The Eric Metaxas Show

Naomi Wolf sounds the alarm on the outrageous ideas devised to address Covid, including "vaccine passports" and a "social credit system" -- is a fascist culture about to be shoved down America's throat?

Judge Ken Starr, in his new book "Religious Liberty in Crisis," warns of some of the challenges ahead for people who believe in the Bible.

Miracle Monday returns with Ken Fish sharing more stories of the miraculous, including a healing experienced by his own mother in the early days of his ministry. 

Stephen Meyer continues discussing ideas from several of his books, including, "Return of the God Hypothesis," "Signature in the Cell," and "Darwin's Doubt."

Scientist Stephen Meyer from the Discovery Institute re-examines the evidence related to Intelligent Design with observations from "Return of the God Hypothesis."

Dana Perino from "The Five" on Fox has wonderful advice to take the "scary" out of life and shares it in "Everything Will Be Okay: Life Lessons for Young Women (from a Former Young Woman)."

Jerry Jenkins has written a novelization of "The Chosen," the popular crowd-funded drama of the life of Jesus and the early church, and talks about his work with his son, Dallas, as well as his collaboration on the "Left Behind" series.

Laurence Fox of "Inspector Lewis" fame continues his observations of politics across the pond, and explains how losing his acting career to the cancel-culture hysteria has led him to run for mayor of London.

Laurence Fox, D.S. Hathaway in Masterpiece Mysteries' "Inspector Lewis," pulls no punches with his take on the cancel culture and talks about his run for mayor of London and the Reclaim Party.

Big Bad John Zmirak of Stream.org focuses in on the hot-button topic of racism, approaching it from a "woke" point of view, demonstrating that, "If Darwinism Is right, why Is racism wrong?"