We don’t receive them very often anymore, but a kind letter that arrives in the mail jolts the heart with hope. This reading is a reminder that the gospel is God’s love letter to us, and that Jesus was sent to bring us hope. Part of the This is Advent series, readings that will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again.

Like the Wise Men, it sometimes feels like there’s a whole desert of dryness to travel before landing in the joy of Christmas. An advent reading reminds us that joy is ahead of us and that Jesus goes before us. Part of the This is Advent series, readings that will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again.

Thanks fuels our hearts with love for God. This advent reading is a rousing prayer of thanks that focuses on the goodness of God in the midst of all circumstances. It’s a reminder that no matter what we face, the love of God surrounds us. Part of the This is Advent series, readings that will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again.

What: “Hey Siri, define PEACE.” Our phones do a lot for us, but they can’t give us peace. When we power them down and look up at Jesus, it’s incredible how much peace can flood our busy lives. Part of the This is Advent series, readings that will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again.

In this Advent monologue, Parker puts together a nativity set and reflects on the wonder that Jesus’ birth brought to all those who witnessed it here on earth. This is the fifth monologue in the Advent series, Prepare Him Room, which reminds us that as we engage in holiday traditions in preparation for Christmas Day, we are also preparing room in our hearts for Jesus.

In this Advent monologue, Cameron wraps Christmas presents and reflects on the gifts the magi brought to Jesus and how Jesus’s gift of love is the greatest gift the world has ever known. This is the fourth monologue in the Advent series, Prepare Him Room, which reminds us that as we engage in holiday traditions in preparation for Christmas Day, we are also preparing room in our hearts for Jesus.

In this Advent monologue, Casey writes Christmas cards and reflects on Gabriel’s appearance to Mary, when he brought the message that the world had been waiting for—the Messiah was coming. This is the first monologue in the Advent series, Prepare Him Room, which reminds us that as we engage in holiday traditions in preparation for Christmas Day, we are also preparing room in our hearts for Jesus.

In this Advent monologue, Jessie prepares candy canes to hang on the Christmas tree and reflects on the joy the shepherds must’ve felt upon hearing the good news of Jesus’s birth. This is the third monologue in the Advent series, Prepare Him Room, which reminds us that as we engage in holiday traditions in preparation for Christmas Day, we are also preparing room in our hearts for Jesus.

In this Advent monologue, Alex packs for a road trip to Grandma’s house for Christmas and reflects on the trip taken by Mary and Joseph on their way to Bethlehem, and the peace they brought to the world through their unborn child. This is the second monologue in the Advent series, Prepare Him Room, which reminds us that as we engage in holiday traditions in preparation for Christmas Day, we are also preparing room in our hearts for Jesus.

This advent monologue script series includes the following 5 scripts: “Prepare Him Room: Preparing for Peace” “Prepare Him Room: Preparing for Joy” “Prepare Him Room: Preparing for Hope” "Prepare Him Room: Preparing for Christmas" “Prepare Him Room: Preparing for Love”

A husband’s questionable gift-wrapping skills spark a conversation that’s about more than just tape. As his wife’s holiday stress boils over, he realizes how much she’s been carrying alone. A sharp, funny, and honest look at the mental load of Christmas—and what it really means to share the season.

Tasked with adding unique bible verses to Christmas cards his mother plans to send out, Cameron comically defends his choices once his mom reads his what he picked.

This busy mom is trying to get her child to sleep quickly, so naturally her child has an endless stream of tricky questions! Tonight's bedtime interrogation is about gratitude and finding the silver lining when life gets hard.

This is Advent series will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again. Five scripts on the themes of Hope, Joy, Peace, Love, and Grace designed to be performed over several weeks leading up to Christmas but each could also stand alone. The scripts take approximately 3 minutes per script or 15 minutes all together.

A young Mom finds herself and her two children caught in a cycle of poverty and want. That is, until a widow sees their plight and steps forward with a series of God honoring gifts, reflecting Christ’s calling to give our all and leave nothing behind.

God’s Word makes it clear that our treasures are stored in heaven and not on Earth. This skit highlights the impracticality of trying to hold onto worldly things. Ms. Flowers, a customer, tries to secure her property in a bank. The Teller’s questions about the transaction reveal the flaw in Ms. Flowers’ plan.