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Actor Jonathan Roumie, who portrays Jesus in The Chosen, says openly living out his faith in Hollywood has only improved every part of his life. In an interview with TheWrap, Roumie shared that booking The Chosen came at his lowest point, when he was broke, desperate, and out of options.

He said surrendering his career, finances, and future to God marked a turning point. Just three months later, he landed the role that changed everything. Since committing his life to Christ, Roumie says his work, purpose, and stability have all grown.

Now a devout Catholic, Roumie has remained unashamed of his beliefs, even releasing a faith centered docuseries. For him, obedience didn’t cost opportunity, it opened it.
Source: TheWrap interview and public statements by Jonathan Roumie

Podcast host Joe Rogan says he is moving closer to Christianity, influenced largely by the kindness and authenticity of believers at a church he’s been attending in Austin. He shared that he no longer views the Bible as mere myth, saying it relays truth even if he is still wrestling with how literally everything should be interpreted.

Rogan said he discusses the book of Revelation with his daughter, acknowledging that no one truly knows how prophecy will unfold. What stands out most to him, however, is the love he sees in Christians, calling them “the nicest people you will ever meet,” and adding, “it works.”

He also said the Resurrection makes more sense to him than the idea that the universe came from nothing, concluding plainly, “I’m sticking with Jesus on that one.”
Source: Public comments by Joe Rogan on podcasts and interviews

At the National Christmas Tree Lighting, Donald Trump delivered a message centered unmistakably on Jesus Christ and the meaning of Christmas. Speaking during the ceremony, Trump reminded the audience that Christians celebrate the miracle of Bethlehem, when the Son of God came into the world more than two thousand years ago.

Trump described Jesus as “our Lord and Savior,” saying He came down from heaven full of grace and truth, bringing God’s love and the promise of salvation. He emphasized that this gift was not limited by borders, cultures, or nations, but offered to all people everywhere.

By declaring Jesus as salvation for every person and every nation, Trump’s remarks stood out as a clear affirmation of Christian belief at one of America’s most visible holiday events, drawing attention to the spiritual heart of Christmas.
Source: National Christmas Tree Lighting remarks by President Donald J. Trump

Popular stand-up comedian and actor Matt Rife recently surprised fans by publicly sharing that he was baptized and has begun openly acknowledging his faith. Known for viral crowd work and rapid career success, Rife revealed that his spiritual journey began after the death of his grandfather, a loss that forced him to wrestle with questions about mortality, purpose, and eternity.

Rife admitted he did not grow up particularly religious and still struggles with organized religion, even joking about finding church services hard to sit through. Still, he chose to be baptized privately in a friend’s swimming pool, emphasizing the moment was sincere and not for public attention.

Rather than claiming certainty, Rife described faith as an unfolding journey marked by curiosity, doubt, and growth. His honesty has resonated with many, showing that belief does not require perfection, only a willingness to seek truth.

Donald Trump recently said he believes America is experiencing a spiritual return, pointing to growing prayer, renewed church attendance, and a resurgence of religion across the country. He described the shift as meaningful, even when critics question why faith should be mentioned in public life.

Trump said he sees more people praying and churches filling again, calling it a major cultural change. To him, the return of religion is not a political talking point, but a reflection of something deeper happening within the nation.

His remarks have resonated with many believers who feel faith is reemerging after years of decline. Supporters say the moment reflects a renewed hunger for God, community, and spiritual grounding in uncertain times.

Evangelist Nathan Morris witnessed a powerful move of God during a two-night Gospel outreach in Tijuana, where large crowds gathered despite unpredictable weather. According to Morris, the atmosphere was marked by worship, repentance, and expectation as people pressed in for prayer.

He reported numerous testimonies of healing and deliverance, including accounts of restored sight as people responded in faith. Many who attended said they experienced freedom and renewal during the services.

The most striking moment came during the altar call, when thousands chose to accept Jesus Christ. Morris described the response as a clear sign that God is moving powerfully across Mexico, awakening hearts and transforming lives.
Source: Evangelist Nathan Morris ministry reports and eyewitness testimonies