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Funnnnnny Story About The Fatted Calf!!
Contributed by Dr. Larry Petton on Mar 15, 2022 (message contributor)
FUNNNNNNNNNNY!!
A Pastor was doing the children’s devotional in the church service one Sunday when he called all of the kids to the front and asked them this question: “Boys and girls, in the Parable of the Prodigal Son, who was the saddest of all to see the younger brother come back home from the far country and slopping the hogs?”
Before the Pastor could tell them the real answer, one little boy jumped up and yelled, “The one who was the saddest of all to see the Prodigal Son come back home was the FATTED CALF!!!”
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