Posts Tagged ‘gag cartoon’

Trouble on the Ceiling

Posted 24 May 2013 — by Kevin Spear
Category webcomic
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Cartoon of one boy staring at another boy who is upside down. The boy on the ceiling says, “Today in class, I got in trouble for doing this.”

Kids can get in trouble for the most interesting things. There have been times when outwardly I’ve said, “Stop that!” but inwardly, I was thinking, “That’s amazing! I would’ve never thought of that!” Kudos to kids and their creativity!

When a sign is too obvious

Posted 23 May 2013 — by Kevin Spear
Category webcomic
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Cartoon of a guy holding a stop sign. the caption says, While it was true Tom prayed for a sign from God, this wasn’t what he had hoped for.

Many times, when I’ve received a sign, it wasn’t the one I hoped for either. I don’t like it when I had a set of plans that doesn’t jive with the natural order of things. Sometimes, God has to hit me over the head with a stop sign to get my attention. When I finally do listen, I realized I could’ve saved myself a lot of frustration by just heeding the signs.

How to tell if your child is a potential author

Posted 21 May 2013 — by Kevin Spear
Category children cartoons, Parenting Cartoons, webcomic
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Cartoon of a dad reading a bedtime story to his son. The son says, “You can stop reading now. This story lacks depth.”

Why brainstorming for service projects is so hard

Posted 20 May 2013 — by Kevin Spear
Category church cartoons, webcomic
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Cartoon of two women. One say, “Can I help it if all my service project ideas center around improving my front yard?”

It can be hard brainstorming about projects for others when there are dirty dishes in the sink and weeds in the front yard, can’t it? I’ve found I have no problem learning how to be selfish. It comes naturally to me. Before I know it, I’m thinking less about others who have it much worse than me and start thinking about my own little world. How about you?

I drew this cartoon for the Church of God Ministries e-newsletter.

How to tell if your sheep is in danger

Posted 15 May 2013 — by Kevin Spear
Category webcomic
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Cartoon of a wolf and a sheep. the wolf says, “Don’t worry about your alarmist friends. Just hand out with me!”