Top headlines for Monday, June 23, 2025

In this episode, we begin with a recent ruling from an appeals court panel that struck down a Louisiana law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools, exploring the ongoing debate over the separation of church and state. Next, we shift to the U.K., where a Christian legal group is threatening legal action against a city council for its alleged endorsement of a secular agenda through the display of pride flags, raising questions about religious expression and inclusivity. Plus, we examine serious allegations of financial, spiritual, and moral misconduct against Sean Feucht, as former ministry workers shed light on their concerns.

00:11 Appeals court panel rules against La. Ten Commandments law
01:07 Minister's son speaks after 88 children removed from church camp
01:55 Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon discuss ‘spiritual war’ in DC
02:50 Christian legal group threatens to sue city over pride flags
03:47 Students sue Va. over grant denial to pursue religious studies
04:40 Sean Feucht accusers say they are not disgruntled volunteers
05:36 US State Department to vet visa applicants' social media pages

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Links to the News

• Appeals court panel rules against La. Ten Commandments law | Politics
• Minister's son speaks after 88 children removed from church camp | U.S.
• Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon discuss ‘spiritual war’ in DC | U.S.
• Christian legal group threatens to sue city over pride flags | World
• Students sue Va. over grant denial to pursue religious studies | Education
• Sean Feucht accusers say they are not disgruntled volunteers | U.S.
• US State Department to vet visa applicants' social media pages | Politics