The Eric Metaxas Show

Eric is at Dayspring Academy in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, interviewing Rabbi Jonathan Cahn about how decisions made in America's past may set the stage for what happens in this country, good and bad, down the road.

Rabbi Jonathan Cahn continues his "revelations" of America's decision-making and how past choices may result in outcomes that could prove detrimental to citizens of this nation and the world.

Scott Johnston, author of "Campusland," and former Wall Street Journal writer Asra Nomani hit head-on the issue of Marxism creeping unashamedly into our nation's private schools. (Encore Presentation)

Patrick Coffin of RestoreTheCulture.com reports on the "Truth Over Fear" conference that was suddenly "canceled" last weekend because the live-stream host was, ironically, nervous about issues of free speech.

Ken Fish of OrbisMinistries.org shares a fresh batch of Miracle Monday stories that just may be the antidote to these troubling times and help lift the week off in a hopeful and positive direction. (Encore Presentation)

In his new book, "The Christian Left," Lucas Miles points out how the church has been hijacked and that there may be more than a few Marxists and socialists preaching from pulpits here in America.

Milo Yiannopoulos continues talking about his life's journey from pursuing destructive habits to drawing closer to God through prayer and a dedication to practicing the teachings of the church. (Encore Presentation)

Milo Yiannopoulos opens up about his personal life in this in-depth interview, sharing his dramatic change of lifestyle as he continues to replace his destructive habits and grow closer to God. (Encored Presentation)

Steve Deace from BlazeTV addresses two current frauds, election and Covid, and answers the question, "Who is the most powerful and dangerous bureaucrat in American history?"

Scott Johnston, author of "Campusland," and former Wall Street Journal writer Asra Nomani hit head-on the issue of Marxism creeping unashamedly into our nation's private schools.