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Memes about Jesus and Christian humor — the danger of making light of holy things

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 7) 00:08:13 – 00:09:15

Question about pages like "Memes for Jesus" and joking about Bible stories

Mike says humor has its place but warns that memes about Jesus risk mockery or trivializing his glory, power, judgment, and authority. The danger is not to the Lord but to us — if humor causes us to devalue the holiness and wonder of God, it is spiritually harmful.
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@PoweredByMemes @MilenaZ238972 Well, that is odd because in the church there's n

@PoweredByMemes @MilenaZ238972 Well, that is odd because in the church there's no longer a temple. The temple now is the body of each believer making each believer a priest of their own temple. As fo
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@MikeWingerii @JonKismetCalvin @DoctrinesofRad @pastherandie I don't always get

@MikeWingerii @JonKismetCalvin @DoctrinesofRad @pastherandie I don't always get your memes, Mike. I don't think this has anything to do with the fertility goddess Artemis either, and I'm egalitarian,
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@MarcellusLoseph @OrthoMemeSquad Did you know that the Greek says “the (definite

@MarcellusLoseph @OrthoMemeSquad Did you know that the Greek says “the (definite article) childbearing (singular noun)”? It’s not an action. And it’s “She…if they”. Who is this referring to? Find

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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 7) @ 00:08:13

2020-10-09

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