You can't fake your way through reading the Bible. If you don't have a passion for it, if you don't discipline yourself enough to read it, you'll miss out on the good things that God says through his word. In this sketch, Ted has missed out on reading the book and is just pretending to have read it, hoping that no one asks too much of him. He's just there for Blanche, as a way of impressing the girl.

Three weeks into New Years' resolutions, the ever-resourceful Emily seeks praise from a professional—and finds it's not quite what she expected.

The trappings of Christmas is that everything can be justified as a "good thing." Food with family. Decorations. Fun activities. But everything piled together can often push out the true reason we celebrate the Christmas season.

This Kid Script is an interactive story of The Good Samaritan told with popular nursery rhyme characters.

This collection of all 4 Stable Relationships scripts includes "The Innkeeper and His Wife", "Mary and Joseph", "Shepherds" and "The Wise Men". Use these scripts in your church service leading up to Christmas or perform all 4 with music in between for your Christmas Eve service.

The Wise Men, also known as the Magi or the Three Kings, discover the star of the New King and decide what would be appropriate gifts to offer Him.

Shepherds are watching over their flocks of sheep minding their own business when an angel appears to share the Good News of Christ's birth!

Mary and Joseph discuss the reality of being chosen to be the parents of the Messiah.

Mary and Joseph arrive in Bethlehem. They have exhausted all possibilities for lodging and are knocking at the door of the last inn.

As a Dad prepares to speak on God's love at the Christmas Eve service, he learns how simple understanding God's love for us really is through the eyes of his young daughter.

Christmas is a popular time to get out and do some good, but how much is good enough?

As a group debate over who gets to wear the red nose this year, Charlotte and Rose discuss the stories told at Christmas, but only one holds true the older we get.

A high school boy discovers the meaning of "woe to me" - that he is small and God is Great and Mighty.

The world's perspective about Christmas will never change the universal truth that Christ came as a baby to save us.

As word spreads that the Messiah is heading to Nazareth, people are getting excited and talking about all that they have heard. The excitement escalates as the news of His arrival spreads.

Jana engages a co-worker in conversation about her church; her priorities are contrasted with the realities of the Church around the world.