Timmy has a homework assignment to research Artificial Intelligence and shares with his mom, Janet, about the power of AI. The kitchen-table conversation becomes a teachable moment for Janet and Timmy to talk about the things of the Spirit that AI will never be able to do. 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.

Fear is a liar. It comes to steal our joy, peace, and God’s plan for our lives if we let it. The Bible warns us often about fear, and tells Christians to face it with courage, boldness, and trust.

An off-duty Gabriel stops in to visit Mary and Joseph just after Jesus is born.

Four aspiring shepherds are taking a night class from an experienced old shepherd, but the night takes an unexpected turn when an angel shows up.

In this easy to stage and fun skit, a gathering of the union of Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future commences. Each Ghost airs their individual complaints about their jobs until their leader reminds them of their important role in bringing redemption and hope.

In this humorous parody, two adults are whisked away to a certain school of Wizardry. As they encounter students and teachers from each of the four “houses” they learn some special skills and a few Bible verses that will make the new school year truly magical. Perfect for a back to school service, family night or fall Sunday School kickoff.

Mistaken Identity. Misunderstood motives. Confusing conversations. Hilarity ensues when Lena, who had planned to introduce her new boyfriend to her family this Christmas Eve, gets stuck with a flat tire and her new beau arrives at her family’s home before her. With the arrival of a few other unexpected guests, her family is left to wrongly assume which gentleman is to be their future son-in-law. Christ didn’t come as a King, or as a Warrior, or as any other expected Leader. He came as a humble baby, something that although prophesied, was completely unexpected. This script will tee up a sermon based on our mistaken perceptions of Christ.

God’s Word tells us that as Christians we are supposed to produce good fruit. Our walk with Him should lead to an abundance of “fruits” from love and joy to patience and kindness. This humorous skit about a fruit farmer mirrors how we can give ourselves a title, but without producing fruit, it’s just a meaningless label.

Skylar muses on the things he thinks about after reading his bible, but before actually falling asleep.

Train riders realize that the destination of their train makes a difference in how they should have packed mirroring how we can go through life focusing on meaningless pursuits rather than preparing for eternity with God.

Like the Wise Men, it sometimes feels like there’s a whole desert of dryness to travel before landing in the joy of Christmas. An advent reading reminds us that joy is ahead of us and that Jesus goes before us. Part of the This is Advent series, readings that will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again.

We don’t receive them very often anymore, but a kind letter that arrives in the mail jolts the heart with hope. This reading is a reminder that the gospel is God’s love letter to us, and that Jesus was sent to bring us hope. Part of the This is Advent series, readings that will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again.

Our houses were once just empty–four walls and a floor. Then we furnished and styled them to make them homes. This advent reading is about how God similarly fills our lives with grace. Part of the This is Advent series, readings that will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again.

Thanks fuels our hearts with love for God. This advent reading is a rousing prayer of thanks that focuses on the goodness of God in the midst of all circumstances. It’s a reminder that no matter what we face, the love of God surrounds us. Part of the This is Advent series, readings that will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again.

What: “Hey Siri, define PEACE.” Our phones do a lot for us, but they can’t give us peace. When we power them down and look up at Jesus, it’s incredible how much peace can flood our busy lives. Part of the This is Advent series, readings that will help your church experience the heart of Christmas all over again.

In this Advent monologue, Parker puts together a nativity set and reflects on the wonder that Jesus’ birth brought to all those who witnessed it here on earth. This is the fifth 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.