Peter and Andrew are having trouble with the Good Shepherd concept Sample of acript: Pete and Andy enter from different sides of stage Pete: Hey, Andy, how’s things? Andy: Hi Pete. Been better, you wanna know the truth. Pete: Really? Care to share? Andy: I’m confused, seems like. Pete: How so? Andy: Well, it’s just that Jesus sometimes is confusing when he talks with us, as though he’s talking in riddles. Pete: He calls them parables. Might…

Celebrating a church’s 125th anniversary, (could be any number of years). Revolves around the church’s objective from the outset to be founded on faith, and focused on the future.Combining remembering the past with being ready for the challenges of the future, and maintaining a clear focus on what is required to be a significant church over the years, and into the future.Some comedy but with a clear Christian message.Cast: 2, m or f, any ageSet, lighting, sound,…

There are no “reverse tape" options in life, opportunities to undo what we have done, improve on decisions we have made, retrieve and change unfortunate and hasty words we have spoken. How would the innkeeper, using hindsight, have handled the situation when a young man and his very pregnant wife knocked on his door. Peter was confronted while watching the trial of Jesus from a safe spot back in the shadows. And he denied even knowing Jesus.…

This comedy deals with forgiving by the numbers and forgetting like God does. Cast: Tommy: Not the brightest crayon in the box. Sarah: Pastor’s daughter Robby: Brainiac; engineering type. Loves math and science stuff. Sample of script: Tommy enters, stops at center stage and silently counts on his fingers. He is concentrating and getting more and more aggravated as he keeps starting over. Sarah enters smiling, but slows to a halt and the smile fades off her…

God has the amazing ability to forgive our sins and never bring up the subject again. How do we as humans overcome our "natural instinct" to forgive, but not forget? Sample of script: Scene opens as Amy and Sue enter stage left. The begin talking to each other as soon as they appear on stage. Amy: All I know, is that she can forget ever borrowing anything again! Sue: Really? You are that upset with her? Amy:…

Theme:       When we forgive do we forget? In this skit we learn to pattern our forgiving after what Jesus showed in the parable of the Unmerciful Servant.   Bible Reference:      Matthew 18:35   Cast:         4, any age, m or f   Set, Sound, Costumes:       standard   Time:        6   Sample of script:   Anne comes on stage with laptop in hand, mumbling to herself, typing into laptop   Anne:        OK, that’s 3 times. She said my dress…

Independence Day drama, showing how freedom is freedom in Christ and how it is Christ who sets you free. Sample of script: Bob comes on stage to see all other actors standing at attention Bob: Hey, what are you guys doing standing here in a straight line, not moving, looks like you aren’t even breathing. others glare at Bob, don’t move or respond Bob, walks in front of each one in turn, talks to each: Helllloooooo! Anybody…

The biggest TV game show in all of hell, the show that all the demons are watching, and the game that all the mortals are playing. Sulfur Productions presents: Gamble with Eternity focuses on salvation, judgement and false religion Sample of script: D. K.: (offstage announcer) And now it’s time for the biggest TV game show in all of hell, the show that all the demons are watching, and the game that all the mortals are playing.…

Two puppets (could be regular drama) reflect on the need for gentleness, how complaining is unsettling but gentleness is soothing. How gentleness was displayed by the Lamb of God, Jesus, and is remembered in a Grandma reading a story from the Bible. Sample of script: actors are on stage Billie: Borinnnnnnnng! It is so boring around here on a rainy day! Nothin’ to do! Bobbie: Got that right, Billie! But surely there must be something to do.…

The triumph of good over evil "Give Him An Inch" is a short comedy about the struggle between good and evil, and the ultimate triumph of God. Keywords: good, evil, Satan, devil, Heaven, Hell, struggle, spiritual warfare.   Cast:       2 males, any age (starting from mid/late teens) The Devil St. Peter   Set:         Open stage – no special background The scene is the boundary between Heaven and Hell, divided by a series of parking cones.   Props:     …