Top headlines for Wednesday, July 16, 2025

In this episode, we delve into the impactful legacy of John MacArthur, the renowned pastor and Bible teacher who passed away at 86, leaving behind a significant theological influence. We also cover the ongoing legal dispute between a church and the University of Maine System, where allegations of religious discrimination take center stage in a property sale disagreement. Lastly, we explore recent developments in the Middle East, focusing on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest statements regarding his role and responsibility amidst recent conflicts and the Hamas invasion of October 7, 2023.

00:12 John MacArthur, renowned pastor and Bible teacher, dies at 86
01:12 SBA creates Center for Faith, lets religious orgs apply for loans
02:09 'KPop Demon Hunters' song inspired by 'sin'
02:59 Maine church continues legal battle against university system
03:48 Russell Brand claims God allowed addiction, demonic attacks
04:34 Netanyahu denies personal responsibility for Oct. 7
05:15 Liberal orgs end Catholic charter school lawsuit, declare victory

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Links to the News

• John MacArthur, renowned pastor and Bible teacher, dies at 86 | Church & Ministries
• SBA creates Center for Faith, lets religious orgs apply for loans | Politics
• 'KPop Demon Hunters' song inspired by 'sin' | Entertainment
• Maine church continues legal battle against university system | U.S.
• Russell Brand claims God allowed addiction, demonic attacks | Entertainment
• Netanyahu denies personal responsibility for Oct. 7
• Liberal orgs end Catholic charter school lawsuit, declare victory | Politics