Korn's Brian "Head" Welch says he finds it tiring to invite people to know Jesus — like the transgender men and women he ministered to at a July 31 rock concert — when religious people chase them away with harsh words.

"I'm begging you, [Christians], please stop," Welch said last week on his Facebook page.

"I was like a time bomb, waiting to go off. I had no self-esteem, no self-worth. There were times (when) I didn't want to be here. It was not good. I felt lost," Phelps said. 

Now as the 18-time gold medal winner prepares for the Rio Olympics, he tells ESPN what saved his "train wreck" of a life: Rick Warren's The Purpose Driven Life.  

Stephen Curry says he doesn't consider himself lucky to be celebrating five years of marriage with his wife, Ayesha, because he believes it's a blessing.

After celebrating their five year anniversary, Ayesha listed faith as the key element in her marriage to NBA star Steph Curry.

When Warryn Campbell wants to take some time away from being a pastor, record executive, father and husband, he plans on carving out his alone time with God.

Campbell, the husband of gospel music singer Erica Campbell, posted an Instagram a video of himself worshipping God by playing the piano.