The Eric Metaxas Radio Show

John Zmirak has several new articles posted at Stream.org, including "Why We Need to Talk About Satan" and "Is Your Progressive Neighbor Waiting to Ethnically Cleanse You and Your Family?"

Victor Davis Hanson addresses many of the problems and challenges inundating America today and has a few ideas of how we can save the nation before it's too late.

Eric weighs in on the Bud Light Controversy and suggests how to push back against woke corporations (hint: InspireAdvisors.com/Eric). Also remembering the great poem about Paul Revere.

Victoria Jackson had one minute to explain why she thought a gay parade in her Tennessee town was a bad idea and filled her allotted time at the town hall meeting with a feisty presentation.

Eric shares a poem recited by his father (on tape) when the family celebrated Greek Orthodox Easter over the weekend.

Kevin McCullough of "That Kevin Show" talks about the criminal aspects of what's being done to women and children, drawing on details from his article "Men Punching Women" at Townhall.com.

Eric sits down with Legend George Foreman to discuss his new film: 'Big George Foreman: The Miraculous Story of the Once and Future Heavyweight Champion of the World'.

Eric reads a couple of very funny pages from his newly-released paperback, "Fish Out of Water."

Floyd Brown, founder of The Western Journal, urges those in the church to push back against the crazy culture with his tough-talking new book, "Counter Punch."

John Zmirak of Stream.org reviews a number of Christian films, and specifically focuses on "Nefarious," opening this weekend, providing an intricate review -- is it a must-see or a don't-bother?

Eric previews the big show and the line up of guests for the weeks ahead.

Will Eric be running for office any time soon? Check out this week's Ask Metaxas for the answer!

Kevin and Sam Sorbo talk about their exciting new documentary, "Irreligious Nation." Don't miss seeing it at SalemNOW.com!

Loftis writes the first major biography of Corrie ten Boom, a Dutch watchmaker who saved the lives of hundreds of Jews during WWII at the cost of the murder of her family and being sent to a concentration camp––only to survive, forgive her captors, and live the rest of her life as a Christian missionary. Many readers will recognize Corrie’s story from her own classic memoir, The Hiding Place, but Larry brings an unparalleled level of research to this new in-depth account.

Yeonmi Park, author of "In Order to Live" and "While Time Remains," is in the studio to share her harrowing life story, including her dramatic escape from North Korea to another sad life in China.

Cliff Nichols discusses his new article at AmericanThinker.com, “Is 2024 Only a Mirage?” Can we stop the tyranny that has currently gripped the country?

Eric covers his Easter weekend in San Diego where he had a very bad zoo experience.

General Mike Flynn is concerned we are headed into World War III and outlines the trouble being brewed by the Biden Administration to capsize this great nation.

James Spencer is in the studio to share tales of D.L. Moody, his biography, as well as the substantial impact down through the decades of the center that bears his name.

Stephen Strang, founder and CEO of Charisma Media, talks politics and prophecy with his latest book, "Spirit-Led Living in an Upside-Down World.

Mary Eberstadt follows up on her hard-hitting research surrounding the destructive nature of the sexual revolution with "Adam and Eve After the Pill, Revisited."

Mike Thompson has an important new book, "Third Heaven Authority," which reveals how to pray from heaven's perspective.

Doug Giles has a new book released just in time for Holy Week and perfect for the times in which we live: "John the Baptist: A Rude Awakening Precedes a Great Awakening."

Doug Giles, author of the new book about John the Baptist, comments on these “times that try men’s soul,” with the flimsy indictment today of President Trump.

Eric shares his thoughts on today’s indictment of President Trump, and what this moment means for America.