The Eric Metaxas Show

Filmmakers Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer have an update on their upcoming film, "My Son Hunter," starring Laurence Fox in the title role, based on a certain laptop from heck.

Paul Gottfried takes the fight directly to the fascists with his newest offering, "Antifascism: The Course of a Crusade," the book that follows up on his previous expose of the subject. (Encore Presentation)

John Zmirak from Stream.org has a few more things to say about the Rittenhouse trial and verdict; then shares the ideas of a brilliant, sarcastic rabbi commenting on the "logic" of atheism.

James Tour, world's preeminent nanoscientist, explains his passion for sharing the good news of the Bible, along with his incredible scientific discoveries about the existence of a loving God. (Encore Presentation)

Senator Doug Mastriano comments on the 2020 election audit in his state; then, Lee Strobel documents near-death and beyond-death experiences of both heaven and hell in "The Case for Heaven." (Encore Presentation)

Kevin McCullough wraps up the week of potent current events with in-depth commentary on the Rittenhouse trial and looks back other stories of huge importance that might have missed.

Eric sits down with the fun and funny guys over at The Babylon Bee and proceeds to reveal a few things about himself that have not come out in other interviews (yikes!).

A brand new "Ask Metaxas" kicks things off, followed by Che Ahn -- Pastor Ahn has a powerful story about his father's release years ago from a North Korean prison. (Encore Presentation).

Jenna Ellis, Constitution law expert and Salem's newest radio host, dissects the Kyle Rittenhouse trial in advance of the verdict, plus, focuses her sharp legal analysis on next week's Supreme Court abortion case.

Tim Clinton nails it with the subject of his new book, "Take It Back: Reclaiming Biblical Manhood for the Sake of Marriage, Family, and Culture." (Encore Presentation)