10 funny Star Wars memes to celebrate the new trailer #starwarstheforceawakens

In celebration of the new Star Wars Trailer we’ve collected some of the funniest Christian Star Wars memes for your delectation.

  1. Yoda reads John 3:16

Yoda-John-316

2. Footprints on Tattoine

footprints

3. Singles night at Church

singles night

4. Jabba the Hut does apologetics

jabba

5. Judas the Sith Lord

judas

6. Pew Pew

pew pew

7. New part of Bayeux Tapestry revealed

tapestry

8. Lack of Faith

lack of faith

9. Ewok evangelists

ewoks

10. And finally, a strange icon, for some, Star Wars really is a religion!

icons

Church first world problems in the 90s

These were inspired by this funny post about 17 problems you had in the 90s that you don’t have now. It got me thinking about being a Christian in the 90s. Here are a few thoughts, feel free to add more in the comments or via Twitter or Facebook.

90s church first world problem 1

90s church first world problem 2

90s church first world problem 3

90s church first world problem 4

90s church first world problem 6

 

90s church first world problem 9

Submitted by Sammy Carson:

90s church first world problem 5

From @frsimon:

90s church first world problem 7

90s church first world problem 8

 

From Gareth Treece via our facebook page:

90s church first world problem 10

 

90s church first world problem 11

The test of a good religion…

I just read a post on Rachel Held Evans’ blog about Christians and humour (which is worth a read in its entirety) and saw this GK Chesterton quotation:

GK Chesterton

This summarises something of the thinking behind this site.

Rachel has a few points in her post:

1. Humour works when it’s directed toward yourself

The vast majority of the jokes on this site are directed at ourselves. A good example is the Socially Awkward Christian Penguin.

2. Humour works when it’s directed toward your own community or culture

And our main culture here is the Church of England in it’s context in England. An example is in this Doctor Who article.

3. Humour works when it’s directed toward the powerful

Have a look at this article about Lord Carey.

4. Humour works when it tears down idols

How about this?

 

We hope we regularly make you smile but we also hope that sometimes we can be a prophetic voice in the church through our satire.