Allie Beth Stuckey

I mean, I just cannot imagine the pain that he is still going through.

And, you know, I've seen a lot of people say over the past 24 hours, gosh,

Pray for Carmelo Anthony and pray for his parents.

Yes, absolutely.

We should.

Carmelo Anthony is a human being made in God's image and he is not beyond redemption.

No one is beyond redemption.

I do pray for him.

I pray that God's kindness would lead him to repentance.

I pray that in his jail cell, that when he is dealing with the full brunt of the law and the full brunt of the consequences of his actions, that Jesus would meet Carmelo Anthony where he is, that he would trust and believe in the gospel, that he would be washed over with the guilt and the shame of his actions that can actually lead to a humility and a repentance that is needed from all of us when we come to Christ to realize, gosh, we are sinners in need of a savior and only by grace through faith.

Can we be saved?

I pray that for Carmelo.

I pray that for his family, if his family doesn't already know Christ.

But I also am praying for Hunter.

I see fewer people, even on our side of things, on the conservative side, saying, please pray for Hunter than I am seeing people say, pray for Carmelo.

Don't forget about Hunter Metcalfe.

Like don't forget about his parents.

I don't know exactly where they are in their faith.

They think all parties at one time or another have kind of invoked Christianity, but gosh, pray that the God of all comfort would be with Hunter because Satan can use this in Hunter's life to try to destroy his faith, to destroy his joy, to destroy his hope.

I mean, if he can, you know, if he can lead to the situation, if he can create the kind of conflict that,