Inspired by Matthew 5:14-16, one character has a lit candle but refuses to share his light with anyone else, choosing to hide it under a bowl.

This skit is written from the viewpoint of John the Baptist’s father, Zechariah. The problem is that he can’t talk. This quirky skit uses cue cards and a short monologue to tell the lesser-known story of John the Baptist’s birth from his father’s point of view.

This script is a modern-day telling of Joseph’s anxiety and doubts over the news that his Mary is with child.

Willie learns a valuable lesson about sharing when his classmates offer their hearts, as well as their gifts, to him.

As three teen girls meet virtually in the distant future, it's obvious that a lot has changed since today. However, God's Word and the reason to celebrate Christmas has not.

In this advent play, a disgruntled delivery man is forced to work on Christmas Eve. As he delivers presents, he discovers that the true gifts of Christmas are greater and more important than anything he can bring in a package.

This skit looks back on the lessons and memories found in a dad’s old wallet as it honors older fathers and their legacy of love, faithfulness, and wisdom.

Roger goes looking for a valuable baseball card, but instead finds a box of Father's Day ties and an unexpected treasure—a letter from his daughter. This skit honors fathers for their priceless role in parenting, even if they have some regrets.

Real talk: It’s not an easy time for young adults in the church. With so much of life recently cancelled or disrupted, this is a funny and creative way to encourage the young adults in your midst and let them know you’re cheering them on.

Ruth and Rahab share their joy over the birth of Obed, Ruth’s son, Rahab’s grandson, and King David’s grandfather. Both women are named in Jesus’ genealogy, showing the importance of faith-filled mothers in extending God’s scarlet cord of redemption to all people, regardless of background or nationality.

While setting up a nativity scene and explaining a quirky family tradition, the Actress/Actor in this skit realizes that much can be learned from the kneeling Wise Man and his journey to Jesus.

This script presents options to go simple or go all-out to bring the story of Noah and the ark to life. As an interactive skit, the audience gets to step inside the ark with Noah, as they learn that God is always there for us, even when we don't understand what's going on. Special Word of the Day: Understand. “God is always there for us even when we don’t understand.”

In this humorous parody of a well-known reality show, four mothers from the Bible meet host Pepper Saltsman to discuss why motherhood in biblical times can be divine, and why sometimes it’s not.

Whether they're thriving or barely hanging on, this is a funny and honest look at the challenges of parenting in unusual times is a powerful way to let parents in your church know they’re loved, seen, and matter to God and the people around them.

A funny and honest look at the challenges we’ve faced as the world around us changed in an unforgettable season, this is a reminder for the elderly among us that they are seen by God and so important to the church.

This humorous script illustrates the way we can be blind to and repeat our follies. Comprised of 4 scenes, which can be performed separately or as a full, short play. The script works for all ages, and can be used as sermon introductions, VBS or Sunday school, youth or adult retreats, etc.