In this easy to stage and fun skit, a married couple find themselves stuck in an unusual place and use the circumstances as way to assess their marriage in a unique way.

One in five people are affected by mental health issues. Either in themselves, or with those they know. There are times when it becomes apparent in our churches too. This short and easy to stage monologue challenges the audience to consider compassion, understanding and grace.

Does God still hear? Sometimes we think that because we don’t get what we ask for then that must mean God hasn’t heard or answered our prayers. This short, easy to present and poignant script is quick to connect with the many thoughts and prayers of those in the audience.

Part of the Christmas Carols Collection, in this script the popular carol “Silent Night” is both sung and spoken together in a unique presentation of the music and the meaning within. Designed to be used together with other scripts in the series or stand alone.

Scriptures tell us that after the shepherds saw the baby Jesus in the manger, they “told everyone what had happened and what the angel had said to them about this child.” Well, these shepherds are trying but failing to find an exciting way to spread the news of Jesus being born and end up realizing that the good news of a Savior being born is exciting on its own.

Cow, Donkey, Sheep and Rooster are all present the night Jesus is born. The next day, they argue about how Jesus loves them best until the Shepherd takes them back to visit the manger and they realize that Christ’s love is not about what they’ve done, but what He’s done for them. This script is 10 min-12 minutes without optional caroling and candle lighting. Otherwise, it is about 30 minutes total.

Rapha and Tromos, two angels, are assigned to watch over three men from the East as they travel dangerous roads to Bethlehem. They're about to witness the fulfillment of a prophecy that goes all the way back to Daniel and the Magi from ancient Babylon. Part of the Even Angels series, in which powerful truths from scripture that even angels long to understand, are unpacked and shared in fresh ways.

Rapha and Tromos, two angels, are about to lead the heavenly host into the hill country of Bethlehem to tell the shepherds the Messiah is born. The assignment calls for harps, not swords. As they prepare to entrust the gospel to mere humans, they realize a whole new era is about to shake heaven and earth. Part of the Even Angels series, in which powerful truths from scripture that even angels long to understand, are unpacked and shared in fresh ways.

This skit reveals how God sees us as beautiful even when we feel broken and ugly.

This monologue speaks to the nativity characters we are familiar with and cherish. It grabs the heart of the audience to look and learn from the faithfulness of those people so long ago that still speaks to us today.

In this humorous, heartfelt script Sally decorates their house for Christmas and discovers that her husband, Ben, is holding back on what she considers a nativity essential. Their kids help them focus less on what’s missing, and more on what’s been there all along.

A simple skit that can be performed for children to help them respond to the Parable of the Sower. English and Spanish translations included.

Part of the Christmas Carols Collection, in this script the popular carol “Joy to the World!” is both sung and spoken together in a unique presentation of the music and the meaning within to make a great introduction before the song is presented or sung by the congregation. Designed to be used together with other scripts in the series or stand alone.

In this easy to stage, fun, and meaningful skit, two Shepherds contemplate the events of Christ’s birth one week after it all happened. They notice their initial awe and wonder has died off now that they are back to work and they wonder if it can ever be recaptured. This skit can be used as part of a Christmas program, to start a message, or stand on its own.

In this short and easy to stage monologue, a visitor to a local living nativity reflects on our call to be Jesus’ hands and feet, far beyond the comfort of Christmas. This presentation can stand on its own or be used as an engaging introduction to a seasonal message.

When a woman buys a smart watch that knows a little too much about her life, she is reminded that God knows everything. Thankfully, she is also reminded that He forgives!