The Eric Metaxas Show

Abigail Shrier covers the very serious problem of young girls choosing to change their sex, and highlights facts and interviews from her book, "Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters."

Brigitte Gabriel of Act for America urges listeners to get involved in saving our nation and helping to defend the police; and Eric performs a dramatic reading of his children's book celebrating our independence, "Yankee Doodle Mugsy"!

David Barton of Wallbuilders, a man who knows this country's history inside and out, looks into the current action by thoughtless and ignorant people attacking American history by tearing down statues and threatening to fundamentally transform our nation.

Father Frank Pavone of Priests for Life explains the implications of the latest Supreme Court ruling on abortion clinics... and Eric does a dramatic reading of "Yankee Doodle Mugsy," complete with music and sound effects!

Fourth of July week starts off with fireworks from Big Bad John Zmirak as he shares a couple of explosive articles from Stream.org, including "No Lives Matter" and a look into how tightly the Democratic Party controls the rioters.

Dave Slade, author of "The Christ Virus," points out some intriguing and even eerie similarities in his book published in 2012 that coincide with the Covid-19 pandemic and hysteria.

Michael Guillen, former science editor for ABC News and host of the podcast "Science + God," talks about his journey into two perfectly conjoined worlds because of his belief in the God of all things, including science.

Eric's interview with Robert Leon Davis continues with Robert's thrilling account of his evasion of the law for 22 years, sharing stories from his book, "Running Scared." (Encore Presentation)

Robert Leon Davis hid out in the woods and evaded the law for 22 years -- he recounts his remarkable story from his book, "Running Scared: The Corrupt Cop Busted by God." (Encore Presentation)

David Collum of the Pocket Testament League has the inside story of the blind woman who was banned from a park in Rhode Island because she was handing out St. John's Gospel booklets to passersby.