"We desperately need Jesus": Pittsburgh Steelers' Alex Highsmith calls for national prayer and healing after Charlie Kirk's assassination

The brutal and tragic assassination of political activist, Charlie Kirk, has sparked chaos in the country. Amid all the mess, the Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Alex Highsmith has shared a pretty controversial post about the death of Charlie Kirk, which happened at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, for a TPUSA event, "The American Comeback Tour".

Pittsburgh Steelers’ star player, Alex Highsmith, makes a controversial remark about Charlie Kirk’s assassination

A few hours ago, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ star player, Alex Highsmith, took to his Instagram stories to repost a controversial statement on Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

The post read as, “From the brutal killing of Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte train, to what Charlie Kirk faced, to the hundreds of mass shootings that have already scarred this year, America is bleeding. In days apart we are watching innocent lives lost to random acts of violence and our arenas, streets, and homes shaken by chaos.”The post added, “We desperately need Jesus. We must pray, we must bind the devil, and we must call on God to heal our land. Without Him, the cycle of violence continues. With Him, there is hope, peace, and restoration. America needs revival now.”

Charlie Kirk’s death has sparked chaos in the country while the suspect has not been caught yet

This controversial statement might raise many eyebrows as Charlie Kirk’s death has sparked panic in the country. While there are some who stand against the violence he suffered from yesterday, others are digging up his old controversial statements on anti abortion laws and women’s rights.

Charlie Kirk has been a political activist for the last couple of years and had a pretty good following, even though he made many controversial remarks in the past.

Charlie Kirk was also a father to two toddlers, with his son being born just last year. At the moment, his family has maintained silence while the suspect of Charlie Kirk’s assasination is still at large as FBI has announced a reward for turning him in.For the unversed, Charlie Kirk was shot in full public view while on stage at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, for a TPUSA event, "The American Comeback Tour".Also Read: "Your man said it was worth it": Carolina Panthers staffer Charlie Rock mocked Charlie Kirk’s death sparking outrage