In 2012, Sorbo served as Executive Producer and star of the movie "Abel's Field," He appeared in an episode of "Celebrity Ghost Stories." In 2014, Sorbo co-starred in "God's Not Dead," a Christian film in which he portrayed the controversial role of an atheist college professor. In 2017, Sorbo played the ill-fated King Lar Gand of Daxam on the C.W. series "Supergirl." He also directed and played a role in the movie "Let There Be Light."

Kevin Sorbo's career also includes voice-over work with Breathe Bible and in many videogames like "The Conduit" (2009) and "Skylanders: Imaginators" (2016).

In 2001, Sorbo participated in the Celebrity Edition of the top-rated T.V. Game Show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire." On that episode, he won $32,000 after giving Regis Philbin the wrong answer at the $125,000 question for his charity A World Fit For Kids.

Sorbo is a Christian, and he attends a nondenominational church. Sorbo believes that his religious views have caused Hollywood to limit his career. He said, "There's negativity towards Christians in Hollywood. And a negativity towards people who believe in God."

Health

In late 1997, Sorbo had severe health problems while he was on a publicity tour for "Kull the Conqueror" and still playing in Hercules between the 4th and the 5th seasons. He got an aneurysm in his shoulder, which caused four strokes. As a result, his health became impaired; Sorbo lost his strength and weakened for several years. He did not reveal his condition to the public while he was recovering.

This health issue brought the producers of Hercules to reduce Sorbo's schedule and introduce more guest stars during the recording of the 5th and 6th series in 1998 and 1999. The strokes left Sorbo with a permanent 10 percent vision loss, impaired balance, and migraines. In his 2011 autobiography "True Strength," Sorbo revealed all the details of his injury, and he gave credit to his wife Sam Jenkins for her massive role in helping him recover.