As a playwright struggles with how to best dramatize keeping Christ in our hearts beyond the holiday season, the scene comes to life on the stage.

In this comedy, the three wise men go to a store looking for the perfect baby gift for the Messiah but can't seem to find something worthy of a King.

A Wise Man recounts his quest for nobility, only to find a newborn baby in a manger. He remembers how they bowed down in worship to the King of Kings who lay before them.

As a Shepherd sits by a fire outside the stable, he remembers something his father told him as a young boy, prompting him to search for God’s peace all his life. When he’s visited by an angel announcing the Savior’s birth, he realizes his search is complete.

In the middle of the night, Isaiah has a conversation with God about what God is calling him to tell the Israelites. He questions God’s plan for a baby to lead them out of exile, but trusts what he’s being asked to do, understanding that this baby will bring light and hope into the world.

Joseph cares for Jesus in the stable and tells the story of his visit from an angel as he basks in the joy that the infant Savior brings to him.

When a young shepherd visits Mary at the manger, she tells him the story of an angel visiting her to announce the coming Savior. She shares some of her fears for His future and her reverence for Jesus as she thinks about who He is and what His arrival means to the world.

Lilly and her friend Lars are all about the joy of forgiveness, but the villainous Stanley StingyBritches is out to steal all the forgiveness for himself and never give it to anybody. As Lilly and Lars discover, sometimes people need to be soaked in forgiveness before they truly understand its cleansing potential.

For a church celebrating an anniversary or kicking off a building fund campaign, this fun skit reminds people that there is great history in their church, and that God continues to use people to build upon it (and His kingdom).

Willie is spending way too much time distracted by technology and is suffering consequences left and right. Susie helps him understand what it means to be a good steward of his time and to think beyond himself.

In this modern-day retelling of the parable of the lost coins, Jessie enlists Stacy to help her find a very meaningful missing pearl from her necklace.

In this modern-day retelling of the parable of the lost sheep, a doctor frantically searches for one of his precious (though venomous) scorpions that has gone missing.

In this Christmas pageant, a girl falls asleep while waiting for her family to make it home through a snowstorm for Christmas. She has a vivid dream where people from the Bible tell her all about the first Christmas, bringing the nativity to life in her house.

A husband and wife reflect on the stresses of Christmas, especially the financial ones, and how they distract from focusing on what (or Who) Christmas is about.

A teenage girl is making a YouTube video about getting ready for Christmas and is eventually joined by her brother and Mom. Her mom's input doesn't really fit with the theme of the girl's video, though it does point to a more biblical idea of preparing for Christmas.

Timmy is feeling down because kids at school are making fun of him for not having any Instagram followers. This opens the door for Timmy and his mom to have a meaningful conversation about true friendship and the importance of doing what’s right before God, rather than what’s popular. 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.