Jesus Don't Play That

Where's The Love? (Numero Noventa y Tres)

Just seven more of these and I hit 100. Not that that's a particularly large number, but it seems like the perfect amount to include in an expensive coffee table type book, where every other page features a large comic and the facing page is covered in rambling copy written by the author, wherein I bore the reader to tears with an explanation of what I was thinking and why I chose certain topics, thus ruining the jokes. To further entice the buyer, I will tell them they are going to hell if they don't buy a copy.

Autumn Up Here

"Fall Festival" is Coffee with Jesus #91

I find it curious how when Christians don't like something because they think it's evil, they co-opt it. From the tavern drinking songs of old that were turned into hymns, to Christian heavy-metal and Halloween, if it's bad, make it good by calling it Christian. I expect to see a burgeoning Christian porn industry in a few years.

Coffee with Jesus #90 - "Layers"

Comic Dump: #88, #89

Satan and Jesus going at it. Jesus always wins these.

Hear that tinny sound? That's me phoning this blog in of late. Busy.

Coffee with Jesus Numbers 85, 86 and 87

Falling behind in keeping this blog updated with comics. My real job is picking up, making my goof-off time more urgent.

Coffee with Jesus #84 - "Stepdad"

I've always kinda wondered about Joseph. What would that have been like?

Coffe with Jesus #83 - "WWF"

Ann's family has an enviously small carbon footprint.

Conspiracy!

Print this and stick it on a telephone pole.

Everyone Has a Role

In "Coffee With Jesus" #82, Lisa wants to know her part since all the world's a stage.

No Favorites

Coffee with Jesus #80 - Contagious Joy

If you haven't seen the NASCAR prayer that this strip references, you should for context.

Guys From High School

Coffee With Jesus #78 - "Swimmer's Body"

I was talking to my Mom and Dad on the phone the other night. My mother is not a fan of these strips. She said, "I don't get them." My father said, "You've got some really good ones in there, but some of them are disjointed." I said, "You've never understood me! What do I have to do to earn your respect? Why can't you love me for who I am?" Not really. I said, "You're both a couple of idiots. Are you sure I wasn't adopted?" Not really. I actually just said, "Yeah."