All eyes are on Jaden Ivey after he went live on Instagram, calling the NBA’s celebration of Pride Month “celebrating unrighteousness” and even claiming that Stephen Curry is not truly a Christian. The fallout was immediate. The Chicago Bulls took swift action, removing him from the team—and just like that, the news of his release sent shockwaves through fans, players, and commentators alike. Support quickly poured in from players like Daniel Gafford of the Dallas Mavericks, along with voices from the NFL, including Juanyeh Thomas formerly of the Dallas Cowboys. Even TreVeyon Henderson showed support—though that backing was met with pushback from his coach, Mike Vrabel, who said Henderson still needs to learn about inclusion. At the same time, plenty of critics have come out against Ivey’s comments—especially his stance on Pride Month and his remarks about Curry’s faith. One of the most notable responses came from Emmanuel Acho, a former NFL player turned commentator, who emphasized that he’s the son of a pastor as he delivered what he framed as a biblical response. Get ready as we examine every claim against Scripture to see what truly lines up with the Word of God.

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