The Eric Metaxas Show

Chase Replogle has a new book that focuses on one of the key issues of our day, the distinction between men and women, in "The 5 Masculine Instincts: A Guide to Becoming a Better Man."

Mel Gibson reveals why he unabashedly shares his faith in his movies, including "Father Stu"; then, Andrew Klavan shows "The Truth and Beauty" found in England's greatest poets.

John Zmirak kicks off the week with his latest articles from Stream.org, including last Friday's April Fool's Day swipe at "transgender ideology," and a Ukraine peace proposal that includes spin-the-bottle.

Doug Giles has some new artwork to share that graces the side of a pro-Trump bus in New Jersey of all places; and Robert Netzly, CEO of Inspire Investing, has an update on the Smuckers woke jam.

Jeannie Constantinou continues exploring the incredible events that shaped Holy Week with a look into her new book, "The Crucifixion of the King of Glory: The Amazing History and Sublime Mystery of the Passion."

Theologian and historian Jeannie Constantinou is in the studio with Eric and takes us on a fascinating journey through the most monumental event in human history with her new book, "The Crucifixion of the King of Glory."

Phil Cooke shares some inspiration from his new book, "Ideas on a Deadline: How to Be Creative When the Clock Is Ticking"; plus another fun edition of Ask Metaxas.

Sen. Doug Mastriano of Pennsylvania is now running for that state's governor and looks back at his fight for truth and transparency in the topsy-turvy 2020 election.

Phelim McAleer, all the way from Ireland, provides an update on one of the hottest stories of the year, the Hunter Biden laptop, with details about release of the new movie, "My Son Hunter."

John Zmirak is back for his weekly ruminations and hits on some big topics with new articles from Stream.org, specifically, the Biden regime's targeting of Christians and game plan ahead.