The Eric Metaxas Show

Ryan joins us for a to share some of his miracle stories

Victor Davis Hanson, a military historian and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, dives into his latest book about the dire consequences of war. He offers a scorecard on Trump's achievements, particularly in foreign policy, revealing how bold decisions like the Abrams Accord disrupted established norms. The conversation critiques elite academia's failures and links them to historical crises, while also addressing the ongoing cultural battle in education. Hanson's insights provoke thought on the intersection of ideology, leadership, and the future of American values.

Gerson Moreno-Riaño, President of Cornerstone University, discusses the vital role of Christian values in higher education. He highlights the concerning trends in prestigious institutions drifting from their foundational beliefs. The conversation emphasizes integrity and courage, illustrating Cornerstone's commitment to a biblical worldview. Dr. Moreno-Riaño also addresses funding challenges and the need for educational choices that align with ethical principles, advocating for a return to truth and integrity in academia.

Doug Giles joins us to give us an update on the floods in Texas 

Big Bad John joins us to discuss his article Amnesty for Sweatshop Farms & Hotels Tempts a Prodigal America to Stay in Its Pigsty

Eric, Chris, and Keith break down the recent news. 

Dan Huber shares how his ordeal with black mold led him to a confrontation with the demonic. Use code: Metaxas20 to get 20% off blue light blocking glasses here--> https://luciaeyes.com/

The late Walter Hooper is interviewed by Eric in Oxford, England, for Socrates in the City. Hooper is an author, editor, and trustee of the literary estate of C.S. Lewis.

America: Unique Guilt or Unique Greatness?

Albin shares a 4th of July Fun Facts Friday!