Celebrities

On this episode of Jesus Listens: Stories of Faith, we’re talking with YouTuber Rob Kenney, the creator of the popular "Dad, How Do I?" videos. Kenney's YouTube channel has reached millions who want to learn basic how-to's traditionally taught by dads. On this episode, he shares how to pray and reveals the times when he cried out to God for direction.

The Bachelor alum Madison Prewett shares how she has sought to stay true to her values and to God.

Actor and veteran advocate Gary Sinise tells how his family’s legacy of military service and the tragic events of 9/11 shifted his focus from self to service.

TV host Cynthia Garrett joins us as we search for Peace in Uncertain Times to discuss why it’s so important for Christians to listen to and love their neighbors. Cynthia reminds us to “turn your love into an action, into a verb.”

Actor, singer and podcaster Dennis Quaid shares about the faith that was instilled into his life at any early age by his mother, and the special song he wrote for her that appeared in the film “I Can Only Imagine.” He also gives us a peek into his routine while confined at home during the Pandemic, including taking the opportunity to be present with God through prayer, Bible reading and connection with friends and loved ones.

As a co-star of HGTV’s “Flip or Flop,” Christina Anstead found wellness in God's peace. As the pressure to perform took a toll on her health, as well her marriage, and she ultimately went through a difficult divorce, Christina shares how moments from her successes and her dark days led her back to wellness and a new journey toward God.

As a contestant on ABC’s The Bachelorette, Army vet Luke Pell found himself propelled to sudden fame—and the criticism that comes with life in the public eye, which left him dealing with anxiety and depression. Luke relied on the faith that had gotten him through a near-death experience following his military service to keep his heart focused on God during this time.

When Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph starred on ABC’s “The Bachelor,” they found out they shared something very important in common—their faith. Hear their unconventional love story and what they’re doing now since their season of “The Bachelor” ended.

Television host Elisabeth Hasselbeck shares stories from each of her TV roles and reveals that the harder she looked for her “calling,” the more she found herself running ahead of God. As she’s navigated a season of change, Elisabeth has learned to wait for God’s guidance, which has helped her identify her unique purpose in the world.

Chonda Pierce is a standup comedian who’s passionate about her faith. In her new documentary “Unashamed,” Chonda travels across the country speaking to people who have learned how to stand up for Christ, even when it comes at great cost. Today she shares how to tell others about faith with kindness and boldness.

On her radio show, Delilah hears stories of the heart from her listeners and shares them with millions of listeners around the world. Now we learn about the woman behind the microphone as Delilah tells us about her growing-up years and how she broke into broadcasting. Delilah has discovered that the easiest way to change the world is by touching the lives of neighbors and friends.

Long time Jesus Calling reader Kathie Lee Gifford shares about what keeps her grounded after 50 years in entertainment and talks about a special new project she’s working on: a children's book, "The Gift That I Can Give."