(Babylon Bee) Pastor Caught Stealing All Of His Sermon Points From Disney Movies

As local pastor Stan Prior eloquently delivered his motivational message Sunday morning, a 10-year-old child reportedly somehow snuck into the service with his parents. While the church would normally let the infraction go with just a warning, on this fateful Sunday, the child exposed Prior’s sermons as simply rehashes of Disney movies.

As the pastor began by telling the audience a phrase he’d learned over his years of biblical study: “Hakuna Matata.” “It means no worries,” he said thoughtfully, but the child stood up and said, “Hey, that’s from The Lion King!” before ushers rushed over and wrestled the young troublemaker to the ground, taking him and his parents into the green room for questioning.

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2 comments on “(Babylon Bee) Pastor Caught Stealing All Of His Sermon Points From Disney Movies

  1. David Keller says:

    Is this from the Onion? Assuming these people don’t live in caves, they certainly would know all those phrases are from Disney movies. I don’t think the enforcers/ushers would need to take the boy into a private room for questioning; i.e this sounds completely made up.

  2. LfxN says:

    The Babylon Bee is brilliant satire from a Christian angle. Often it is in equal measure funny and painful.