Fear. The reasonable, normal fear and the out of control panic type fear. What causes it, how to control it, how to prepare for it, and how to keep it from ruling your life. Developing a practical strategy for coping with fear. Bible References: Psalm 23:4 Psalm 27:1, 4 Psalm 34:4 Psalm 91:5 Isaiah 41:10, 13 Isaiah 43:1 Mark 4:35-41 Mark 5:1-20 Romans 8:15 1 John 4:18 Cast:2, any age, male or female Moe is a kind…

the importance of talking with GodCharacters: Daniel, Lion, Storyteller, possibly guards Props: bone, screen, lion maskThis pantomime uses a screen. This curtain or partition sits in the middle of the stage. All exits and entrances occur from behind the screen.Sample of script:Once there was a man whose faith grew to be so great that he prayed even when prayer was prohibited. His name was Daniel. Daniel prayed in many ways. He prayed when sitting and kneeling--positions that…

Taking the act of grace lightly. A delightful comedy that finds the "pray-er" discussing grace with God. Saying all the right things still doesn't mean anything until we talk to God with our hearts and understanding. What are we thankful for? Have a table at center stage with a coke and a bag of chips. Sample of script: Actor sits down at table, picks up food, goes to eat then hesitates, looks up, quickly gets into praying…

Contemporary Easter drama, we mock, belittle, plot to hurt, punish others to justify or actions.This drama targets YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS. A football player ( a Christian) by the name of Jimmy talks to the youth group (some of them non - believers) about a player by the name of Jessie. He takes them through a story that they finally recognize as the Easter story. Pastor Tom knew that this very famous sports star would get his…

Talking about serving. In this comedy children will learn that Jesus meant for us to serve quietly and without fanfare. We try to help make the lives of others better. Cast: 5 actors, any age, male or female. VOG (Voice of God) off-stage Sample of script: all actors come on stage and are seated Tom: I’m so glad that all of you have joined me tonight for an evening of prayer. Terry: Great to be here Tom,…

Theme:       The Lord’s Prayer (KJV) ends with, “For yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever.” In this monologue with offstage voice of God we learn that ultimately all people shall surrender to God’s will.   Bible Reference:      Matthew 6: (KJV)   Cast:         2 Actor (m or f) VOG (offstage male voice of God)   Set, Sound, Costumes:       standard   Suggested songs: “What You Want” by Tenth Avenue North https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7tfMno9uHQ or/and Take My Hand…

A comedy monologue speaks of how God gifts us, even if we are young. Theme is being young and gifted by God. Bible Reference:     2 Timothy 1:6   Cast:         1   Set, Lighting, Sound, Costumes:    standard   Time:       6   Sample of script:   actor comes on stage deep in thought   Revelation, Jude, 3 John, 2 John, 1 John, 2 Peter, 1 Peter, James . . Let’s see, after James is . . That is to…

Theme:       What did Jesus mean when he outlined prayer, asking for daily bread? Bible Reference:      Matthew 6:/p> Cast:         6, (may be m or f except for VOG)Jamie, Tyler, Morgan, Payton, StacyVOG (offstage Voice of God) Set, Sound, Costumes:       standard Time:   4      Sample of script:           Jamie, Tyler, Morgan, Payton onstage Payton, wipes brow:  Wow, such a hot day, I hate the heat! Jamie:        The heat that’s one thing, but the wind is what gets me! Tyler:        I can take the heat, I can handle the wind, but…

Leesa needs answers to big problems so she asks God. And God answers her prayer . . . in real time. But turns out God wants some input into the "small" decisions in here life, like who she has for friends, who she is dating, her entertainment. Leesa learns you must let God be in control of all aspects of your life. Sample of script: Leesa is sitting on the end of bed, leafing through college catalogs.…

Jehovah Hissi, the Lord is my banner. Sample of script: Actors walk on stage, talking 1: What’s going on? Why have you got your arms all tied up? 2: I am doing my homework. 1: Okkkk! You are doing your homework? Mind tell me what hanging your hands from the ceiling has to do with homework? 2: Worked for Moses. 1: I take it Moses is a friend of yours? 2: Moses is a friend of all…