Allie Beth Stuckey

So that was part of the short speech that he made there on the floor.

And so we will see what happens next year.

You gotta keep up a lot of momentum there.

And those who are advocating for this amendment have to continue to make their case through the convention in Indianapolis next year.

Also, Willie Rice was just voted in as the new president of the Southern Baptist Convention.

I didn't know much about Willie Rice.

He is a pastor from Baptist Church in Florida.

But I hear from someone who is attending right now that this is the more conservative pick.

And so people are excited about that.

Had some rough years there in the SBC flirting with liberalism in a lot of ways when it comes to egalitarianism, when it comes to social justice.

And so these do seem like a turn.

in the direction of doctrinal biblical faithfulness.

And so we're happy about that.

Maybe we'll have Dr. Moeller on sometime in the next couple of weeks, just to talk about more of what's going on in the SBC and why it matters whether you are Baptist or not.

All right, now let's turn our eyes to Carmelo Anthony and his murder trial.

Those of you who have been listening for a long time, you know, born and raised in Dallas, Texas, this occurred just minutes away from where I grew up.

This hits closer to home because of that, because these communities are so intertwined.

I mean, I can picture in my mind's eye so perfectly the kind of field on which this happened and where this is located in the Dallas Metroplex.

Of course, this matters objectively because these are people made in God's image because a young man lost his life.

completely unnecessarily.