Two women overcome their envy at Christmas over the various stars they follow in magazines and on social media.

A person watches the Christmas party across the street while grappling with the loneliness and isolation that they feel during Christmas.

Two stargazers explore how Christmas changed our perception of Heaven.

There are so many loud and persistent voices in this world and in our minds that seek to be heard , but what happens when we tune them out by focusing completely on Jesus’ voice?

In this easy to stage and fun skit, a couple struggles with deciding who is worthy to receive their Christmas gifts. In the midst of it all, they then wonder if others are judging them as well.

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In easy to stage shadow pageant, one or more narrators describe the scene as your actors create the nativity story behind a backlit white screen or sheet. Using this unique storytelling format, actors of any age will only need one or two rehearsals to create a beautiful shadow retelling of what Christmas is all about — the birth of Jesus.

The boy with 5 loaves and 2 fish steps into the elevator to make his pitch for what makes Jesus’ advent spectacular. The only person in the crowd of 5000 prepared for lunch, he shares that Jesus’ Advent is amazing because it multiplies faith. Part of the Elevator Pitch Christmas series, in which famous Bible characters give their heartfelt take on what makes Christmas so meaningful.

The Gospel writer Luke steps into the elevator to make his pitch for what makes Jesus’ advent spectacular. A writer obsessed with the idea of searching out what’s lost, he reveals that Jesus’ Advent proves the love of God. Part of the Elevator Pitch Christmas series, in which famous Bible characters give their heartfelt take on what makes Christmas so meaningful. It will prepare your audience for Advent.

Queen Esther steps into the elevator to make her pitch for what makes Jesus’ advent spectacular. Having risked her life to approach King Xerxes, Esther argues that Christmas is amazing because it makes a way for all people to approach God without fear. Part of the Elevator Pitch Christmas series, in which famous Bible characters give their heartfelt take on what makes Christmas so meaningful. It will prepare your audience for Advent.

Mary Magdalene steps into the elevator to make her pitch for what makes Jesus’ advent spectacular. After being set free from evil spirits and the stigma of shame, Mary argues that Advent is amazing because it sets people free. Part of the Elevator Pitch Christmas series, in which famous Bible characters give their heartfelt take on what makes Christmas so meaningful. It will prepare your audience for Advent.

The Gospel writer Matthew steps into the elevator to make his pitch for what makes Jesus’ advent spectacular. A Type A personality and scribe, he shares that Jesus’ Advent because He fulfills the human heart. Part of the Elevator Pitch Christmas series, in which famous Bible characters give their heartfelt take on what makes Christmas so meaningful. It will prepare your audience for Advent.

A series of mini rants demonstrating anger and frustration over sinful situations followed by biblical reminders that though we may rightfully be repulsed and even angered by sin, believers in Christ are to have authentic compassion for the lost just like Jesus did.

Branches share what tempts them not to abide or remain in the Vine.

Just when Amanda needs advice about how to respond to the Christmas invite from her estranged family, she’s dropped right into a famous passage from Luke’s Gospel: the story of the Prodigal Son. The abrupt encounter reminds Amanda that the Father’s arms are always open and that above all else, Christmas is an opportunity to give and receive love.

As Pastor Jim starts to rant at a youth parent who’s questioning his decision to cancel the Christmas party, he drops into the Garden of Gethsemane and encounters the Apostle John. A stone’s throw away from Jesus as he prays his famous prayer of unity, Pastor Jim learns an important lesson from a former hothead about what’s really most important to Christ.