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Did Jesus Laugh?
Is there humour in the Bible? Was Jesus funny? You bet! He went to lots of parties, and crowds of kids and adults alike gathered around him for stories with humour and truth. He offers us joy – there’s nothing spiritual about a sour face. Don’t forget to subscribe to Laugh Again TV, and be…
WARNING: This video contains hope and humour
Warnings can be weird, wacky, and sometimes wear us down, but the rules in the Bible are wise words of warning from a gracious and good God. He loves you, and He knows what’s best for you!
How to Milk a Moose
We’re very talented at listing our troubles and forgetting our blessings, aren’t we? We don’t have to tame a goat or milk a moose – or whatever they did in the olden days – yet we feel dissatisfied. Let’s learn to remember and refocus, to regain gratitude today! Don’t forget to subscribe to Laugh Again…
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Top Three Headshakers
Lessons learned from crooks gone wild I’ve engaged in some ill-advised activities through the years. Chewed tobacco, thinking, this will taste good. Dropped barbells on my nose in ninth grade. I even bought a 2020 planner just before Covid hit. But the following three true stories make me feel positively brilliant. First up, Graham Price…
Back in the picture
How grace can change a life When the preacher William Willimon was ten he faithfully attended church membership class each Thursday. On Palm Sunday the bulletin would feature a photo of the class lined up on the church steps. On picture day, William was greeted by a stern teacher: “Where’s your tie?” she said. He…
Life and the 3 Little Pigs
I am an extremely young grandpa. I’m still able to outrun and outjump the grandkids. It helps, that they are five and under. When they’re worn out from trying to catch me, they say, “Read to me.” Sweeter words were seldom spoken. My second grandchild, Eowyn, snuggles up on my lap and listens, wide-eyed as…



