The Eric Metaxas Show

Erick Stackelbeck discusses current events, news from Israel and the Middle East, and his new role with TBN producing daily news segments.

Casey Diaz recounts his story of how leading a violent gang in Los Angeles led to solitary confinement in California’s toughest prison, and the miraculous encounter that led him to renounce everything and lead youth out of gang life. (Encore Presentation)

Kirk Cameron has lots of irons in the fire these days and specifically urges Americans to come together over the next 100 days with an initiative he calls the American Campfire Revival.

Mike Nawrocki, co-creator of VeggieTales, reveals two new projects, "Dead Sea Squirrels" and "Beautiful Mabel"; then, Jenn Gotzon of "The Farmer and The Belle" shares her own connection to "Beautiful Mabel."

John Zmirak feels we can learn a lot from President Trump's critics and enemies and shares his insights; plus, what may have been behind Mike Pence's reluctance to look into Election Day fraud?

Naomi Wolf, best-selling New York Times author of "The End of America" and "Give Me Liberty," explains the perilous times in which we are living -- just how close are we to a fascist state in America?

This special presentation of a Socrates in the City continues, with Peter Thiel expressing thoughts on globalization, academia, communion, and "the worst of the cardinal sins."

Peter Thiel, entrepreneur and investor, presents ideas from his best-selling book, "Zero to One," in this event hosted by Socrates in the City back in January 2020.

Eric's sermon at Calvary Chapel continues with examples of courage in the face of great evil as displayed by bold luminaries such as William Wilberforce and Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Eric delivered the sermon at Calvary Chapel in Chino Hills, California, and answered the question, "What would Bonhoeffer do today?" emphasizing a key point: Courage is faith in a crisis.