A moving look at the life of the Samaritan ‘Woman at the Well’ before she encounters Jesus.

A contemporary monologue about the challenges of starting over from the perspective of an unexpected Biblical character.

In this humorous skit, two people mysteriously find a puzzle piece and try to figure out what it connects to. They learn that their pieces connect to one another, and that making connections with others and sharing fellowship in the Holy Spirit is something God wants for all of us.

This humorous Christmas sketch features the innkeepers who reminisce about a special, life-changing event.

This humorous skit is a modern day look at Mary’s sister, Martha, and how expectations of the perfect Christmas don’t compare to focusing on the reason for the season.

As three coworkers exchange Christmas presents, the expense of the gifts leads to a discussion on the true cost of Christmas

In this humorous sketch, a team-building session for shepherds ends with a huge display that makes believers out of them.

Jimmy asks Google all about God for a Sunday School assignment, but Google has no answers. When his mom Janet overhears the questions, they have an opportunity to talk about learning to hear God’s voice. 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.

Why do we hold on to our burdens instead of giving them to Jesus, as He has asked us to do? This script offers some answers to this question and explores the freedom we find when we actually do surrender our burdens and anxieties to the Burden Bearer.

A man can be a father figure in many ways in his life and has the chance to lead people to the Father of us all.

In this funny and heartfelt skit, a potential shaving cream disaster ends up in a sweet moment between a father and his young son.

In this humorous skit, a dad just wants to relax on Father’s Day, but life gets in the way...again and again. In the end, his family realizes just how much Dad does for them every day.

In this heart-warming reader’s theater skit, children and teens share the lessons that our fathers teach us and bring new meaning to the often-used phrase, “because I said so.”

This Readers Theater speaks to the need for us to become living stones, reflecting the hope of the One who sacrificed everything for true and everlasting freedom.

Different people who have lost sight of what the season is all about, show up to a Christmas Eve service for different reasons. In the end, a child has the right frame of mind.

Ron and Bob talk about what it means to be tempted and tell the story of how Jesus overcame temptation.