Republicans Back Trump On Iran Strike, Ohio Abortion Bill, Newsboys Tour Allegations
Top headlines for Tuesday, June 24, 2025
In this episode, we explore the coordinated U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear sites that have sparked widespread reaction, focusing on the support from congressional Republicans and President Trump. Shifting to a deeply personal account, we discuss serious allegations involving a crew member from the Christian band Newsboys and the troubling implications within the faith community.
Additionally, we shine a light on proposed legislation in Ohio that seeks to ban all abortions, classifying them as homicide, and the implications for women's rights and state law. Finally, we explore the findings from Lifeway Research revealing that nearly half of Evangelical pastors in the U.S. maintain second jobs, uncovering the reasons behind this growing trend of bivocational ministry.
00:12 Israel-Iran war: GOP backs Trump as US hits Iranian nuclear sites
01:15 Michael Tait accused of watching rape during Newsboys tour
02:03 ISIS killed at least 25 in Syrian church attack, injured dozens
02:53 Presidential religious liberty commission convenes first meeting
03:44 Ohio pro-life group opposes bill to criminalize abortion
04:36 Nearly half of US Evangelical pastors are bivocational: study
05:34 Natalie Grant helps launch Museum of Christian & Gospel Music
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- Israel-Iran war: GOP backs Trump as US hits Iranian nuclear sites | Politics
- Michael Tait accused of watching rape during Newsboys tour | Entertainment
- ISIS killed at least 25 in Syrian church attack, injured dozens | World
- Presidential religious liberty commission convenes first meeting | Politics
- Ohio pro-life group opposes bill to criminalize abortion | U.S.
- Nearly half of US Evangelical pastors are bivocational: study | Church & Ministries
- Natalie Grant helps launch Museum of Christian & Gospel Music | Entertainment
