Difficulties of a growing family in the real world. A house that doesn't grow to accommodate the increase is a problem. Monolog skit with humor, excellent for marriage enrichment, family, or other times. “Wives submit, husbands love, children obey” may be hard to accept and needs to be understood from the standpoint of “servant leaders” to be comprehended, that is the formula for a healthy family. Even in a "5 person family in a 1 bathroom house."…

What is love? How would we identify, categorize a perfect example of love? The selfless love of a mother? . . . The love between husband and wife? Or the love of Jesus, the love that lead to, and through, the cross. This easily staged monologue skit grippingly speaks of that kind of love. Cast: 1 m or f, any age, (other singers may be added, on or off stage) Set: bare Costume, lighting: standard Sound effects:…

Theme:       Lot’s wife is known best for a brief second in her life when she experienced indecision, wavered in her attention to God’s commands and turned at an inopportune moment, and the rest, as they say, is history. The reason for her moment of indecision, and any other details in her life, are unknown. But she is perhaps an indicator of what can happen when we let our guard down and consider unwise alternatives, the results can…

Living as a committed Christian . . well only on Sunday of course. And living “normal” every other day. And trying to blend the two lives together. Cast: 2 (m or f) (monolog with offstage voice) Set: blank Lighting, sound, costumes: standard Props: bible Sample of script: actor comes on stage carrying a Bible, happy, excited Actor: This Christianity thing is so awesome! This morning, and every Sunday morning, I wake up with such warm, joyful feelings!…

A monologue useful at Christmas or any other time of the year. An artist "paints" a picture of Mary, identifying her wonderful gifts, all of which were used as the mother of Jesus. As each part of Mary's life is discussed the artist adds another stroke with the brush. The final brush strokes are added by the listener, then it becomes a personal portrait of the chosen mother. A scrim background may be used to display "Mary"…

Monologue Father/Man. The anxiety this man feels about facing life alone trying to be a man, a husband, a father. He comes to a peace knowing that when he puts his life in God's hands, being a man is not as daunting as it first appeared to be. Hard work, trust, faith and belief will see us through. Sample of script: "Be a substantive man, son!" So clearly I recall my dad's words! His big, booming voice…

Did you know that there is more than one Noah in the Bible? Everyone knows of Noah and the Ark and the flood. But in Numbers 27:1-11 we hear of another Noah. And this Noah was . . . a WOMAN! This monologue investigates what it could be like to have the same name as a very well-known person, the kind of pressures this might create and, alternatively, the kind of advantages to be gained, the doors…

Where is your focus when your go through trials? Above all that Christ endured throughout His life, His focus was on you. Above all. A guard in-training witnesses the movements of Jesus before, during and after the crucifiction. Nathan ends up at the empty tomb fully aware that this special Man had His eyes on him even when His life was in pieces. Michael W. Smith's music supplies the background for this monologue. Scripture reference: Christ’s final…

Taking on ministry? . .  Here's some excellent advice: Ministry is Leadership, very important! But realize who you are in ministry to serve. And who we are in ministry to follow. And where there is Followship there is sometimes "Followship Oooopsies . .  When God has His own ideas of where your (His) ministry is to go. "Ministry" is a different kind of word, broken down is Mine-His-try, so is your ministry going to be "Mine" or…

In our worldwide ministry, DramaShare, a wide range of people make up the mosaic that we are. From the inception of our ministry back in 1985, through means only God can know, we seemed to attract African-American people. Growing up on my remote farm in Western Canada I had people of virtually every (European and Asian) ethnic background, none of African origin. A child with an appetite for reading and for researching, I read adventures of Huckleberry…