Tm Hawkins tells a funny story about his struggles with golf—bad swings, lost balls, crashing the cart, and even a wild animal attack. After all the mishaps, he’s clear: golf just isn’t for him. If you’ve ever found golf frustrating, you’ll relate.
Anthony Griffith explores the hilarious side of marriage and the unwritten rule that husbands must protect their wives at all costs — even when she’s the one instigating the fight. A top choice among Christian performers for ministry outreach entertainment, Anthony brings clean, relatable humor perfect for family and church events.
Paul Aldrich brings musical comedy to life with jokes about middle age, marriage, and the soundtrack of everyday chaos. His smart, family-friendly humor makes him one of the best Christian performers for ministry outreach entertainment, perfect for connecting with audiences of all ages.
David Dean hilariously breaks down the chaos of raising teens, from grunting sons to emotional daughters, showing why clean comedy is perfect for family nights and church events. One of the top Christian performers for ministry outreach entertainment, David brings laughter that unites parents and builds community.
Marty Simpson blends Southern humor and real-life stories in this set, sharing his experience as a die-hard Gamecocks fan during March Madness and trying to start a “Go Cocks” chant on the New York subway. Marty’s clean comedy makes him one of the top Christian performers for ministry outreach entertainment, bringing relatable laughs rooted in faith, family, and sports.
Michael Jr. brings clean, thought-provoking comedy that speaks to the heart. In More Than Funny, he mixes laugh-out-loud moments with stories that highlight purpose, faith, and human connection. His style is accessible, relatable, and rooted in a belief that comedy can open doors to deeper conversations, making him a standout in outreach entertainmentfor churches, ministries, and community events.
If the Rolling Stones went to summer camp, it might’ve sounded different—at least according to Paul Aldrich. In this clip from his first Dry Bar Comedy special, Paul reimagines what popular artists like Green Day and Taylor Swift would sound like at campfire sing-alongs. It’s a clever mix of comedy and music that’ll keep you laughing all through.
When planning a ministry outreach event, finding wholesome and engaging entertainment can be challenging. Christian entertainment offers more than laughs—it brings hope, joy, and a clear message of faith. Paul Aldrich delivers all three.
Comedian John Crist talks about joining his girlfriend's family group chat, correcting his girlfriend for no reason and why people should stop saying they've done a "full 360."
Meet Ventriloquist Kevin Johnson, who along with his “friends” Clyde and Matilda will have you rolling with laughter. Like all of the performers on “Pure Comedy,” Kevin keeps all of his humor clean, which is helpful when you’re the father of five children. What do you think of this episode of Pure Comedy? Let us know in the comments!
Henry Cho shares how one innocent word—used the wrong way—almost cost him his job. Southern charm meets corporate confusion in this classic comedy moment.
In this clip from her first-ever Dry Bar Comedy special, Jennifer O'Brien breaks down why fast passes at Six Flags are a waste of money. Her take? Cash is king if you want to actually enjoy your day. Whether you're considering a fast pass or just want to laugh at someone who already made that mistake, this set delivers sharp, relatable comedy from start to finish.
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