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Please what is your take on pastors bringing comedians to church to crack jokes?

To me it is desecration and unholy.

Kindly give your views.

It depends on what the comedian does in the Church. You can hardly get an erotic or vulgar joke from Klint Da Drunk. He is an example. Uche Ogbuagu has two versions of himself. Uche can be vulgar, he can also sound decent. These two are just examples.

A comedian that fears God will thrill the Church without cracking sinful jokes.

Some comedies in the Church will even be better than the erotic dance people do in the Church during praises. The way some people dress to Church is even more unholy than some things comedians do.

cutecommend:
Please what is your take on pastors bringing comedians to church to crack jokes?

To me it is desecration and unholy.

Kindly give your views.

There is nothing wrong as long as the jokes aren't against the Christian ethics.

Church (nigeria climes ) have turned to a place of razz ma tazz, jolly jolly , social gathering where peeps go to showoff their best dress, no longer a place of succour. Can i say the same for other countries ? Well .....

It is not necessary since most sermons messages has some form of jokes

cutecommend:
Please what is your take on pastors bringing comedians to church to crack jokes?

To me it is desecration and unholy.

Kindly give your views.

If it's strictly on religious joke, it's ok to entertain his congregation

Anything after that is not necessary

Isn't the church a joke center before?

AntiChristian:
Isn't the church a joke center before?

As your mosque is a terrorist training center or camp, so which one dey okay? Joke center or terrorist camp

The church is where you go for your spiritual awakening. Anything that is not uplifting your spiritual life shouldn't be there

2 Timothy 4:3-4 KJV
"For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; [4] And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables."