Top headlines for Wednesday, June 11, 2025

In this episode, we explore the public confession of Michael Tait, who has opened up about his past struggles with reckless and destructive behavior. Next, we discuss the reelection of Clint Pressley as the Southern Baptist Convention President, examining the potential impacts of his leadership in a second term. Plus, we turn our attention to President Trump's decision to deploy an additional 2,000 California National Guard troops in response to escalating protests against immigration authorities, which have resulted in numerous arrests.

00:11 Michael Tait breaks silence, admits allegations are largely true
01:05 SBC reelects Clint Pressley, defeats Protestia publisher
01:55 Christian university places president on leave, launches probe
03:03 DOJ worker allegedly poisoned girlfriend with abortion drugs
03:55 Trump doubles National Guard deployment as ICE protests continue
04:48 Late-night host Stephen Colbert praises female portrayal of Jesus
05:33 ‘Testament’ sets the book of Acts in dystopian present

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Links to the News

• Michael Tait breaks silence, admits allegations are largely true | Entertainment
• SBC reelects Clint Pressley, defeats Protestia publisher | Church & Ministries
• Christian university places president on leave, launches probe | Education
• DOJ worker allegedly poisoned girlfriend with abortion drugs | U.S.
• Trump doubles National Guard deployment as ICE protests continue | U.S.
• Late-night host Stephen Colbert praises female portrayal of Jesus | Entertainment
• ‘Testament’ sets the book of Acts in dystopian present | Entertainment