The Eric Metaxas Show

Dr. Hamlin Emory, who practices child/adult neuro-psychiatry in L.A., sits down with Eric to discuss discoveries outlined in his book, "Hard to Swallow: From Superstition to Psychiatry."

John Gleeson continues his look into "The Gotti Wars"; then, in this encore presentation, Lucas Miles addresses some challenging topics in theology, politics, and culture with his sharply-focused book, "The Christian Left."

John Gleeson stops by the studio to discuss his revealing new book, "The Gotti Wars: Taking Down America's Most Notorious Mobster," with insights only Gleeson, the young prosecutor on the case at the time, can provide.

Extreme athlete Tom Jones is in the middle of running 76 Marathons, and Catherine Engelbrecht of TrueTheVote.org provides an update on voter-fraud progress made following release of 2000Mules.com. (Encore Presentation)

On Miracle Monday, Chris Reed of MorningStar Ministries reveals an angelic visitation where he was given a vision of what will soon happen with Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin, and some coming unsettling meteoritical events.

Pat Castle started his ministry after a mysterious encounter with Padre Pio while racing up Pikes Peak; Life Runners is considered "the world’s largest Pro-Life group with over 19,400 teammates who wear 'Remember the Unborn' jerseys as a public witness."

Kyle Mann and Joel Berry, two of the comic geniuses behind The Babylon Bee, tag-team stories from their new book, "The Post-Modern Pilgrim's Progress," and touch on Elon Musk's interview with the Bee and their banning from Twitter.

Ask Metaxas kicks off the hour, followed by Eric quizzing Albin on his recent article, "Thou shalt not steal"; then Kevin McCullough urges listeners to contribute to CSI, and Seth Talbott answers another important business question.  

Catherine Engelbrecht of TrueTheVote.org, who's expert research is the highlight of the film, "2000 Mules," has an update on where the evidence has taken the team and what's being done about the fraud perpetrated in the 2020 election.

Biographer Joseph Pearce explores the life of Pope Benedict XVI, "defender of the faith," whom Pearce regards as one of the greatest popes in Church history. (Encore Presentation)