17 Sermon About Change Jokes

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Updated on: Aug 08 2025

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Why did the pastor bring a ladder to the sermon about change? Because he wanted to take his preaching to a whole new level!
What do you call a sermon about change delivered by a gardener? A 'root awakening'!
Why did the comedian go to the sermon about change? He wanted to work on his punchlines for a 'reformed' routine!
Why was the letter 'A' the star of the sermon about change? Because it wanted to 'A-im' for a better version of itself!
Why did the musician attend the sermon about change? He wanted to learn how to 'key' his life into a new tune!
Why did the clock attend the sermon about change? It wanted to learn how to make time for a transformation!
Why did the ocean attend the sermon about change? It wanted to make waves with its transformation!

Change and My Fridge

I'm all for change, but have you ever tried rearranging your fridge? It's like playing Jenga with Tupperware. I always find something at the back that's older than my internet browser history. It's like a time capsule in there, and not the good kind.

Change and My Hairstyle

They say a new hairstyle can bring about change. So, I tried it. I walked into the salon and said, Give me the 'I-have-my-life-together' look. I walked out with a haircut that says, I tried kale once, hated it, and went back to pizza.

Change and the Gym

I joined a gym once, inspired by the sermon of change. You know what changed? My monthly bank statement. The only six-pack I gained was from the vending machine in the lobby. Who knew treadmills could be such effective coat racks?

Change and My Bed

They say change starts from within. Well, my bed is a master of change. Every night, it transforms from a peaceful haven into a war zone of twisted sheets and lost socks. If that's not a sermon about change, I don't know what is.

Change and the Weather

They say change is the only constant. Tell that to the weather. I mean, if change is so constant, why do I need a wardrobe that rivals a department store just to go out for groceries? Mother Nature needs a better PR manager.

Change and My New Year's Resolutions

I tried making New Year's resolutions once. That's the ultimate sermon about change. By February, my resolutions were like that friend who borrows money and disappears – nowhere to be found. I guess change and commitment have an on-again, off-again relationship.

Change and My Phone Battery

They say change is good for the soul. Well, tell that to my phone battery. It goes from 100% to 1% faster than I go from motivated to hitting the snooze button. If only my energy level had the resilience of my phone charger.

Change is Like Wi-Fi

They say change is inevitable, like death and taxes. But honestly, I'd rather deal with taxes. At least with taxes, you get a return. Change is more like Wi-Fi at a coffee shop – you think you have it, and then it disappears just when you need it the most.

Change in My Couch Cushions

I hear this sermon about change all the time. You know where I find most of my change? In my couch cushions. So, I guess my living room is my personal house of worship. And trust me, that remote control is like the holy grail – hard to find and filled with mysterious powers.

Changin' it Up

You ever notice how people talk about change like it's some holy sermon? I mean, if change is so great, why don't they start with my spare change? I've got a jar at home that's been preaching the gospel of pennies for years. Maybe it's time for a conversion!

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