Joketime muna after the serious Sunday Service.
Note: This story was in Tagalog but for the sake of foreign readers we will try our best to convey it in English. This happened in real life
Last Sunday after the worship service with the guest speaker preached for almost an hour (the battery in wireless microphone was drained because of the looooooooong message), the church technician in our church started to crack some jokes. So while waiting for our lunch I started to listen (Erap jokes first and then some jokes on Christianity). Hmmmm, I guess the looooong message was not yet enough for me- I was still looking for “the Message” now from the kwentuhan after the church service.
Our church technician (aka Mic) told of the story about an atheist (an atheist denies that there is God). Here it goes: The atheist was proud telling others that there is no God. He doesn’t believe there is one because he cannot see it. Then one of the listeners asked, “Why don’t you believe that there is God?” The atheist replied, “To see is to believe!” and added more proofs that God didn’t exist.
So the man made 3 illustrations (maybe he is a Baptist, he likes the 3-point outline).
He looked to the sky and saw an airplane. He asked the atheist, “Is there a pilot in that plane?” Without thinking twice, the atheist replied, “Yes there is! It will not fly without one.” “Good thing you know, even if you do not see the pilot” said the man.
“I bet you never doubted your mom as your true mother, that you really came from her,” the man added his second point. To which he replied, “Yes, without a single doubt, I came for her.” “But you didn’t see it, right?” said the man.
Lastly, the man asked the atheist, “Do you have a brain?” (Scratching his baldhead) The atheist replied, “Of course, I do!” The man said, “I don’t believe you! Because as you said to see is to believe.
Lesson: Not everything is experienced by our five senses, the air we cannot see but because of the breeze we believe it. The sun we cannot see, but because of the sunlight, we believe. Love we cannot see but because we feel it, we believe. God we cannot see, but after we believe we see.
Funny it may seem that I heard “The Message” from our sound technician.