The Eric Metaxas Show

John Zmirak provides thoughts on the leaked Supreme Court decision which will apparently overturn Roe v. Wade; he also explains his petition being posted at Stream.org calling for a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine war.

Filmmaker Allen Wolf talks about his new quirky romantic comedy, "The Sound of Violet"; then, Deborah Flora highlights an important film every parent needs to see, "Whose Children Are they?" at SalemNOW. com. (Encore Presentation)

Os Guinness, in this enlightening interview from across the pond, offers the "sure path to meaning" with his newest book, "The Great Quest." (Encore Presentation)

Biographer Joseph Pearce explores the life of Pope Benedict XVI, "defender of the faith," whom Pearce regards as one of the greatest popes in Church history.

Josh Abbotoy has some welcome news of an "exceptional nature" regarding the fight-back against the racist and bullying agenda of CRT at Christian colleges; then, Robert Netzly of Inspire Investing has an update on woke-affirming corporations.

Dinesh D'Souza, in this not-to-be-missed interview, talks about "2000 Mules," his new film that reveals through GPS phone data and video records the inner workings of the stolen election of 2020. (Encore Presentation)

It's a potpourri of "Ask Metaxas," followed by Charles Thorngren of Legacy Precious Metals, Steve Adamson of Erskine College, and Seth and Pete Talbott of the Talbott Group.

Filmmaker Allen Wolf has a new movie premiering across the country this week, "The Sound of Violet," which has a quirky, romantic, and imaginative plot with a powerful message.

J.S. Shelton shares from his book, "Unmuzzled: Escaping Sexual Sin"; and Deborah Flora highlights an important film all parents need to see, "Whose Children Are They?", at SalemNOW.com.

Dinesh D'Souza, in this not-to-be-missed interview, talks about "2000 Mules," his new film reveals through cell phone and video records the inner workings of the stolen election of 2020.