The Eric Metaxas Show

Paul Glader of The King's College and ReligionUnplugged.org, the answer to "fake news" and shoddy journalism, shares a story that examines the question, "Can Christians be part of the 'gun culture'?"

Horace Cooper of Project 21 and author of "How Trump Is Making Black America Great Again," considers Obama's election and the opportunity for advancement with race relations that was lost during his years in office.

The legendary Pat Boone shares a heartwarming and emotionally-charged personal story about Rock Hudson's last hours with his battle with AIDS; also, Pat looks at the divisiveness ripping through our country.

Ryan Bomberger, co-founder of TheRadianceFoundation.org and author of "Not Equal: Civil Rights Gone Wrong," explains his latest article, "Top 10 Reasons I Won't Support the #BlackLivesMatter Movement."

Historian Howard Blum takes us inside the Nazi plot to execute three of the most powerful and well-guarded leaders of the world with stories found in his new book, "Night of the Assassins."

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.

Doug Giles doesn't pull any punches with his new book, "If Masculinity Is Toxic, Call Jesus Radioactive," and talks about what a more robust Christianity would mean for the entire world.

John Zmirak shares his latest articles from Stream.org with his commentary on all the craziness tearing down the country; and Charlie Kirk points out the "woke madness" forced on the nation from America's colleges.

Eric interviews key figures in the new documentary “Emmanuel” -- Jennifer Pinckney who narrowly escaped, Rose Simmons whose father was killed, and pastor Dimas Salaberrios who responded quickly to the victims in its aftermath. (Encore Presentation)

Historian Jonathan Horn discusses his fascinating and well-researched book, "Washington's End," which centers around the last days of the life and public service of America's first president.