The Eric Metaxas Show

Senator Ted Cruz and Michael Knowles talk with Eric from the set of their new podcast, "Verdict," and examine current events from both inside the Beltway and right from the very heart of America.

Bob Woodson from the Woodson Center and 1776Unites.com shares a positive message of inner-city efforts to take back control of neighborhoods for families and peace-loving citizens.

Former KGB agent Jack Barsky appears in the Bunker to provide inside information on how Marxist thought works its way into a government and eventually destroys a country from within.

 Harvard professor Arthur Brooks clears up some of the confusion surrounding the phrase, "Love thy enemies," and also explains the film project in which he's involved, "Fishing with Dynamite."

Terry Mattingly of GetReligion.org fills in the gaps missing from the obituary of Charlie Daniels, including one of Charlie's very last tweets that unknowingly but beautifully forecast his imminent passing.

Author and columnist Larry Taunton unravels what's going on in America today with insights gleaned from his travels around the world -- and what kind of role is the church playing in all the turmoil?

Salem radio's Larry Elder talks about why he's a conservative, telling the story of his heroic dad, and shares insights from his powerful new documentary, "Uncle Tom" — a must-see! (Encore Presentation)

Are we seeing the rise of a post-Christian religion? John Zmirak takes the time to carefully break down what is behind the rioting in the streets; also, what's happened to dealing with "personal guilt"?

Is there hope that younger voters can be reached to help save the country? Jonathan Jakubowski has interviews and data collected in his first book, "Bellwether Blues: A Conservative Awakening of the Millennial Soul," and presents the optimistic evidence.

Mathematician and philosopher John Lennox has a new and forward-looking book, "2084: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity" -- just what will the world look like a hundred years after the predicted grim dystopia found in "1984"?