The Eric Metaxas Show

Today on The Eric Metaxas Show, Emerson Eggerichs joins Eric to talk about biblical marriage, the love and respect message, and the honest misunderstandings that send couples into the crazy cycle. They discuss why marriage is often harder than people expect, why many couples give up too soon, and how faith, goodwill, and biblical truth can help restore hope. And Emerson shares insights from his new book, Light Bulb Moments In Marriage, including real stories of couples who turned things around. Subscribe for clips from The Eric Metaxas Show to hear politics and culture from a Christian perspective.

Today on The Eric Metaxas Show, Eric talks with Pastor Allen Jackson about his new book Lead With Faith, why he says Christians cannot live as covert believers, and how to build real confidence to speak and act with a biblical worldview at work, in schools, and in public life. They discuss fear, church leadership pressure, and why silence has consequences when culture is shifting fast. And later, the show spotlights Magen David Adom and why practical, life saving support for Israel’s national EMS matters long after headlines fade. Subscribe for clips from The Eric Metaxas Show to hear politics and culture from a Christian perspective.

Andrew Kolvet, political commentator and conservative media producer, offers a short bio and sharp analysis. He discusses intelligence about Iran, dirty bombs and hypersonic missile concerns. He explains surgical strikes, deterrence, and avoiding endless wars. He weighs regime change complexities and how limited action could reshape regional dynamics.

Today On The Eric Metaxas Show, Eric speaks with Yair Pinto in Israel as missiles and sirens reshape daily life, and he describes what it is like getting kids into shelters, living through constant alerts, and watching the toll build. They discuss his experience with the IDF, what he says the IDF did differently in Gaza compared with normal warfare, and how headlines and propaganda shape what Americans think they are seeing. And Yair shares what he believes is happening right now, what a prolonged war could look like, and why faith, endurance, and prayer matter in this moment.

Today on The Eric Metaxas Show, Eric and Chris react to Iran, the regime’s brutality, and why Eric says Americans cannot grasp what life under that system is like. They break down media propaganda, why Eric says he trusts President Trump’s judgment in a complex war moment, and what the hawk and dove sign made him think about the grim cost of conflict. And Eric shares updates from Florida events, why he was impressed by Ron DeSantis in person, and a life saving segment supporting Israel’s national EMS. Subscribe for clips from The Eric Metaxas Show to hear politics and culture from a Christian perspective.

Jan Jekielek, senior editor and author investigating China’s forced organ harvesting, appears to discuss his book Killed to Order. He recounts whistleblower leads and evidence of rapid transplants in China. He explains the mechanics of a system that dehumanizes prisoners and how victim groups like Falun Gong and Uyghurs were targeted. He also covers international medical complicity and pathways for raising awareness.

Seth Dillon, CEO of the Babylon Bee, satirist who tackles media responsibility and cultural controversies. Gerson Moreno-Riaño, president of Cornerstone University, reviving a Christian-centered core curriculum. They discuss media platforming of extremists, defining anti-Semitism, spiritual roots of hate, and reinventing college education with faith and patriotic texts.

Dinesh D'Souza, conservative author and filmmaker known for political commentary, joins to dissect fracturing right-wing alliances. He probes the Tucker Carlson/Candace Owens controversy and rising anti-Jewish sentiment. Conversations also touch on language shifts, cultural revival among youth, tensions over assimilation and religious toleration, and media double standards tied to geopolitics.

Rod Martin, founder of Martin Capital and foreign policy analyst, gives a brisk tour of geopolitics and security. He dissects China, trade, and supply chains. He analyzes Iran’s regional networks, Hamas and Hezbollah, and shifting media narratives on Israel. He warns about cartel corruption and how foreign policy choices ripple into everyday life.

They joke about a New York nor'easter and commuter chaos. They tackle the Huckabee–Tucker conversation and controversial claims about Jewish identity. They celebrate the U.S. hockey win and discuss patriotism. They review a Mar-a-Lago security scare and consider Iran, rising Islamist extremism, and Western safety. They also give an update on a Revolution book and the Supercentennial theme.