The Eric Metaxas Show

John Zmirak is back and Eric runs down the controversies of the week with him… and John’s latest article at The Stream, “Is the American Founding Anti-Christian?”

Listen to the amazing real-life story of the man Will Smith played in the movie, “Concussion” – Dr. Bennet Omalu, author of “Truth Doesn’t Have a Side.”

Judge Ken Starr talks with Eric about his new book, “Bear Country: The Baylor Story,” which reveals some things that are deeply personal.

Stephen Baldwin is live in-studio with Eric and shares details about his new movie, “The UnMiracle.” So, What's an UN-miracle…?

Judge Ken Starr is in the studio with Eric and runs down “the merits of the case” against Trump and members of his administration.

It's the return of “Tuesdays with Morris”… Dick Morris shares his astute commentary on the news of the day with Eric, and Doug Schoen talks about “America in the Age of Trump.”

Gina Dalfonzo shares insights with Eric from her eye-opening new book, "One by One: Welcoming the Singles in Your Church."

Eric and Dinesh D’Souza continue their discussion on the filmmaker and best-selling author’s new book, “The Big Lie: Exposing the Nazi Roots of the American Left.”

John Zmirak is Eric’s guest host and talks with Robert Oscar Lopez… he has a very unusual tale to tell.

Fun Facts Friday kicks off your weekend with Eric and Albin sharing quirky, bizarre and sometimes oddly sane morsels of knowledge.

Find your sea legs and join Eric and guest Nathaniel Philbrick as they explore “Why Read Moby-Dick?”, Nathaniel’s fascinating study of the Melville classic.

Donna Rice Hughes updates Eric on the Enough.org campaign that zeros in on the incendiary sex article in Teen Vogue.

Rev. John Rankin and Eric dive into the depths of Hades to discuss the reverend’s hot-hot-hot new book, “The Freedom to Choose Hell.”

Eric continues his conversation with Dinesh D'Souza, examining “The Big Lie: Exposing the Nazi Roots of the American Left.”

Eric shares Part 2 of his engaging interview with Rev. Ashley Null and welcomes Paul Revere Contest finalist, Scout Richards.