The Eric Metaxas Radio Show

Rev. James Ward discusses his book: ZERO VICTIM: Overcoming Injustice With a New Attitude

Hadley Arkes provides a valuable education in foundational ideas governing America with his new book, "Mere Natural Law: Originalism and the Anchoring Truths of the Constitution."

Eric gives advice on public speaking, as well as effectively engaging in the political arena, on this installment of Ask Metaxas!

Bishop E.W. Jackson stops by the studio to discuss his powerful new book, "Sweet Land of Liberty: Reflections of a Patriot Descended from Slaves."

Eric is back in the TBN studio to further share his wild adventures over the last 10 days.

Alveda King, civil rights' icon and niece of MLK, meets up with Eric at the NRB and discusses her powerful pro-life initiatives.

Naomi Wolf of DailyClout.IO returns to talk about what we now know about the "joke vaccine" pushed to combat Covid -- and what are Naomi's thoughts as she reads the Geneva Bible?

John Zmirak unravels a couple new articles, including "Mock the Woke Cult of Antichrist, and Taunt its Priests of Baal," at Stream.org and discusses how the permeation of gay culture is helping to destroy society's protection of children.

Eric outlines his crazy schedule crisscrossing the country and reveals the artifact he discovered from the ancient city of Sodom.

NRB International Christian Media Convention 2023 panel on Christian Nationalism with Dr. Robert Jeffress, Brandon Tatum and Eric Metaxas moderated by Owen Strachan.

John Zmirak joins the show from Stream.org to talk about the possible fundamental split on the Right with the competing presidential campaigns of Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis; plus, the true significance of Memorial Day.

Robert Netzly of Inspire Investing can let you know what companies you may be invested in who are publicly celebrating so-called Pride Month. Go to: InspireAdvisors.com/Eric.

Kevin McCullough, a.k.a. Votestradamus, talks about two big issues of the day: the debt-ceiling resolution and the Trump vs. DeSantis presidential campaign brawl.

Marcus Pittman and Jason Farley on the launch of LoorTV. More at: https://www.loor.tv/

Eduardo Verástegui & Tim Ballard discuss their upcoming film: "Sound of Freedom"

Margarita Mooney Clayton addresses the uplifting nature of art and its effect on the human spirit with her book, "The Wounds of Beauty: Seven Dialogues on Art and Education."

Charles Thorngren, CEO of Legacy Precious Metals, addresses the geopolitical turmoil that is NOT going away any time soon -- but there's a "precious solution" to be found at LegacyPMinvestments.com!

Comedian and cultural influencer JP Sears shares his involvement with an important new documentary, "The Real Anthony Fauci."

Dennis Prager sits down with Eric at the NRB to discuss a very important matter: the issue of doing good and doing bad, and how all that plays out in the overall scheme of society, culture, and politics.

John Zmirak opens the week with his newest articles at Stream.org, including the important topic of replacing the FBI, a tool of the Deep State, with... nothing.

Senator Josh Hawley, one of the few true heroes in Washington, talks about his book, "Manhood: The Masculine Virtues America Needs," and replacing the FBI.

Stephen Strang is in the studio to talk more about his new book, “Spirit-Led Living in an Upside-Down World,” focusing on the news, culture, and prophecy – and even dives into demonic oppression.

Frank Gaffney comments on the Durham Report and touches on ideas from “The Indictment: Prosecuting the Chinese Communist Party & Friends for Crimes against America, China, and the World.”

Eric has thoughts on the Durham Report and ties in the famous poem by Longfellow, “Paul Revere’s Ride”.

Mary Harrington shows that women's liberation was less the result of moral progress than an effect of the material consequences of the Industrial Revolution. We've now left the industrial era for the digital age, in which technology is liberating us from natural limits and embodied sex differences. This shift may benefit the elites, but it also makes it easier to commodify women's bodies, human intimacy, and female reproductive abilities. "Feminism" has been captured by well-off white-collar women, who use it to advance their own economic and political interests under the pretense that these are the interests of all women—all the while wielding the term like a club against anyone, male or female, who dissents. Feminism against Progress is a stark warning against a dystopian future in which poor women become little more than convenient sources of body parts to be harvested and wombs to be rented by the rich. "Progress" no longer benefits the majority of women, and only a feminism that is skeptical of it can truly defend their interests in the twenty-first century.