Fresh off of preaching at her “Share the Arrows” women’s conference, Allie Beth Stuckey has now begun teaching both men and women at various other speaking events. And just like “Share the Arrows,” Stuckey’s trajectory towards becoming the next Beth Moore has garnered an immense amount of attention from the New Christian Right (NCR) as well as the Red Pill movement.
On October 27, 2025, The Blaze tweeted out a short clip of Allie Beth speaking at a TPUSA event in Baton Rouge, LA. Here is the full transcript of the video:
Second one, are you ready? Are you ready? Porn has weakened men and Charlie was so good at talking about this and so good at talking so courageously and sternly clearly to the young men. Here’s what we know about porn and why it is so detrimental not only to men, although it disproportionately affects men. Porn objectifies women and children, commercializes sex which is a gift from God for a married couple between one man and one woman. And it glorifies violence. It creates addiction and shame, destroys marriages, ruins your perception of other people. It’s the legal loophole for sex trafficking evil in every way and will destroy your life. This is what I would want to say to men and hope you hear it. We need strong men that we need your strength and we need your boldness and we need your courage. We need those things to be harnessed for good. We need you to be solid pastors, strong leaders, to voice and bravely stand up for the most vulnerable: women, children, the unborn. To make a respectful ruckus about things that matter.
So, it was a typical struggle session from the longhouse, telling men that they ought to be better and do better. Interestingly, in this one short speech, Stuckey destroyed any pretense that she only teaches women. This is definitely a line that she has crossed in her evolution. We decided to make this clip go viral with a very short quote-tweet that stated, “Men, we need you. We just aren’t interested in you leading us.”
Regarding porn, Allie’s comments were nothing that men haven’t heard before. As such, many men expressed their annoyance with being lectured by a woman about porn consumption being sinful. But even more loudly were those pointing out that Stuckey refused to call out the supply side of the porn industry, namely female porn stars. She also didn’t address the very real phenomenon of porn addiction among women. According to Allie, this is a uniquely male problem, and it will be addressed as such. And on that point, Stuckey has some very problematic baggage. Earlier this year, she shared a stage with former OnlyFans star Nala Ray, who very quickly transitioned from the porn grift to the ministry grift. We covered this woman’s conference at the time here. The existence of Nala Ray as a right-wing influencer very clearly exposes the double standard on pornography within Conservative Inc. You can be a female degenerate for multiple years and immediately get rewarded for it once you age out of the industry and pass through the waters of baptism. It’s a huge issue, and the NCR won’t stop noticing.
Secondly, Allie Stuckey brought up the issue of wanting men to step up and be strong leaders. (My earlier referenced quote-tweet addressed this aspect of her speech.) Once again, this is just the same henpecking that Christian men received all the time from longhoused pastors, especially on Father’s Day. And it’s particularly humorous (as many critics pointed out) that Allie calls on men to lead from a position of leadership. She wants men to be strong, bold, and courageous, but not so much that they push her to the background. Pastor and YouTuber Spencer Smith explained this very well in his quote-tweet that you’ll find here, “This is a classic example of why women preaching is not only unbiblical, but impractical and ineffective.” In short, Allie wants men to step up, but she is not willing to step back.
Allie Beth did not take the criticism well at all, and neither did the rest of the right wing matriarchy. Baseless accusations of porn brain and platform jealousy ran rampant. Allie herself defended the speech as merely calling for men to step up, not recognizing that she takes all the oxygen out of the room. She can’t or won’t see the cognitive dissonance created by her public platform, so it is left for us to keep hammering the issue to drive out the scourge of complementarian compromise. We pray that Stuckey would change course before she becomes just another Beth Moore, but it may already be too late.
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