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

This sincere monologue puts words to the feelings so many of us have for our fathers but aren't always great at expressing.

This monologue is a sweet remembrance of a time a son went fishing with his dad, who was suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

Have your Moms pulling out their tissues and ruining their mascara this Mother's Day with this sweet Readers Theatre script spoken by children.

Celia and Brad discover that reading stories from the Bible can be as juicy and scandalous as watching an episode of CSI.

Paul and Barnabas take on their first missionary journey. They cover a lot of ground and encounter many obstacles as they overcome with the power of the Holy Spirit.

The story of David and the Philistine Giant, Goliath. A lesson on obediance, faithfulness and trusting God.

This is the story of David as he encounters King Saul in a cave and how David spares Saul's life.

The story of David and his army being chased by King Saul.

The story of David, young shepherd boy anointed future king. In this script, Samuel learns to listen to God as he searches for the next king of Israel.

Let's be honest. Sometimes we lose sight of the wonder of what God did for us through the death and resurrection of Jesus. But there's nothing mundane about it. In this skit, two friends happen upon each other. One friend is able to share the basics of the mind-blowing gospel in a way that makes the other hungry to know more. Could be a great way to lead into worship or preaching.

Gary and Grady attempt to explain the purpose behind Mother's Day and remind us that moms are so much more than just good cooks and cleaners.

Kids aren't the only ones who mature - so do moms. Three adult children speak about their mothers, who seeming have only one thing in common: love.

So often a particular area is saturated with Bible-believing people and we need to be reminded that our reach could be so much farther. This sketch serves as a visual illustration that ultimately, it's about reaching out to those in the community.

God is omniscient and the implications of that sometimes have us questioning the things He does.

Being a mom is one of the most thankless and difficult jobs there is, but hopefully this monologue will give the amazing moms in our churches a small glimpse into how much they are appreciated.