Here's a bit of it:
Stanford University psychiatrist Dr. William Fry, Jr., has done extensive research on the physiological benefits of laughter and has found that humor plays an active role in maintaining a healthy heart. "Humor acts to relieve fear," Fry exclaims. "Excessive fearful thoughts, built-up anger, and tension put tremendous pressure on the heart. Yet, laughter readily relieves stress and promotes a positive perspective. This uplifted spirit breeds hope and leads to healing and well-being."
"A cheerful heart is good medicine," proclaims Solomon in Proverbs 17:22So I looked up Christian jokes and here's one for you:
In God's Time
A man is talking to God.The man asks God how much a million years is to him God says that it's a second.
Then he asks how much a million dollars is to him God says it's a penny.
So the man asked, "God can I have a penny?"
And God replied, "Just a second."
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