If Bible Characters Had Social Media Accounts

In today’s world, everyone from your neighbor’s cat to your grandma has a social media account. But what if Bible characters had social media accounts and were posting, tweeting, and going live? Would Noah post daily flood updates? Would Paul be that guy writing long Facebook posts? Let’s dive into this heavenly what-if and imagine biblical figures in the age of WiFi!

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of Noah standing in front of the Ark, looking overwhelmed as animals create chaos. Giraffes poke their heads out of the Ark’s windows, penguins waddle around in confusion, unicorns hold protest signs, and mosquitoes sneak in unnoticed. Sloths slowly climb the ramp while Noah holds a massive checklist, looking stressed. Storm clouds gather in the background. — I said two of every animal… NOT two of every problem!

Noah’s Ark: The Ultimate DIY Project

@NoahsBoatVlogs – “When God gives you a shipbuilding assignment, you vlog it!”

Instagram Post: Day 187 of Ark Construction – The llamas keep spitting at me. Send prayers.

TikTok Video: “When God says ‘two of every animal,’ and you realize mosquitoes count too…” – #PrayForMe

Tweet: “Gopher wood prices are outrageous! Inflation is nothing new, folks. #JustFloodThings”

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of Moses standing at the edge of the Red Sea, holding up his staff dramatically while live-streaming the event. Behind him, a massive crowd of Israelites looks on, with some taking selfies and others checking their phones. The sea is parting with walls of water on both sides, and fish peek out curiously. In the background, Pharaoh’s army approaches while a few Israelites look nervous. — Parting the Red Sea—LIVE! #MiracleMoments #MosesGoesViral

Moses & The Exodus Blog

@LetMyPeopleGoOfficial – “Leading 2 million people through the desert, one complaint at a time.”

Thread on Twitter: “Live-tweeting our Red Sea crossing : 1. Pharaoh is BIG MAD. 2. Water’s parting, and I didn’t even need a paddle. 3. Israelites complaining already. Typical.”

Inbox Question: “Hey Moses, do you offer refunds on golden calf-related disasters?”

Facebook Status: “Just got the 10 Commandments! Will drop them in my Substack tomorrow. #HolyLaws”

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of Elijah standing confidently on Mount Carmel with his arms crossed, smirking at the panicked prophets of Baal. The prophets wave their arms frantically at their untouched altar. A speech bubble above Elijah reads, “Maybe your god is on a lunch break?” Meanwhile, an amused Israelite records the moment on his phone. In the background, Elijah’s altar is soaked in water as fire from heaven begins to descend. — Elijah: 1, Prophets of Baal: 0

Elijah vs. Baal’s Prophets: Roast of the Century

@FireFromHeaven – “If your god doesn’t answer, maybe he’s on vacation.”

Livestream Title: “Watch me call down fire in real-time! (Baal’s guys are struggling, lol)”

Poll on Instagram: “If your idol doesn’t respond, is he: A) Asleep B) Out to lunch C) Not real?”

Post: That moment when you pray, and God actually answers. #Winning #MicDrop”

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of Jonah sitting comfortably inside the belly of a giant fish, lounging on a seaweed couch while sipping coconut water and reading a scroll. Fish swim around him, looking confused. A small sign on the wall reads, “Whale B&B – 3 Nights Only,” giving the stomach a cozy, ridiculous vibe. — When running from God lands you in an unexpected Airbnb

Jonah’s Ocean Misadventure

@NotAFishFan – “Tried running from God. Now I’m on an involuntary cruise.”

First Tweet: “Y’all, I got SWALLOWED. Send help. #NotBlessed”

TripAdvisor Review: 1 Star – “Whale belly is NOT as spacious as advertised. Would not recommend.”

TikTok Challenge: “The ‘Spit Up on a Beach’ challenge – Try to look graceful when a fish ejects you.”

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of young David standing triumphantly over a fallen Goliath, holding up a slingshot in one hand and taking a selfie with the other. Goliath has a comically surprised expression with stars spinning around his head. In the background, the Israelite army is cheering while the Philistines look shocked. A notification bubble on David’s phone reads, “New post: #GiantSlayer #OneShotOneKill. — When your slingshot skills go viral…

David’s Worship Playlist & Goliath’s Take Down

@PsalmSlayer – “Shepherd, songwriter, giant slayer. #Blessed”

Spotify Playlist Drop: “New psalm just dropped! Inspired by running from Saul and hiding in caves.”

Instagram Reel: POV: You’re a 9-foot giant, but you get taken down by a slingshot. #DavidFTW”

Facebook Post: “When your boss (King Saul) keeps throwing spears at you, but God still has a plan.”

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of Peter attempting to walk on water, initially excited but now panicking as he starts to sink. Jesus stands nearby with a patient yet amused expression, reaching out to help. Peter’s phone floats beside him, displaying a notification bubble that reads, “Low faith warning! Reconnect now?” In the background, the other disciples are in the boat, reacting with a mix of shock and laughter. — Faith drop detected! Reconnecting…

Peter’s “Almost” Miracle Moment

@WaveWalkerPete – “I walked on water… for like three seconds.”

Instagram Post: “Faith level … then doubt hit like a rogue wave. #SendTowels”

TikTok Clip: POV: You’re walking on water, then realize you forgot how physics works.

Tweet: “Jesus saved me AGAIN. At this point, I should start a ‘Times Jesus Rescued Me’ thread.”

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of Lazarus stepping out of the tomb, looking confused as he adjusts his burial wrappings. His phone screen displays a notification reading, “Missed calls: Jesus x4.” Martha stands nearby, holding a bottle of Febreze with a slightly annoyed expression, while Mary looks overjoyed. The crowd is taking photos and recording the moment, some even taking selfies. A speech bubble above Lazarus reads, “Wait… what day is it? — Back from the dead… and totally lost track of time!

Lazarus’ Epic Comeback Post

@DeadManWalking – “You won’t BELIEVE what happened to me…”

Instagram Selfie: “Was dead. Not dead anymore. #ThanksJesus”

TikTok Challenge: “The ‘Come Out of the Grave’ glow-up – Before & After edition.”

Facebook Post: “Guys, y’all could have waited before wrapping me up in the burial cloths! I was only dead for four days!”

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of Jesus sitting on a hillside with thousands of people gathered around, preparing to feed the 5,000. In front of him is a small basket containing only five loaves and two fish. Jesus has a confident smile, while the disciples next to him look shocked—one holding a calculator as if trying to make the math work. A speech bubble above a confused disciple reads, “So… do we order takeout?” In the background, people are holding empty plates, looking hopeful. — Five loaves. Two fish. 5,000 people. Do the math… or just trust Jesus!

Jesus’ Viral Food Miracle

@BreadAndFishKing – “Turning a kid’s lunch into a buffet. #5KFed”

Instagram Story: “We ran out of food… so I fixed that.”

TikTok Clip: POV: You’re about to go hungry, but then Jesus shows up.

Poll on Twitter: “Should I open a catering business? A) Yes B) Yes but with more loaves”

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of Peter and John walking out of an open jail cell, looking excited and slightly smug. An angel hovers nearby, holding a key and waving at them. In the background, some prison guards are asleep while others frantically search for the missing prisoners. Peter is holding up his hands as if about to take a selfie, and a speech bubble above him reads, “Hashtag blessed!” The prison corridor is dimly lit by torches, adding to the dramatic yet comical escape scene. — Breaking out—with heavenly help!

The Apostles’ Jailbreak Livestream

@ChainsAreGone – “Prison doors? No problem. #AngelIntervention”

Facebook Live: “You’re watching the most unexpected escape story in history. Thanks, angel bro!”

Tweet: “Guards? Confused. Doors? Open. Apostles? OUTTA HERE. #DivineExit”

Comment Section: “Can someone tell Paul NOT to go back into the city?”

A humorous cartoon-style illustration of Samson standing confidently in front of two massive fallen pillars, flexing his muscles. He holds a “Workout Complete” drink in one hand while debris from the collapsed temple is scattered around. Onlookers in the background appear amazed by the destruction. — No gym? No problem. Just use a temple.

Samson’s Gym Bro Content

@HolyGainsSamson – “Jawbones & gym routines. Stay strong.”

Flex Pic: “When God gives you supernatural strength, you use it.”

Workout Tip: “Tore down a building with my bare hands. Would NOT recommend for beginners.”

Tweet: “Women are my weakness. Also, cutting my hair. #HardLessons”

More in This Series!

Missed the laughs? Check out the other hilarious posts in this series!

Holy LOLs: The Bible’s Funniest Moments

Heavenly Hypotheticals: What If Things Played Out Differently?

Samson: The OG Gym Bro

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