We know not everyone has the time or resources to pull off a drama for their Christmas service. Trying to pull together actors, memorizing lines and staging just might not fit for your church. Still, drama is always a great way to connect with people. This is why we enjoy Reader's Theatre and Responsive Readings so much!

Looking to add a little drama to your Christmas Eve service? Or maybe even your Christmas Day service? We have put together a list of 10 videos and scripts that we think you should consider using this Christmas.

We're going to PlanetWisdom! If you don't know what (or where) that is, PlanetWisdom is a 2-day student conference for junior high and high schoolers. We've been doing our thing at PlanetWisdom for the past 10 years. Watch this video to learn more.

We sat down with one of our SkitGuys.com authors, Knox McCoy, and talked with him about his popular Christmas monologue script, Ugly Christmas Sweaters.

This week we released six new Christmas skits that you can download and perform. All these scripts are short Christmas skits, ten minutes or less. We thought it would be handy to list them all right here for you. These Christmas skits are perfect for performing during your church service to add a little drama!

There’s so much in life we take for granted. Every day we are bombarded with advertisements reminding us of what we don’t have. Open a magazine, turn on the TV, or go on the internet and messages pop up all over trying to sell us all the things we need. Listening to that every day, it’s easy to forget the many, many blessings we already have and enjoy.

Sometimes I wonder how the story would have gone down if I had been the one in the garden instead of Adam and Eve. In my arrogance I like to think that I would have resisted the temptation to eat from the forbidden tree. But the truth is, just like Adam and Eve used their free will to turn against God, I am guilty of rebelling against him too.

Have no fear! We have put together a list of videos and scripts to help you address the subject of fear in many different ways.