The Eric Metaxas Show

Best-selling author Richard E. Simmons III brings his own fascinating insights into the series of essays from his newest book, "Reflections on the Existence of God." (Encore Presentation)

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)

Amanda Barratt presents the fascinating details found in her new book, "The White Rose Resists," the novelization of the true story of heroic resistance to true evil -- the German students who defied Hitler.

Legendary actor and singer Pat Boone makes yet another appearance in the bunker to continue sharing both stories from the bygone days of radio, and his opinion of the whole new reality that's cast a pall over our country.

In case you're looking for a "guide" through hell, Anthony DeStefano joins Eric in the bunker to help navigate you through everything you might expect, with visions taken from his new book, "Hell: A Guide."

Horace Cooper of Project 21 and author of "How Trump Is Making Black America Great Again," considers Obama's election and the opportunities for advancement with race relations that were squandered during his years in office. (Encore Presentation)

Discovery Institute favorite and archaeologist Titus Kennedy shares the historical reliability of Scripture from the dawn of civilization through the early church with his newest book, "Unearthing the Bible."

Victor Davis Hanson is back on the program to dissect and explain the deeper meaning of the protests that are being used to fundamentally transform this country using tactics closer to the French revolution than the American one. (Encore Presentation)

Do the history and miracles surrounding the unique dynamic synergy found in Matt Lockett and Will Ford's relationship hold the key to racial reconciliation and unity in America? Eric says this is truly a don't-miss interview! (Encore Presentation)

Through a fictional account based on his own first-hand experience, Peter Jedick tells the story of the world-shaking massacre from 50 years ago during the Vietnam era, in "Hippies - A Kent State Love Story."