With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

When Buffalo Bill's safety to Mar Hamlin collapsed during Monday Night's Game, sports analysts

called it the scariest scene they'd ever seen on a football field.

Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest and remains in critical condition.

As former player Ryan Clark described an emotional segment on ESPN, no one had prepared for this,

not Hamlin, not the other players, not media personnel.

But Dan Orvlowski knew what to do when he didn't know what to do.

On NFL Live Tuesday morning, he said this on air,

maybe this is not the right thing to do, but I want to pray for Demar Hamlin right now.

I'm gonna do it out loud, I'm gonna close my eyes, I'm gonna bow my head, I'm gonna pray for him.

And that's what he did.

The other host joined in, as did who knows how many viewers.

It was a powerful and courageous thing to do.

After praying for healing and comfort for Hamlin or Orvlowski clothes with, if we didn't believe,

we wouldn't ask this of you, God.

I believe in prayer, we believe in prayer.

We lift up Demar Hamlin's name in your name.

That we all say Amen.