Rev. Jordan Wells, a Black conservative pastor and follower of Jesus Christ, is drawing attention after condemning anti-white protest chants outside the Collin County Courthouse following Karmelo Anthony’s sentencing in the killing of Austin Metcalf. Wells said the scene was not justice, but hatred, and warned that celebrating evil because of skin color is completely opposed to the heart of God.
Wells said every human being is made in the image of God, regardless of race, and insisted that his loyalty is to Christ first, not to tribe, politics, or cultural pressure. Quoting Isaiah 5:20, he said Christians must refuse to call evil good and must stand for truth, justice, and love of neighbor even when that brings criticism.
For many believers, his message stood out as a clear call to reject racial hatred and remain anchored in biblical truth, moral courage, and allegiance to Jesus above all else.
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