The Eric Metaxas Show

Filmmaker Allen Wolf has a new movie premiering across the country this week, "The Sound of Violet," which has a quirky, romantic, and imaginative plot with a powerful message.

J.S. Shelton shares from his book, "Unmuzzled: Escaping Sexual Sin"; and Deborah Flora highlights an important film all parents need to see, "Whose Children Are They?", at SalemNOW.com.

Dinesh D'Souza, in this not-to-be-missed interview, talks about "2000 Mules," his new film reveals through cell phone and video records the inner workings of the stolen election of 2020. 

John Zmirak is back after a much-needed breather, but still hasn't lost his fire-breathing view on issues related to church and state, and the finagling of both the 2020 election and the bogeyman known as Covid.

Jenna Ellis, constitutional law expert, defends the right of free speech for even those for whom we vehemently disagree; then, Sean Feucht talks about his recent Disney protests and his thoughts on free speech.

Archaeologist Scott Stripling drops by the studio to share his fascinating surrounding amulets that are part the Mt. Ebal curse, the story of which is found in the Bible in Deuteronomy chapter 27 and Joshua chapter 8.

Robert Morgan is back with more facts from his new book, "The 50 Final Events in World History: The Bible’s Last Words on Earth’s Final Days," that pair what is revealed in Scripture with what is happening across the globe today."

Dave Rubin has a powerful new no-nonsense book to address the madness sweeping America: "Don't Burn This Country - Surviving and Thriving in Our Woke Dystopia."

Tony Lyons of Skyhorse Publishing outlines several books targeted for cancellation, which his company has published, including, "The Real Anthony Fauci." (Encore Presentation)

Astronaut Charlie Duke played a crucial role in the very first moon landing and walk on its surface that took place on July 21, 1969 -- and on this day 50 years ago, Duke himself walked on the moon.