Brad Stine

Meet the man The New Yorker magazine dubbed "God's Comic." Brad Stine's unique style, forged in the comedy clubs he performed in early in his career, features sarcasm, biting wit and intelligence. With an energetic approach and no topics off limits, he is the only comic that uses his Judeo/Christian worldview for social commentary and pointing out laughable faith-based everyday experiences.

Stine is known as the man that revolutionized and launched the new era of Christian comedy in America with his breakout album “Put A Helmet On!” that single-handedly redefined the way Christian stand-up comedy could be perceived and performed. His cutting edge methods literally opened the door for many Christian comics that would follow. Many of whom have acknowledged his influence including Tim Hawkins, John Crist, and Michael Jr and a host of others whose careers and styles have been impacted by Stine.

He is also the most media covered Christian comedian in the country being featured in mainstream media outlets unlike any Christian comic before or since. Because Stine sees his comedy as being a missionary to America, Stine's calling is to bring the gospel in unique ways to influence the cultural narrative.

Stine has been a regular live social commentator on "Fox & Friends" every Monday morning for six months. He has been featured in the New York Times, Christian Science Monitor, Los Angeles Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today. He has been profiled on NBC Nightly News, HBO, Showtime, CNN, Glenn Beck, Hannity and Colmes, NPR’S Fresh Air, ABC Nightline TWICE, MTV, and Comedy Central. He has had material published in Readers Digest and Focus on the Family magazine.

Stine has been featured in the New York Times, Christian Science Monitor, Los Angeles Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today. He has been featured on NBC Nightly News, HBO, Showtime, CNN, Glenn Beck, Hannity and Colmes, NPR’S Fresh Air, ABC Nightline, MTV, and Comedy Central. He has had material published in Readers Digest and Focus on the Family magazine.

He has five original DVDs featuring his comedy, and has written two books, "Live from Middle America; Rants from a Red-State Comedian," published by Hudson Street Press and "Being a Christian Without Being an Idiot." He has also appeared in numerous films as an actor and producer including, Persecuted, Christmas With a Capital C, Welcome to Paradise and Sarah’s Choice.

He tours nationally on a regular basis performing in clubs, churches, and fundraisers for Crisis pregnancy centers, ministries and conservative causes and candidates.