The Eric Metaxas Show

Ryan Helfenbein of the Falkirk Center looks at what's happening all across the nation, specifically how attacks on tradition have been impacting two key pillars of America: faith and our Constitution.

From last July, Eric and Ravi Zacharias conclude their conversation on the relationship between believing in a God of moral truth and the implications of that belief in society at large. (Encore Presentation)

Albert Mohler, president of one of the largest seminaries in the world, makes some significant points about the current state of America, drawing from his new book, "The Gathering Storm."

In honor of his passing, we are re-airing an interview from last summer where Ravi Zacharias discloses how personal tragedy as a teenager led to encountering Jesus and his subsequent promise to God to "leave no stone unturned in pursuit of truth." (Encore Presentation)

From Norway, Natalya Shutakova joins Eric to discuss what's happening since all three of her children were taken away by her country's child protective services based on a lie.

He's been called the Sherlock Holmes of rare American artifacts, and Nathan Raab joins Eric in the bunker to talk about the stories behind the discovery and acquisition of some of these antiquities.

The connection between Germany's Reichstag fire and the fears generated by the Coronavirus are subjects of the latest don't-miss insights by John Zmirak at Stream.org.

John Zmirak makes his third bunker appearance of the week to share "Short Takes for Deranged Times," and David Corman from the Alliance Defending Freedom defends religious liberty during the shutdown.

Michael Lind, author of "Land of Promise," wonders if democracy can be saved from the "managerial elite," and points to ideas found in the recently-released, "The New Class War."

One of the country’s stellar Supreme Court justices is the subject of director Michael Pack’s newest films coming to PBS next week, “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words.” (Encore Presentation)