Scripts in Category: Duets
A woman has a difficult time making commitments and sticking to her resolutions. But when she tries to return her latest resolution to the New Year's Resolution Returns Desk, she gets some help figuring out why it's so hard to commit.
Two angels reminisce and relive the glory days of one of their first nights, "The Big One," the night when Jesus was born.
There are many ways to count your blessings this Thanksgiving. This script illustrates the importance of doing a quick inventory of all you have to be thankful for this year.
Two moms take a moment to express their excitement for the Thanksgiving holiday, full of fun family memories...well at least for one of them.
This is a fun way to start your Christmas Eve service and to get your congregation warmed up a for a time of celebration.
Two women have entered a canoe race for a charity event. One is experienced and the other...not so much. Once the inexperienced canoe-r finds out what the prize is, she suddenly becomes very motivated.
Joseph was his father's favorite and his brothers resented him for it. But God had big plans for this little brother.
Through the eyes of both father and son, one of the most powerful of Jesus’ parables comes to life.
A lawyer serving out a community service sentence criticizes and judges the recipient of a charity home as lazy and self-centered while ignoring those tendencies in himself.
An old couple speaks of live, love, and lessons learned over the past 50 years.
This skit examines the difference between standard truth and Jesus's truth and our reaction when faced with the sometimes inconvenient nature of His truth.
A mom is having a hard time letting her “little boy” go off to school and reflects on how fast time flies…especially when her “little boy” is going off to college.
A new teacher is reconsidering her career choice after a very rough first day of school, but a wise custodian talks her off the ledge.
This skit talks about the frequency with which people misappropriate their actions to God. We have a tendency to let God bear the responsibility of our action, when we are really the ones making decisions.
A dad reluctantly takes his young son fishing after church on Father's Day and ends up learning a thing or two from a very wise 10-yr-old.