Ever heard the one about the talking donkey? You might not have realized it from your Sunday School lessons, but God’s sense of humor is evident throughout Scripture. Him speaking to Balaam through a donkey (Ex. 22) is just one example. So what does the Bible say about laughter?

John Cooper, lead singer of the band Skillet, recently revealed the amazing story surrounding how his Christian rock group formed and grew to reach monumental success.

Despite what popular media would have us believe, devout Christian celebrities do exist – and they’re making a splash in Hollywood. There are plenty of famous singers, actors, and entertainers who don’t hide their Christianity. Here are 18 Christian actors and performers who you might recognize:

Parents want to feel safe letting their kids use technology, and in a world littered with inappropriate content, it is important to keep a close eye on what kids are watching. When Netflix introduced its kids’ portal, the appeal to young audiences was evident.Simple for even really young kids to navigate and full of colorful characters, it made it easier than ever to hand kids the remote.

Worship music is Selena Gomez’s favorite thing these days. Ever since Gomez returned to her religious roots, she has been singing Christian music instead of the songs that made her famous. She gave a nice surprise to fans when she showed up in Los Angeles at the Young & Free Revival Concert put on by Hillsong Church.

With 5 Grammys and 58 Dove Awards, it should come as no surprise that Steven Curtis Chapman is a household name. You’ve probably heard his songs on Christian and secular radio stations, but you might not have heard his story. The Huffington Post calls his new memoir, “Between Heaven and the Real World: My Story,” “Poignant, honest, and vulnerable.” In a recent interview with the publication, Chapman shares the motivation behind telling his story.

The following is a guest post from Gizelle Bryant from the reality TV show, “Real Housewives of the Potomac.” She currently resides in the Potomac area with her three daughters, Grace, Angel, and Adore.

“Fight for your happiness,” is a term that I have heard so many times. I never really understood it, because those two words, “fight” and “happy,” seem like they should never be in the same sentence. They’re on two different spectrums. They’re two different emotions and feelings.