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!

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.

Mary shares what it was like to flee for Egypt in the middle of the night after Joseph was warned in a dream that King Herod sought baby Jesus’ life. With no seatbelts or safety nets, the couple clung to Jesus as they obeyed the word of God. A short, inspiring monologue that will help your church cling to God’s word this Christmas.

This collection of Christmas Carol Scripts include the following scripts: Christmas Carols: Opener Christmas Carols: O Come O Come Emmanuel Christmas Carols: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing Christmas Carols: Joy to the World! Christmas Carols: Silent Night These scripts are designed to be both sung and spoken together in a unique presentation of the music and the meaning within. The scripts can be performed together or individually.

Part of the Christmas Carols Collection, in this script the popular carol “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” 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.

Part of the Christmas Carols Collection. The sentiments and the songs in one place. A short but impactful compilation of popular carols to introduce or add to a Christmas event or sermon. Use it in conjunction with the rest of the series as one presentation or as a stand alone piece.

Part of the Christmas Carols Collection, in this script the popular carol “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” 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.

A traditional responsive reading with the Audience/Congregation about Isaiah’s prophecy on the birth and nature of Jesus, the coming Messiah.

At fifteen, Martin Pewbury dreams of being a rock star. His life is disrupted when he's dragged by his father to the estate of his great Aunt Anna in order to receive an unexpected inheritance. When Martin meets the elusive Mr. Watts, his prayers to be a famous rock star take him on a musical journey that's so much more than he bargained for. With a live choir singing favorite Christmas carols, this is a powerful Christmas story for the whole family.

The three Wise Men look back on their journey following the star to find the promised King of the Jews born in Bethlehem.

A conversation between two shepherds reflecting on the message of Jesus’ birth that angels delivered to them just outside of Bethlehem. That message is still good news for all mankind today!

When Jami wins a free Christmas home makeover, she determines that she first must get the house fixed up and replace worn-out furniture illustrating how we often feel the need to "clean up" before we come to Jesus, rather than letting Him create something new in us.

Gabriel has just left the temple. Zechariah is suddenly mute. Now Rapha and Tromos, two angels, prepare for an on-Earth mission to ensure the miracle child John, who will prepare the way for the Messiah, will be safe. 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.

The beloved trappings of a typical Birthday celebration are personified in this children’s play as all of them try to claim that you can’t have a Birthday party for Jesus without…well, them! But they are soon to discover that though Jesus doesn’t need them to celebrate Him, they can certainly help point people to the good news of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection!

It’s a scene that occurs between the moment the Magi see the star in the sky and the decision to actually leave on the journey to find the newborn King. Those moments of decision, or indecision, to follow God are illustrated in this script.