In this easy to stage, fun and meaningful skit, two older shepherds reminisce about their encounter with the baby Jesus 33 years ago. They then reflect on the grown messiah they see now, who heals, sees the broken-hearted, and who never forgets those who need Him the most.

A confident Christian undergoes a surprise Blessings Audit slowly realizing that many of God’s most significant gifts have gone unnoticed, challenging both character and congregation to rethink what they take for granted.

This skit features the story of two Daniels - one from the book of Daniel we know so well and one from modern day. The similarity in their stories shows the audience how we can experience social or cultural pressure no matter what time period we live in.

While questioning his ability to be a good father, Matt struggles with doubts regarding his own faith… even while sitting in church.

The town of Goodness Gulch is coming together for a good ole’ fashioned hot dog roast and Kate Kindheart wants everything to be perfect. But when Silas P. Scoundrel sets out to steal her celebration—and her condiments—it’s up to Sheriff Frank Fearless to remind him that just like the Parable of the Mustard Seed, it doesn’t take much to make a big impact in the Kingdom of God. This script is part of the Moral Melodramas series where Sheriff Fearless saves the town of Goodness Gulch from the dastardly Silas P Scoundrel and uses some of Jesus’s famous parables to illustrate important life lessons. This skit can be used with the other Moral Melodrama skits for a multi-week series or as part of a summer Sunday School program or VBS.

It’s the day of the Goodness Gulch talent show and Kate Kindheart is ready to share her talent with the town. But when Silas P. Scoundrel heists her hula-hoop to win the coveted Golden Talent Trophy himself, it’s up to Sheriff Frank Fearless to remind him that just like the Parable of the Talents, God has given everyone their own unique gifts and wants each of us to have our moment to shine. This script is part of the Moral Melodramas series where Sheriff Fearless saves the town of Goodness Gulch from the dastardly Silas P Scoundrel and uses some of Jesus’s famous parables to illustrate important life lessons. This skit can be used with the other Moral Melodrama skits for a multi-week series or as part of a summer Sunday School program or VBS.

Three church members try to track down a missing woman named Grace after noticing she has not been around their church. Their search slowly reveals they are not missing a person, but the experience of God’s grace in their own weary lives.

After learning that kids are using AI chatbots for everything, Timmy is assigned by his Religion teacher to answer “What Would Jesus Do with AI?” While the question stumps him, it becomes an opportunity for Timmy and his mom Janet to talk about how only God can tell us who we truly are. Part of the Train Up A Child Series, it’s a funny and touching skit to help believers of all ages know and remember what they believe.

Kate enters the garage to discover her husband, John, a pastor and avid birdwatcher, suiting up into protective gear like he’s about to enter battle. The funny moment, which she captures for the family group chat, plants a sermon for John about God’s love for everyone, and how there’s a place for us all.

This easy to stage teacher appreciation reader’s theatre script is perfect for Sunday Schools, Christian schools, or VBS. A few readers use candy imagery to thank teachers for being so sweet. Smaller children can participate by acting out the included simple movements. The skit also includes a suggested craft that can be given as a teacher appreciation gift.

In this easy-to-stage, impactful work based on a true story, Kelly is grieving as she sees her Dad slipping away mentally. As they both reminisce, it becomes clear to Kelly that her Dad… God’s own… is still with her. Note: This work contains references to Alzheimer's disease and its effects on individuals and families.

This is a bundle of 11 scripts that can be used for VBS, mission trips, as stand-alone skits or together. The scripts are written in English and Spanish. The following 11 scripts are included in this bundle: Mission Trip Skits: Noah Builds the Ark Mission Trip Skits: Abraham’s Big Decision Mission Trip Skits: Moses and the Red Sea Mission Trip Skits: Joshua and the Walls of Jericho Mission Trip Skits: Elijah on Mt. Carmel Mission Trip Skits: Daniel and the Lion’s Den Mission Trip Skits: Jesus Calms the Storm Mission Trip Skits: The Parable of the Sower Mission Trip Skits: The Good Samaritan Mission Trip Skits: The Lost Son Mission Trip Skits: Lazarus

On the verge of a much-needed Mother’s Day staycation, a Mom tries to hold onto her calm despite her family’s constant interruptions. Just as she reaches her breaking point, she’s reminded of the beautiful tension of motherhood: wanting a break… and never wanting to miss a moment.

Motherhood is like a living work of art. In this easy to present, but poignantly comedic script, its beauty is revealed as a priceless masterpiece worthy of display in a gallery where all should take the time to pause, recognize, and admire it as a gift from God.

Monologue. After vowing to never attend another disastrous Mother’s Day service, Jason returns many years later to show that a Mother’s Day service is about more than just mothers.

A mom prays to God for strength and is joined by the prayers of mothers throughout the Bible.