The Eric Metaxas Show

If a person looked to Scripture and paid particular attention to the passages within the Bible that address the topic of hunting, then they'd walk away thinking not only is hunting animals tolerated but it is endorsed by God.

Professor Scott Curlee shares his book: Losing the Plot: How Secular Stories are Rewriting our Souls.

Outdoor survival icon Bear Grylls joins Eric to talk about what he calls his most important book yet: The Greatest Story Ever Told. Hear how his Christian faith fuels his bold adventures—and why this story matters most.

Ken Fish of Orbis Ministries shares powerful stories from his recent trip to Australia and previews ILLUMINATION — the dynamic October conference coming to Nashville. Don’t miss this Spirit-led conversation!  Get tickets: KingdomIllumination.org (https://kingdomillumination.org/?utm_source=Eric&utm_medium=Podcast&utm_campaign=ILLUM2025)

TV journalist Emerald Robinson continues her conversation with Eric discussing the Deep State, 2020 election controversies, and what’s still to unfolding.

TV journalist Emerald Robinson exposes new revelations about the Deep State, 2020 election controversies, and what’s still to unfolding.

Ryan Bangert from Alliance Defending Freedom breaks down the high-stakes Babylon Bee vs. California court case, a critical fight for free speech and satire in America.

John Zmirak from Stream.org dives into the explosive battle between Tucker Carlson and Laura Loomer, and tackles the disturbing rise of antisemitism in America today.

Robin Waterfield, a classical scholar and author living in Greece, dives into the life of Plato, unveiling the complexities of the philosopher beyond his role as Socrates' student. The discussion highlights Plato's influence on political thought and literature, alongside the myths that have shaped his legacy. Waterfield contrasts the vibrant intellectual climate of ancient Athens with modern cynicism, offering insights into ethics, curiosity, and virtue in leadership that remain relevant today.

In this engaging conversation, Robin Waterfield, a classical scholar and author of 'Plato of Athens', uncovers the complexities of Plato, moving beyond his image as just Socrates' student. They discuss the fascinating myth of Atlantis and its depiction of corrupt invaders, rather than a utopian society. Waterfield also examines the evolution of philosophy in ancient Greece, highlighting Plato's critique of materialism and the establishment of his Academy. Listeners will find insights into how Plato's enduring ideas continue to shape our understanding of politics and spirituality today.