NwaAmaikpe:





In Matthew 21:12, Jesus used koboko on people who were doing things other than prayerstudying the word of God in the temple.

It goes to show that any comedian who cracks a joke on the pulpit has just got himself a first class ticket to hell.

paxonel:
do you think that place in front of church is God's altar?
You must be joking.
God's altar is right inside you, not any building or construction in front of church.
Acts 17:24 God that made the world and all things therein, seeing that he is Lord of heaven and earth, dwelleth not in temples made with hands;
Acts 17:28 For in him we live, and move, and have our being.....

Karlovych:
I fully support it, the funniest one I heard was when a pastor said drove his vehicle from Ogun State to Lagos State without gas in the tank.

Monogamy:
There is nothing bad about that but the comedians shouldn't be secular comedians

OmovuduTheBeast:
CHURCHES ARE NOW WHERE PEOPLE GO TO LOOK FOR BOYFRIEND AND GIRLFRIEND AND SHOWCASE THEIR NEW CLOTHES!

RELIGION IS A SCAM

hopefulLandlord:
christianity itself is a comedy on its own with funny things like talking snakes , talking donkeys , a piece of fruit confers knowledge, witches, magic tricks called miracles, demons cause disease, zombies get up out of their graves and walk around Jerusalem, ghost stories, creator of the universe coming down to be killed by three nails etc.

livette:
Some churches do stand up comedy. They invite comedians from outside, and possible within the church to crack some jokes on the altar.. To me, stand up comedy in church is ungodly and a sign of disrespect of the sacredness of God's altar. It is a mockery of the sanctity of God's altar. You don't tell jokes with some lies on God's altar. The altar of God is not for caricature, but for holy things that are pleasing to God.

What is your view?