The Eric Metaxas Show

Senator Jim DeMint takes on Beelzebub himself in his fictional tale, "Satan's Dare," which deals with questions of good and evil, pain and suffering, and a God who loves His creation.

Dr. Nicole Saphier examines the fuzzy truth regarding the pandemic when she delves into the facts found in her new book, "Panic Attack: Playing Politics with Science in the Fight Against COVID-19."

Jack Phillips, along with his lawyer Jake Warner from the Alliance Defending Freedom, talks about his struggle for creative freedom, which he writes about in his new book, "The Cost of My Faith."

Jack Maxey has Hunter Biden's laptop and continues to tell the saga of getting the contents into the hands of the main stream media -- why are they lax in covering the biggest story in decades?

John Zmirak from Stream.org asks and answers the question, can you be religious without being spiritual? And what infamous person believed strongly in the "Laws of the Universe"?

Joel Rosenberg is in Jerusalem and reports on what's happening with the ceasefire; then, Victor Marx from All Things Possible gives an eyewitness account of some of the tragic stories at our southern border.

Amanda Grace from Ark of Grace Ministries returns to the program to look into current events -- past, present and future.

Amanda Grace continues sharing her insights into what's been happening over the past several months and has an idea what may unfold in the months ahead.

Curtis Sliwa, who refers to Mayor Bill de Blasio as "the world's biggest meatball," outlines some of his plans to bring sanity-in-government back to New York City when he wins the mayor's race this fall.

Nicholas Wade, former science writer for The New York Times, gives us an idea of why the press may have been late to the party in their coverage of the killer virus that originated in China.