The Eric Metaxas Show

John Zmirak returns with a boatload of articles from Stream.org, including why he will never say the phrase, "Black Lives Matter"; also, a look at how the far-Left Democratic Party is against "life, family, and belief in God."

MyPillow.com's Mike Lindell has the lowdown on a new documentary that looks at life in America four years from now -- will it be better or worse? Watch "Trump 2024" at SalemNOW.com; plus, Mike's take on Joe Biden.

Stan Guthrie of BreakPoint has done extensive research for "Victorious," his new book about the life of Corrie ten Boom and about her own book, "The Hiding Place," and how it impacted the world.

David Wood returns to the program to talk about the important topic of discussing the divinity of Jesus with people of the Muslim faith, using his own experience from his time in prison and college.

The utterly destructive nature of the "cancel culture" is addressed from personal experience when award-winning journalist Alec Klein joins the show to talk about his book, "Aftermath: When It Felt Like Life Was Over." (Encore Presentation)

Investigative reporter Billy Hallowell deals with evil and the devil head on in his newest book, "Playing with Fire: A Modern Investigation into Demons, Exorcism, and Ghosts."

From the MyPillow.com headquarters (home of "Code: ERIC"), Mike Lindell shares his personal story, and sounds a wake-up call to the nation about the fragility of freedom at this critical time in history. (Encore Presentation)

Licensed marriage and family therapist David Pickup talks about how people who are seeking to change their same-sex attraction are being thwarted in their efforts by far-left cultural and political forces. (Encore Presentation)

It's Fun Facts Friday with a biblical twist! Michael Zwaagstra shares quirky stories from both the Old and New Testaments with examples from his book, "The Naked Man Flees: Timeless Truths from Obscure Parts of the Bible."

What is necessary for nurturing noble virtues? Carrie Lloyd covers these important qualities in her book, "The Noble Renaissance: Reclaiming the Lost Virtue of Nobility," which is filled with humorous personal stories.