The Skunk at Church . . . Has His Own Pew
By Bob Malcomb
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Bob Malcomb
Bob Malcomb does Stand Up comedy at churches and other special events. He believed “A merry heart is good medicine.” In addition he travels the world, volunteering, building churches, hospitals and other Christian structures as an engineer, where he often gets himself in hot water from hilarious cross-cultural communication mistakes...
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The Skunk at Church . . . Has His Own Pew - Bob Malcomb
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Has His Own Pew
Bob Malcomb
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Contents
January Resolutions
February Love
March Winds
April Fools
May Pets
June Weddings
July Missions
August Country Folk
September Kids
October Working
November Elderly
December Holidays
JANUARY
new resolutions
Humor in The Bible…
When an angel told Sara she was going to have a baby, she chuckled at the thought of a 90 year old having a baby. Her son was named Isaac which means Laughter
.
Elijah challenged the prophets of Baal to call down fire from heaven; they couldn’t. He laughed and suggesting their Gods were sleeping or deaf, or possibly their God was in the bath room. (original Hebrew).
These are examples of humor in the Bible, but it’s only a start. The Jews have spent so much time in persecution; they became experts at humor. (Have you noticed how many Comedians are Jewish?) One of their favorite forms of humor is stretching things FAR out of proportion.
Jesus was the greatest teacher who ever lived. Comedy is a powerful teacher. Understanding the Jewish humor of exaggeration sheds new light on some of his messages;
Why are you worried about the splinter in your brothers’ eye, when there’s a barn beam sticking out of your own?
You strain at a gnat and swallow a camel.
What do Rodney Dangerfield, Pat Pulson and Jonathon Winters have in common? They found a cure to their depression; humor! (Prov 17:22)
Doctors say 90% of people’s medical problems comes from how they think. Ulcers, high blood pressure, weight problems, skin rashes, even wrinkles, are a result of worry; not turning problems over to God. The Bible has the prescription…
New Years Resolution: Alternatives to Losing Weight
* Hang out with people heavier than you…
* Dress in black (like a storm cloud rolling in)
* Wear a full length mirror (People will say, did you see a head floating by; now that’s thin!
* Mount a mannequin on your shoulder; go as Siamese twins
* Wear loose fitting clothes (like a circus tent)
* Accept it. Dress as Santa…
ANTI-STRESS DIET
Breakfast: 1 grapefruit
1 slice whole wheat toast
1 cup skim milk
Lunch: 1 portion lean steamed chicken & spinach
1 cup herbal tea
1 Hershey Kiss
Afternoon: Rest of Bag of Kisses
Dinner: 1 family size pizza
2 halves garlic bread
4 bottles of soda
Bedtime: 1 Sarah Lee Cheesecake (stressed spelled backwards = desserts)
TYPES OF PEOPLE
• There are three types of people; those that can count & those that can’t…
• There are only two types of people in the world. The kind that think there are only two types, and ones that don’t.
"Pleasant Words are as a honeycomb, sweet to the soul, and health to the bones." (Prov 16:24)
LAUGHTER: 1. Distracts your attention from the Problem
2. Reduces our Expectations
3. Increases Endomorphs
4. Reduces Tension
ACTUAL NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
Free farm kittens, ready to eat.
Nice parachute: Never opened. Used once. Slightly stained.
Georgia peaches. California grown 0.89 $/pound
Nordic Track $300. Hardly used. Call Chubby.
Lawyer says client was not that guilty.
Hummels! Large selection. If it’s in stock, we have it.
Since God has given me a cheerful heart, he will forgive me for serving him cheerfully." (Joseph Hayden)
A young monk was required to take a three year vow of silence in at a Monastery, high up in the mountains. At the end of the first year the Priest said you may say 2 words. He replied Bed hard.
The monk went back to his chores, his daily Bibles study and prayer and the recopying of scriptures. When his second year was up, the Priest congratulated him and allowed him two more words. He said, Food— bad.
Then he went back to work.
Finally the great day came when the Priest shook his hand and told him the three years