A woman meets Fear and gently clues him in to his inability to affect her in this hilarious glimpse at how Christians should deal with their fears.

A student faces hard choices with friends she encounters throughout her day. Will she choose to follow Christ’s example?

It’s so hard to know what’s true and what’s false with today’s media gossip. “Trustworthy” news programs seem to become more and more like gossip magazines. Here’s a look at how it can affect us in our everyday lives.

Where did all or our time go? Here an actor spends some time trying to figure out where God fits in to her life.

Where did all or our time go? Here an actor spends some time trying to figure out where God fits in to her life.

There is a season in everyone’s life of walking through the valley. Even though it is in our nature as human beings to want to fix things, sometimes all that is needed is our presence.

This play begins by portraying the typical “manger story” telling of Christmas in a sort of tongue in cheek way. A Wiseman is picking his nose, the shepherds are “baaaaing” too loudly and Joseph almost drops baby Jesus, to name just a few. The audience is led to believe that they are actually watching what they came to watch. But soon the action turns not to the Christmas pageant play they just witnessed but to the players and what Christmas Eve looks like in their homes when the show is over and exactly where the Christmas spirit can be found when the manger is put into storage for another year.

Cuando Dios cincela el peso muerto de nuestras vidas puede ser muy doloroso. Este guión es una mirada a la vida de un creyente típico que esta teniendo que pasar por el proceso de la disciplina de Dios.

Just like a loving father treasures small, simple moments with his son or daughter, so does the Heavenly Father with his children.

Can you imagine being in a gourmet restaurant and ordering a big juicy steak, but once the food comes you admire it and then get up and walk out without eating it? This script is an illustration of how we treat Scripture. We read it and savor it, but often walk away from it without applying it to our lives. This skit works best as a sermon illustration.

It doesn’t matter what kind of Bible you read…just as long as you read it.

Three men reflect on how their fathers taught them to dress…and live.

An adult son goes to his father for wisdom about a difficult situation in his life.

A dad shares his true feelings about his child graduating from high school.

Moms never stop being moms. Julie, a mom herself, realizes that her mom just wants the best for her during a phone conversation. This script is a monologue with Julie on the phone when her Mother beeps in on the other line. Initially annoyed with her Mother, Julie is reminded how much she loves her mother.

God tells us to bring our first fruits into the storehouse and that building up wealth is meaningless (Ecclesiastes). Here’s someone who just doesn’t seem to get how to give.