An old American Indian attended a church service one Sunday morning.
The preacher's message lacked real spiritual food, so he did a lot of shouting and pulpit pounding to cover up his lack of preparation.
In fact, as it is sometimes said, he "preached up quite a storm."
After the service, someone asked the Indian, who was a Christian, what he thought of the minister's message.
Thinking for a moment, he summed up his opinion in six words:
"High wind. Big thunder. No rain."
The preacher's message lacked real spiritual food, so he did a lot of shouting and pulpit pounding to cover up his lack of preparation.
In fact, as it is sometimes said, he "preached up quite a storm."
After the service, someone asked the Indian, who was a Christian, what he thought of the minister's message.
Thinking for a moment, he summed up his opinion in six words:
"High wind. Big thunder. No rain."
