Scripts in Category: Monologues

Start your worship service or sermon off with this Thanksgiving How-To Guide for men. It’s served fresh with healthy portions of humor, truth and great encouragement on leading your family and counting your blessings.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4-6 minutes

A student goes back to school tired of business as usual and wrestles with what it means to be holy in the school hallways.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 3-5 minutes

As a man raises the American flag outside of his house, he reflects on what it means to be able to display this symbol of freedom.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 2-4 minutes

A teenage boy reminisces on fond memories of his dad as he writes a letter for Father's Day.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 3-4 minutes

A dad reflects on his great desire to be the kind of father that his wife and children hope that he will be.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4-5 minutes

It's been said that being a mom is one of the toughest jobs in the world. But sometimes, as moms, we often wonder how we're actually contributing to God's command to go out and make disciples.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4-6 minutes

Mary Magdalene shares the story of when she came to know Jesus, and tells about her front-row seat to the event that changed the course of eternity.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4-6 minutes

An explanation of Easter.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 3-4 minutes

This monologue, designed to be presented on Christmas Eve before the story of Jesus' birth is shared, expresses through one voice the many thoughts and feelings of those who are drawn to Christmas.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 3-5 minutes

A woman reflects on her imperfections, resolutions over the years, and the changes each new year brings.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4-6 minutes

The Christmas season is the one time out of the year that we see the world a little differently. But what if we changed our hearts and minds to have the Christmas spirit all year long?

Actors: 1 Minutes: 1-2 minutes

A frazzled young woman struggles with the disenchantment that can come when our holiday expectations don't align with reality, and the idols we mistakenly establish in our hearts.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4-6 minutes

The most repeated command in the Bible is “Do Not Fear” or “Fear Not.” Yet how often do we disobey that command and allow fear to grind us to a halt, leaving us like deer in the headlights. How often are we letting God’s will go unlived in the world?

Actors: 1 Minutes: 1-2 minutes

A young girl considered the "social outcast" of her high school contemplates her life and the secrets she has kept as she starts another school year.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 3-5 minutes

A high school student of influence contemplates his choices and his desire to be different as he returns to school.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 3-5 minutes

An unloved woman with a messy background who wants nothing more than to find worth is surprised to discover it at her new church.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 7-9 minutes