The Good Book Joke Book: Good Clean Jokes For Every Book Of The Bible

Is it appropriate to mix humor and the Holy Bible? Yes, if you do it with love. This book does not make fun of the Bible; it has fun with the Bible. After all, it was God who started things off by giving us all a sense of humor, so he must have wanted us to use it. When Jesus told the fellow to take the log out of his eye before complaining about the speck in the eye of someone else, he was using humor to make a point. A lot of humor is based on misunderstanding. Like the student who wrote, .Samson slew the Finklesteins with the ax of the apostles.. That.s funny and it is in no way disrespectful to the Sacred text. Nor is the famous slip of the tongue by the minister who meant to say .John baptized Jesus in the Jordan,. but instead proclaimed, .Jordan baptized Jesus in the John.. Nor was the little boy who asked, .Dad, was it Paul who wrote the letter to the Galoshes?. So relax, read, and make some joyful noise.

The World's Greatest Collection of Church Jokes

Whoever said Christians shouldn't enjoy a good laugh now and then? Here's a fantastic new collection of nearly five hundred jokes that turn the mirror back on ourselves--with hilarious results. The World's Greatest Collection of Church Jokes contains scores of funnies involving pastors, deacons, Sunday school teachers, pew sitters, and kids--all of them clean, funny, good-natured, and often times true to life. Organized into categories, The World's Greatest Collection of Church Jokes is perfect for personal reading or preparing sermons and speeches.

Don't Kid Yourself: Relatively Great (Family) Jokes

Filled with over one hundred playful puns, goofy gigglers, sly spoofs, wacky illustrations, and more, each joke book in this laugh-out-loud series will keep kids howling for more!