This script is a dramatization of Genesis 1-2, retelling the story of God creating the heavens and the earth, light and dark, sky and sea, plants and animals, and ultimately, humans.

This scene examines the feeling we sometimes have that we are not “Christian enough,” and how Jesus has grace for us all, whether we think we deserve it or not.

This series bundle includes all 6 scripts from the "Letting Go of..." series, "Letting Go of Control - The Event Planner", "Letting Go of Enemies - The Banker", "Letting Go of Expectations - The Prospector", "Letting Go of Popularity - The Sorority Girl", "Letting Go of Superiority - The Pageant Girl", "Letting Go of The Fear of Death - The Nurse". Each monologue lasts approximately 7 minutes.

A patient Sunday School teacher tries to teach the Fruit of the Spirit to an energetic student but ends up learning a lesson herself.

This monologue explores the "masks" we wear throughout our lives--the facades and barriers we put up to protect ourselves--and how God's love breaks through our hurts and insecurities.

Written for youth groups, this sketch illustrates the dangers of rumors to others and ourselves.

This script is a dramatization of John 20:24-31, when Jesus appears to Thomas. When Thomas doubts the resurrection, it takes seeing and touching Jesus to help him believe.

This scene depicts the story from Luke 24:13-35, "On the Road to Emmaus." After Jesus' death and resurrection, some of His followers encounter Jesus as a weary traveler.

Bill just wants to sleep, but his brain has other plans. This skit explores how we must take captive every thought and think on things that are true and honorable instead of believing our own malicious thoughts.

New Year's resolutions are a lot like toddlers; they do the exact opposite of what we want! In this skit, a husband and wife discuss how to make resolutions that last.

A young Peter and his father contemplate a baby's future as they witness the coming of the Christ child, reminding us that we, too, can be fishers of people.

For some, the manger has become a mere prop. This lighthearted skit explores the power of the manger and its importance as part of the Christmas season.

We were dead in our sins, but God, who is rich in mercy, sent His son to rescue us and save us through His grace. This Reader’s Theatre is a great addition to your Christmas worship service or Christmas Eve candlelight service.

In this Reader’s Theatre script, three December 31st merrymakers decide resolutions aren’t the thing their souls needs most, and that a little heart-to-heart with the incoming New Year is in order. This script can be performed with three readers or as a monologue.

Dissatisfied with how the year 2020 turned out, two people "audition" scenarios for the new year, 2021. This lighthearted but poignant script will encourage audiences to consider God's role in their new year. Options include a male or female version of the script.

Dissatisfied with how the year 2020 turned out, two people "audition" scenarios for the new year, 2021. This lighthearted but poignant script will encourage audiences to consider God's role in their new year. Options include a male or female version of the script.