

In Boo! A Madea Halloween, Madea runs to a local church after panicking over perceived ghosts, zombies, and terrifying clowns.


In Boo! A Madea Halloween, Madea runs to a local church after panicking over perceived ghosts, zombies, and terrifying clowns.


Mrs. Betty Bowers- America’s Best Christain explores a unique interpretation of a famous biblical tale, focusing on the logistics and details of an ancient voyage. This satirical look challenges conventional understanding of the story through a critical lens. Continue reading


The Church Of What’s Happening Now was one of the most famous recurring comedy sketches on The Flip Wilson Show, which aired on NBC from 1970 to 1974. Continue reading


The Magic Wand Called ‘Bible Study’ is a satirical video released on August 26, 2026, by the popular political and religious satire channel Mrs. Betty Bowers, America’s Best Christian. Continue reading


When Pastor Comes By The House Part 2 is a viral comedy sketch created by popular internet comedian Darryl Mayes. Released in September 2025, the video serves as a chaotic sequel to his original Pastor Visit skit, focusing on the lengths a family will go to avoid their church leader when he makes an unexpected home visit. Continue reading


Richard Pryor shows up with energy and comic timing as Mojo The Medicine Man, who attracts his cult with the divine words “Let Mojo heal it!” Continue reading


The hilarious and legendary Small Fire riffs on remixing old church songs. Continue reading


The greatest biblical epics always asked the biggest questions…Faith. Sacrifice. Obedience. But what happens when Abraham’s journey takes an unexpected detour and he encounters a very familiar face with some very modern opinions? Continue reading


Chefs (Amy Schumer, Cecily Strong) show off inventive recipes on Gospel Bunch with Traci (Leslie Jones) & Pervis Scott (Kenan Thompson). Continue reading


Church Jokes For Regular People is a highly popular, clean stand-up comedy routine by comedian Mike Goodwin. Known for his signature bowtie and expectation-defying brand of wholesome humor, Goodwin uses this routine to poke lighthearted fun at southern church culture, Christian vernacular, and the hypocrisies of everyday churchgoers. Continue reading