For all of us who need the occasional “permission” to step out of the kitchen and into the throne room of God.

An honest and open letter to God of confession and repentance from putting earthly treasures above God.

After surviving a suicide attempt, a girl questions her future and relationship with God. This sketch was used as an intro to Ruth 1 to help the audience identify with Naomi and her feeling that God's hand was against her.

In the thick of the “Christmas Crazy”, a Dad discovers one of the most dangerous deceptions of the holiday—that it’s for those who are good. A monologue to open a service.

A dad has been writing a poem over the course of his children’s lives about the struggles and joys of fatherhood.

A dad shares one of his favorite stories of his dad when he was a kid.

A Dr. Seuss-style retelling of the David and Goliath story by the author of Wharton Finds a Whatzit. Like Wharton, Little Rock is satirical in style, yet offers genuine insights about faith. It plays like a Pixar movie—kids respond on one level, grown-ups on another. PowerPoint illustrations are included.

A man who makes wooden bowls shares his story about a friend who is short on time, but discovered the most important thing in life.

A Mom tries to keep up with the busyness of Easter to make it special for her family- dyeing eggs, an impulse Pinterest project, sewing her daughter's Easter dress. But once the worship music begins on Easter morning, all the busyness fades away.

Jesus took our sins and healed us…and on the third day showed the world God’s power. Use this call to worship to start your Easter Celebration and reflect on all that changed when Christ rose from the grave.

A modern day take on the John 5 story of Jesus healing the cripple at the pool of Bethesda.

This bundle of five scripts, 4 of which are monologues, is meant to be used in a Passion Walk experience. You will find the thoughts, emotions and descriptions of witnesses to Jesus’ crucifixion and moments leading up to it. You will find anger, sadness, brutal honesty and fear as Peter, Pilate, a Roman Soldier, Mary Magdalene and Simon of Cyrene bring to life their perspective on the excruciating death of Jesus Christ. Includes 5 slides to use on your screens or as backgrounds.

A man is followed by a sound that impacts him every time he commits a sin.

Three different people question why and how God can love someone like them. These are three monologues that work perfect as a sermon starter.

The Bible has some "notorious" characters who encounter the truth of Jesus and whose lives show his transforming love in all its glory.

While wrapping a present, a woman (or man) explains why her focus and priorities have shifted a little this Christmas. A perfect script for sharing the hope we have in Jesus this Christmas. Includes a male and female version of the script.