Brad Stine’s fourth live stand-up comedy concert is a riot fest on hammering political correctness as only Brad Stine can. Family safe and curse free never the less Wussification is a hilarious discourse on oversensitive witches, male cheerleaders, men’s ‘feminine side’, Barney vs Captain Kangaroo and why men should get pregnant! Brad’s courage to speak the truth allows you to laugh while being inspired by America’s ONLY “dangerous” Christian comedian!

Tolerate This! is the 3rd installment of one of the funniest and entertaining comics for Christians and conservatives in America. Brad Stine raised the bar in proving that comedy can be clean AND dangerous. If your easily triggered or live in safe spaces you will be no match for Stine’s razor sharp wit and social commentary whether it be explaining what makes men and women so different to what makes atheists irrational and the challenges of been being Jesus brother. No matter what side of the aisle your POV you are going to love the free speech hilarity of Brad Stine!

It’s not often you get to watch a comedy concert that literally created a genre! Put a Helmet On! is Brad Stine’s masterpiece that redefined Christian comedy forever. Stine’s high energy, smart and edgy look at everything American from road signs, air travel, as well as Satan and more while one of the first comics to mock and warn America about political correctness set the standard for every Christian comic to follow. If you like John Crist, Tim Hawkins, Michael Jr and others..You’re going to love the man that started it all. Grab a helmet and Laugh your head off with God’s Comic Brad Stine.

Welcome To Paradise with one of the best Gospel movie scores ever is the inspirational family story of a preacher who is sent from a big city church to Paradise, a small, rural community that is in desperate need of direction. The fact that the preacher is named Debbie only complicates things. She finds a town that is stuck in complacency as well as a town that turns its back on its neediest neighbours. Debbie begins building a new vision for her congregation and the veil of indifference starts to lift. When the Paradise Church is accidentally burned down, and it’s charter is in danger of being revoked, the members rally around Debbie and in doing so, realize that a “church” is defined by it’s community, not by the four walls that house a Sunday Service. Debbie’s kindness and insight bring a blast of fresh air to this out of the way country town. It also brings her a second chance at love.