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.

The religious leaders of Jesus’ time thought themselves as ‘healthy’ and not ‘sick’ with sin. When they confronted Jesus for his willingness to associate with the outcasts, the ‘sick ‘of their society, Jesus reminded them of his true mission, and their hypocrisy. This skit illustrates Jesus’ message in a modern-day allegory.

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.

A lighthearted, encouraging monologue that mixes humor and reflection with the unshakable promise that God goes with us—into every classroom, hallway, and awkward moment.

A heartfelt July 4th monologue reminding us that our greatest freedom isn’t wrapped in a flag – it’s wrapped in grace.

In this skit, Ms. Roberts and Graham realize that, even though their summer is about to end, the school year can be just as fun and exciting.

In this Olympics themed comedy, an adult goes head to head with some students in a series of fun challenges and everyone ends up learning some memorable lessons from the Bible for the upcoming school year. This play can be an interactive experience with audience children in the audience joining the events. Perfect for a back to school service, family night, or Fall Sunday School kickoff.

The American Flag has withstood more than 200 years of history, its colors synonymous with freedom. Two performance options, a monologue and a Reader’s Theater, are included and each brings the flag to life, demonstrating its significance, inspiring gratitude, and honoring the many Americans who have fought to preserve this symbol of liberty and justice for all.