The first day of school can be bittersweet. It means freedom for mom, but it also means another year has come and gone. In this script, a mom talks to God about how fast time flies and asks for help making the most of every moment.

A Pastor finds himself overwhelmed with all of the responsibilities of running a church. If only he had someone that would help carry the load.

Several people are repelling off of a cliff, but each tie their rope to temporary things that eventually let them down. The one most secure is the one who ties his rope to the only lasting thing- the Rock.

Patience is a virtue which is tested each and every day. This skit takes a comical look at how quickly we can lose our cool over things as trivial as a self-checkout kiosk.

While Jesus was on earth, He used children and their faith as an example of the attitude He desires from us. Could we just for today become as a child and trust the One who is in charge?

Pat and Patty Anderson have the perfect marriage...or do they? When asked to make a video for their church on how to have a successful marriage, their "perfect marriage" gets caught on tape.

Bryan's heart has just been worked on by God, and Bryan is so relieved that he's finally "fixed" and will never have to go through any heartbreak again. But after talking it over with God, he learns that through the hurt and heartbreak, God is continuing to "make" him.

She waited for what seemed like an eternity for God's promise to be fulfilled. But Hope finally came in the form of a baby and changed the world forever.

Grady has a great illustration for why we should be grateful no matter what.

The next morning after the Nativity, three young shepherds tell the throng in Bethlehem about the miracle they have witnessed, an event that will change the world forever (based on Luke 2:17-18).

A family-oriented Christmas event designed to evoke the feeling of being present at the time of Jesus' birth. The audience journeys to four different settings where brief Christmas dramas are performed, then gathers for singing, a short message, and candle-lighting. This script includes artwork for slides, bulletin cover/insert and Photoshop files.

Several humorous scenes of children (or played by adults) and their visit to Santa remind us that we could all learn a lesson or two about what matters most at Christmas.

This skit poses the simply question, "Would you rather give up prayer for a year, or give up TV for a year?"

A man expresses his real and honest thoughts about his belief in God. This is a very honest piece that should be performed by an experienced actor. This can also be performed by a female, with a few changes. This is not meant to be a stand-alone script. It should be performed with a follow-up message.

A family dinner turns into a WWE wrestling match in this script about family, arguing and peace.

What is patriotism, and what does it mean to God's people? It means not only to celebrate, but to participate. This is the ensemble version of the script. See the monologue version of this script below if you need it for one actor.