With her Southern accent, self-deprecation, and funny family stories, the 57-year-old mom and grandmother wants to use standup to bless audiences.

The increasingly political Christian satire site hasn’t been able to tweet since March, but the platform’s new owner is a fan of the Bee and free speech.

Good comedy is strange and surprising. So is the gospel.

Leah Boyd represents a new generation of women in ministry, bringing a sense of humor and hope to theological debates.

Let incisive comedy give us “eyes to see.”

The Christian viral video-maker is back online after confessing his “sexual sin and addiction” and seeking treatment.

Online, millennial Christians embrace the absurd.

What Christians might take away from a godless but moral imagining of the afterlife (and after-afterlife).

The viral entertainer confesses "sexual sin and addiction" following Charisma investigation.

The more we take Scripture seriously, the more we’ll find ourselves laughing along with it.