The Eric Metaxas Show

Matt Walsh, who is not a biologist, has a new film in which he asks a very simple question, "What is a woman?" -- and he gets some unusual answers and/or evasive responses.

Tom Ascol is a candidate for president of the Southern Baptist Convention, and hopes to win the office to help stop the SBC's sad and deluded slide into woke culture and away from God's word.

Douglas Murray, using examples from his new book, "The War on the West," explains how many well-meaning people in the West have been fooled by hypocritical anti-Western rhetoric.

Tim Barton of Wallbuilders.com prepares us for the overturning of Roe v. Wade by the Supreme Court with an eye on the history of decisions about abortion in this country -- and what's up ahead after the ruling.

John Zmirak opens the week with new articles from Stream.org, including examining how the Left in America is following the Nazi playbook; plus, a look back on the anniversary of D-Day and the sacrifice of that day.

Cheryl Chumley, Opinion Editor at the Washington Times, talks about her hard-hitting new book, Lockdown: The Socialist Plan to Take Away Your Freedom."

Sara Barratt, Editor at Rebelution, has a brand new book to encourage young Christians, "Stand Up, Stand Strong: A Call to Bold Faith in a Confused Culture."

John Zmirak of Stream.org hits on several topics of the past week, including the massacre in Uvalde, Texas, and the D.C. adjudicated court case exonerating Hillary Clinton's lawyer. 

Ask Metaxas tops the hour with a tricky question about faith; then, Leigh Bortins has expert advice on classical education, and Seth Talbott focusing on building a more successful business.

Dr. Hamlin Emory continues his in-studio discussion of approaching physical health and mental wellness with ideas found in his book, "Hard to Swallow."