mully,” the award-winning Focus on the Family film about the sacrifices of one man and the lives that are being changed.

The amazing Victor Marx of All Things Possible drops into the studio with his dog Scout and outlines harrowing rescue work being done by his ministries.

On Miracle Monday, Rodney Hart from Teen Challenge Puerto Rico shares his wild, “off the charts” life story in an interview done shortly before Hurricane Maria.

The Reverend John Rankin, author of “The Freedom to Choose Hell,” has a lot more to say about the choices people make when it comes to the afterlife.

Your wait is over… Fun Facts Friday returns! Eric and Albin trade unusual true and untrue facts that sometimes amaze, sometimes confuse…

Adam Begley has an intriguing conversation with Eric about a fabled Parisian photographer, adventurer, and pioneer who lived in the mid-1800’s, “The Great Nadar.”