The Eric Metaxas Show

Kelly Walker, parent activist and founder of RealFreedomTalk who fought federal labeling of parents as threats. He recounts his DOJ meeting, being targeted and arrested, and why he says accountability at the Department of Justice is stalled. He outlines an internal 'CEO' power structure and discusses sidelined officials and alleged federal orchestration against parents.

John Zmirak, conservative writer and commentator on religion and politics. He traces the history of blood libel and why it resurfaces. He weighs in on the Candace Owens controversy and Tucker Carlson’s rhetoric. He discusses confusion around the Epstein files and the influence networks linked to elite figures.

Mel K, commentator and researcher who analyzes intelligence and finance ties, discusses the Epstein file revelations. She frames Epstein as linked to intelligence networks and elite institutions. Topics include Harvard funding and transhumanism, banking trails and JPMorgan, island activities and alleged cover-ups, and claims of widespread protection by powerful actors.

Jerry Newcombe, executive director of Providence Forum and author focusing on faith and the American founding. They explore why America 250 matters. They trace the founders’ Christian and Lockean roots. They spotlight Samuel Adams’ central but quiet role. They link Lincoln’s Gettysburg remarks back to the founding vision.

Naomi Wolf, author and political commentator known for civil liberties advocacy. She discusses what counts as lawful protest versus criminal behavior. She examines New York City’s civic breakdown and who funds disruptive movements. She explores political framing, public reaction, and strategies for a political and cultural response.

A critique of Super Bowl halftime culture and why televised spectacles may harm family morals. A strange hawk-and-dove sighting that some feel carried prophetic meaning. A tense Religious Liberty Commission meeting with heated debate over antisemitism and Israel. Reflections using Dietrich Bonhoeffer as a model for courage and previews of upcoming church and Socrates in the City events.

Travis Johnson, pastor and author who leads Pathway Church and global mission work, discusses bold, public Christianity. He recounts a teenage turning point about Jesus’ deity. Conversation covers standing firm after a city council prayer controversy, how opposition fueled revival, and mission work in Cambodia and the Congo.

Hank Erwin, former Alabama senator now leading GAP 26, promotes a nationwide March 1–4 prayer revival. Kelly Walker, conservative activist and publisher, explains the People’s Tribune Council pushing citizens to organize locally. Tim Rivers, author and archivist of January 6 letters, describes preserving detainee records and publishing firsthand accounts. They discuss organizing, preservation, and mobilizing grassroots action.

Brent Dusing, founder of TruePlay who builds Christian kids’ entertainment and fights platform censorship. Ken Fish, leader at Orbis Ministries who focuses on spiritual discernment and prophetic signs. They discuss Big Tech ad rejections and risks to children on platforms like Roblox. They also unpack prophetic signs, church scandals, and why discernment and accountability matter.

Kirk Cameron, actor and faith-focused author, joins to tackle the controversy around what happens to the unsaved. He recounts his radio 'hell week' origins and a father-son conversation that sparked deeper study. They compare eternal conscious punishment and annihilation, describe the Hellgate roundtable of scholars, and argue for charity over heresy-hunting in theological debate.