The Eric Metaxas Show

Keith Getty joins Eric in the bunker to share his weekly Facebook-Live Family Hymn Sing; then, Thann Bennett of the American Center for Law and Justice focused on how what we do in life reflects upon a "higher power."

Greg Laurie tells how a poor boy from Arkansas became the legendary Johnny Cash, and how the troubled musician navigated the rocky road of redemption -- with the help of an ostrich (no kiddin')! (Encore Presentation)

Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt brings a powerful message of how forgiveness opens us up to healing, hope and a new world of possibilities, which are part of personal accounts from her book, "The Gift of Forgiveness." (Encore Presentation)

It's another installment of "Ask Metaxas," where listeners write in with hopes that Eric will give their queries an informed and wise response -- or at least make up a quasi-believable answer.

In these troubled times, Robert Jeffress (by way of Skype a few weeks back) brings a message of hope and encouragement, drawing on concepts found in his newest book, "Courageous."

K.T. McFarland, politically-savvy author of "Revolution: Trump, Washington and We the People," continues her bunker-conversation with Eric, talking about what she sees as hopeful signs for the future of America, post-Corona virus.

Former Trump Deputy National Security Advisor and author of "Revolution: Trump, Washington and We the People" K.T. McFarland is on video with Eric in the bunker to discuss her book and the current political football surrounding the Corona virus.

In an interview recorded a few weeks back, Mary Eberstadt joins Eric in the studio to talk about an important cultural issue, with ideas from her book, "Primal Screams: How the Sexual Revolution Created Identity Politics."

Via internet hookup, Dr. Marty Makary joins the show to keep us up-to-date on Corona-virus developments; then, John Zmirak from Stream.org takes a look at the political side of this whole viral mess.

Bob Woodson of the Woodson Center continues to explain what's happening with his 1776unites.org project and shares his experiences in the early days of the Civil Rights movement.