The Eric Metaxas Show

Reflecting on a recent memorial, the host shares emotional moments, including a heartfelt hug from Glenn Beck and the impactful story of forgiveness from Erica Kirk, who publicly forgave her husband's murderer. The discussion highlights the significance of forgiveness in American life and faith, drawing parallels with biblical teachings. Insights on the revival potential stemming from tragedy, the boldness of public figures expressing faith, and cultural reversals around family values add depth to the conversation. Listeners are encouraged to embrace a fearless faith.

Pastor Che Ahn shares how he believes God called him to run for Governor of California.

Brad Stine joins Eric to discuss his career after coming out as a christian, and the state of America. 

Attorney Sidney Powell joins Eric Metaxas to deliver a hard-hitting look at the current administration and the state of American justice. She addresses the poor treatment of January 6 defendants, what can be done to pursue real accountability, and what lies ahead as President Trump’s administration seeks justice.

In this episode, Rod Martin joins the conversation to unpack the intersection of faith, politics, and culture in America today. From the challenges facing religious liberty to the role of technology and economics in shaping the conservative movement, Martin offers a thoughtful big-picture view of where the country is headed. He also shares personal insights on leadership, community, and why the future of conservatism depends on both principle and innovation.

John Zmirak, an insightful author and conservative commentator, joins the conversation to explore Charlie Kirk’s impact and Donald Trump’s provocative speech to the UN. They dive into the UN's flaws, shaped by historical politics, and critique Europe’s struggle with immigration and cultural identity. Zmirak argues for banning pharmaceutical TV ads to reduce media influence, while also addressing the complexities surrounding Charlie Kirk's faith and the church’s response to its leadership. The discussion offers sharp commentary on current media biases and cultural tensions.

Megan Basham, an investigative journalist and commentator, dives into the implications of the Charlie Kirk memorial. She discusses how the event's worship and scale intrigued even nonbelievers, pointing to a potential cultural shift. The conversation highlights how public officials openly praised Jesus, suggesting a new boldness in faith. Basham also examines how media and the Christian left have begun rethinking their previous stances, indicating a significant moment for revival in America.

Reflecting on a poignant memorial, Eric Metaxas shares powerful moments of faith and unity. He delves into the contrasting themes of forgiveness and justice, emphasizing the theological significance of public acts of forgiveness. The discussion centers on how the tragedy could spark a national revival, supported by personal encounters with high-profile figures like Elon Musk. Eric highlights the stirring atmosphere and bold Christian testimonies, suggesting these could herald a new era of spiritual renewal in America.

Our encore presentation of the late great Charlie Kirk and Erika Kirk from AmFest 2024

Biblical Justice vs. Social Justice | A Panel with Voddie Baucham, Charlie Kirk, Eric Metaxas