Brad Stine joins Eric to discuss his career after coming out as a christian, and the state of America. 

Attorney Sidney Powell joins Eric Metaxas to deliver a hard-hitting look at the current administration and the state of American justice. She addresses the poor treatment of January 6 defendants, what can be done to pursue real accountability, and what lies ahead as President Trump’s administration seeks justice.

In this episode, Rod Martin joins the conversation to unpack the intersection of faith, politics, and culture in America today. From the challenges facing religious liberty to the role of technology and economics in shaping the conservative movement, Martin offers a thoughtful big-picture view of where the country is headed. He also shares personal insights on leadership, community, and why the future of conservatism depends on both principle and innovation.

Author and commentator John Zmirak joins Eric Metaxas for a wide-ranging discussion on culture, politics, and media. They dig into Charlie Kirk’s influence, Donald Trump’s speech to the United Nations, and the joy of Jimmy Kimmel’s cancellation.

Investigative journalist Megan Basham joins Eric Metaxas to discuss the Charlie Kirk memorial and the response it drew from the Christian left. Together they consider what this moment reveals about the Church, culture, and the profound opportunity for revival in America.

Eric Metaxas reflects on his time at the Charlie Kirk memorial in Phoenix, sharing powerful moments of faith and unity. He highlights the surprising breadth of Christian remarks from the current administration and explores why many believe this moment could mark the beginning of revival in America.

Our encore presentation of the late great Charlie Kirk and Erika Kirk from AmFest 2024

Biblical Justice vs. Social Justice | A Panel with Voddie Baucham, Charlie Kirk, Eric Metaxas

How often do you use your imagination? In our newest program, Socrates Dialogues, authors and professors Louis Markos and Holly Ordway discuss the enduring friendship between C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien and their most famous works, The Chronicles of Narnia and The Lord of The Rings. 

They discuss how the two balanced their disagreements while maintaining respect and a close bond, the mythical worlds they created, the fight between good and evil, and ultimately, the importance of imagination through reason.

How often do you use your imagination? In our newest program, Socrates Dialogues, authors and professors Louis Markos and Holly Ordway discuss the enduring friendship between C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien and their most famous works, The Chronicles of Narnia and The Lord of The Rings. 

They discuss how the two balanced their disagreements while maintaining respect and a close bond, the mythical worlds they created, the fight between good and evil, and ultimately, the importance of imagination through reason