Truth | Humor | Hope
The Official podcast for Eric Metaxas!
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Truth | Humor | Hope
The Official podcast for Eric Metaxas!
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Pete Hegseth and David Goodwin continue sharing facts from their book, "Battle for the American Mind," which investigates decades-long decline in public education; then, candidate for governor Andrew Giuliani outlines his vision for a better New York.
Pete Hegseth from Fox News and David Goodwin, authors of the new book, "Battle for the American Mind," are in the studio to examine public education and how we went from God-centered learning to state-run indoctrination. (Encore Presentation)
Lauren Boebert has an interesting life story that works perfectly into her role as Congresswoman from Colorado; then, Robert J. Morgan brings the miracle of the parting of the Jordan River to life in his book, "The Jordan River Rules."
Andrew Giuliani, son of New York City's famous mayor, is running for Governor of New York -- and is in the studio to talk about his important campaign.
Thomas Sheahen talks about, "Everywhen: God, Symmetry, and Time," and demonstrates how discoveries in science are validated by the Bible, and vice versa.
John Zmirak of Stream.org suggests that America may be on track for "death by government," and looks into the danger of Red Flag Laws and seizing guns from ordinary, law-abiding citizens.
Michael Youssef has encouragement for those losing heart over recent events here and throughout the world: "Never Give Up - Holding Fast to Biblical Truth in Times of Danger and Despair."
James Como continues his exploration of the works of C.S. Lewis, who wrote within several genres with excellence in each, including fiction, non-fiction and poetry.
James Como, a founding member of the New York C.S. Lewis Society, shares his extensive study not only of Lewis' work in general, but also of his favorite story, "Perelandra."
Rick Boyer, a constitutional lawyer, has written an important new book, "God, Caesar and Idols," where he emphasizes the importance of Christians bringing their faith into the public sphere.