This skit takes a few “What if Jesus came back now?” moments and shows that some of the things we think are important are not always what is eternally important.

This skit illustrates that when we do stupid things it would be great to have someone call a do-over for us, however that’s not possible, so we must play on in God’s mercy.

Joe is seeking something to believe in. In his search he comes across a lot of fruitless options, but in the end, the one true God. This skit involves offstage voices. It would be best not to pre-record these.

Madison, a girl in Jr. High, is having a hard time understanding what makes her special. It’s a good thing she has a friend like Patrick to remind her.

Three people getting ready for school/work. One of them God’s perspective regarding her appearance and His acceptance of her. She receives the truth and is changed.

A humorous look at one of the great heroes of the faith.

It’s the American Idol auditions you never saw, and we were afraid to show you. <br /><br />

It’s one thing to know about someone, it’s a whole other thing to actually know someone. This goes for famous people, and most importantly, Jesus.

An updated and comedic version of the famous parable.

It’s the Phil Callahan Show, where he is interviewing four beauty pageant contestants about the loves in their lives.

Five people are dissatisfied with who they are and are wishing they could be more like other people.

A girl is asked to answer the question, “How do you get to Heaven?” on the clunker game show, “Roller Coaster of Life”. Will she make the right decision?

This comedy takes place in the local news station that has lost all of their video clips. This is a guaranteed laugh skit as the audience gets to watch the news crew act out each news story.

How do you know you’ve seen too much MTV? When you use band names and song titles to complete your sentences. That’s the dilemma of the person in this skit as they slowly sink into a New York State of Mind, crying, “Won’t you please, please help me? Help me? Help me… Ooooo.”

God made each person unique in order to give him praise and honor in the world. For Dennis, a teen confined by a physical handicap, it takes a special friend to help him see that he too is God’s original masterpiece.

Based on real, but hilarious events. Candace is a perky California teenage girl who has got the wildest testimony to share with you involving a soap opera, a bratty little brother, and a can of Beenie Weenies… Sirrus!