Top headlines for Tuesday, December 9, 2025

In this episode, Pastor Robert Jeffress's upcoming testimony regarding alleged IRS targeting of First Baptist Dallas under the Biden administration. Next, we discuss celebrated Christian rapper Lecrae's bittersweet announcement of his final tour and his plans to balance music and family life. Lastly, we turn to a significant legal development as the Supreme Court breathes new life into an Amish parents' lawsuit challenging New York's removal of religious exemptions for school immunizations.

00:11 Supreme Court revives Amish challenge to NY student vaccine law
00:57 Theo Von says he and Morgan Wallen attend Bible study together
01:41 Pakistan passes bill to form National Commission for Minorities
02:33 Robert Jeffress to testify on how Biden IRS targeted his church
03:20 Lecrae announces he's pulling back from music tours
04:02 Nigerian: 100 kidnapped Catholic school children released
04:51 Thousands of Christians rally in Delhi against ‘rising' attacks

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Links to the News

• Pakistan passes bill to form National Commission for Minorities | World
• Robert Jeffress to testify on how Biden IRS targeted his church | Politics
• Lecrae announces he's pulling back from music tours | Entertainment
• Supreme Court revives Amish challenge to NY student vaccine law | Politics
• Theo Von says he and Morgan Wallen attend Bible study together | Entertainment
• Nigerian: 100 kidnapped Catholic school children released | World
• Thousands of Christians rally in Delhi against ‘rising' attacks | World
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• The rise and fall of Christian nationalism