Jace Howland

🚨 BREAKING: Chicago Bulls waive young guard Jaden Ivey after he preached Jesus Christ and called out the NBA’s celebration of Pride Month. Head Coach Billy Donovan said Ivey didn’t “live up to certain organizational standards.” The team’s official statement claimed his “conduct was detrimental to the team.” Translation from the Chicago Bulls: Preaching the Gospel and saying sin is sin makes you a problem. Jaden Ivey — a vocal Christian who was recently baptized and has boldly shared his faith in Jesus — went on Instagram Live speaking truth about Scripture, unrighteousness, and the NBA pushing LGBTQ ideology during Pride Month. His message? The world (and the league) celebrates what the Bible calls sin. He’s preaching repentance and Christ. For that, they cut him after just a handful of games. The Chicago Bulls have made it crystal clear: They do not support Christians who actually live and speak their faith when it conflicts with the rainbow agenda. You can bow to BLM, promote Pride, stay silent on sin — that’s fine. But open your mouth about Jesus and biblical truth? “Detrimental.” This is the new standard in the NBA: Christian athletes are welcome… as long as they keep quiet about the parts of Scripture the league dislikes. Ivey’s response: “All I’m preaching about is Jesus Christ and they waived me.” The message to every believing player is loud and clear — conform or be gone. Stand with Jaden Ivey for having the courage to speak truth in a league that demands silence. Share if you believe faith in Christ shouldn’t get you fired. #JusticeForIvey #BullsExposed #ChristianAthletes #PreachJesus