This quick skit will aid in recruiting volunteers for mission trips in a lighthearted, fun way!

God is always faithful, even when we can’t feel Him near. He uses our circumstances to refine us and teach us. This story is from a person who has been through a lot in the last few years.

What is warship? I mean, worship. Is it just the singing we do on Sunday morning? This script, offered as a duet or a monologue, can be presented on its own or can be used as an introduction to a time of worship through song.

Struggling to finish an assignment, Skylar looks to Mr. Lucas for answers about Samson. Always willing to help, Mr. Lucas gets in over his head with Skylar’s well thought out, and humorous questions.

One of the “must see” moments for anyone who could travel back in time to see the events of the bible first hand, this fictional recounting of Gideon’s preparation is meant to highlight how impractical the Lord’s plan seemed, only to work exactly as promised. It is only logical that Gideon’s men had doubts!

Having just been expelled from the Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve have to brave a new adventure together. You have to think though, that there had to have been a little bit of an argument somewhere along the way… right?

In this sketch we are privy to a woman's rambling inner monologue regarding her husband's enthusiastic (but very off-key) singing. We watch as the woman becomes convicted, and her initial embarrassment is eventually replaced with admiration for her husband’s zeal.

Realizing the significance of the role of the father, this script is a prayer for the needs that every dad experiences. The readers could be combined to create a monologue or expanded to more readers to allow more participants.

In this humorous parody of a certain well-known reality show, six women from the bible (and their husbands) meet host, Pepper Saltsman, to discuss why fatherhood in biblical times can be heavenly… and also not.

How does a Dad balance all that’s coming his way as a parent? By centering himself on Jesus.

Graduation is an exciting time in a young person’s life as they begin to embark on their journey into adulthood and start to call their own shots. It’s also a unique opportunity to set them on the right track, especially where their faith is concerned. This skit offers an opportunity for parents, grandparents, foster parents, teachers, coaches, and other people who care about the graduates to do just that in a loving, memorable, impactful way.

In this powerful and easy to stage script, we hear the story of a lonely and troubled teenage girl who was in the foster care system. When this girl needed it the most she received an incredible gift of grace and hope from a Mom who came searching and never gave up. This script can be presented as a monologue, a monologue with additional actors acting out the scene silently, or as a dialogue between two speaking characters. All options and direction are included.

In this humorous interactive skit for Mother’s Day, a human resources manager comes in to “interview” your congregation to see if they have what it takes to fill the hardest job of all—being a mom.

In this creative, fun, and poignant skit, a playwright struggles to craft the perfect Mother’s Day skit. As they work to create a great script, their efforts come to life on stage. After many failed attempts to capture all that Moms do for us, the playwright finds a perfect ending which honors the heart and soul of all who are called Mom.

In this comical, but touching script, a group of various ages and stages moms are excited for Mother’s Day. They hope to indulge in the sweet respite and recognition promised to them on their special day as they present the physical and mental load, and blessings therein of motherhood.

Jesus has driven the sellers and money changers out of the temple - Inconvenient for Elias’ business. A reminder of what Jesus came to do.