As Hannah meets with a counselor for the first time, she bemoans the holidays which makes her feel guilty and ashamed. Ultimately, she realizes what it means to truly be forgiven.

A beam of light still shines in the sky two days after the angel visited the shepherds in the fields surrounding Bethlehem. Shep and Hurd, two of those shepherds, recount the radical moment when the hills were filled with fire and music. Their humorous retelling captures the revolutionary moment in which heaven forever transformed the earth and turned two shepherds into witnesses.

This series consists of 5 scripts; The Prophet’s Candle (symbolizing Hope), The Bethlehem Candle (symbolizing Faith), The Shepherd’s Candle (symbolizing Joy), The Angel’s Candle (symbolizing Peace), The Christ Candle (symbolizing Love). They can be performed all at once as one large Christmas production with the lighting of each Advent candle after the correlating script or they can be performed one at a time, correlating with the weekly lighting of an Advent Candle, with the 5th and final candle being lit at a Christmas Day or Christmas Eve service.

Stuart recounts a busy night when he had no room for a young couple but let them stay in the barn. He talks with a traveler, a shepherd, and a wise man (all of whom saw a star above his barn) and eventually realizes that the Messiah has been born there. Includes the sheet music and MP3 music as heard in the video version.

This infomercial-style skit offers a product that resolves a couple's baggage easily, with no effort at all. It's a lighthearted, funny way to set up a message on marriage or relationships.

This Readers Theater tells a story that reminds us that even when we can't forgive ourselves or forget the sins we've committed, God not only forgives, but also forgets all our sins.

Fear is paralyzing for two teenagers who are hiding out under desks. While avoiding potential problems like failure, struggles with friends or parents, and even killer squirrels, they stop living fully, as God wants them to.

When an infant Savior arrives, five ordinary people find their lives upended and forever changed. In this ensemble script, the stories of Mary, Joseph, a Wise Man, a Shepherd, and the Innkeeper all point to the miraculous birth of Jesus and the impact His life will have on them (and the world). This full play incorporates pieces of the individual scripts from The Christmas Dilemma series and creates one moving piece that can be performed for a special Christmas service or event. Includes artwork and promotional material.

This Christmas monologue features the Wiseman as he wrestles with obeying a dream that told him not to return to King Herod, and the challenge it may be for him to follow the King of the Jews. Includes an mp3 of the soundtrack from the video version.

This Christmas monologue introduces the shepherd just after he's been visited by the angel who announced the Messiah. His joy and excitement are bubbling over as he realizes what it means for the world (and for him). Includes an mp3 of the soundtrack from the video version.

In this Christmas monologue, Mary holds her new baby in her arms as she tries to explain to Jesus the seemingly impossible journey that brought them to that point, and the unimaginable future that lay ahead of Him. Includes an mp3 of the soundtrack from the video version.

In this Christmas monologue, Joseph talks to God about his doubts and fears to be the father of a King. He questions God's plan for his life, but ultimately surrenders to God's will. Includes an mp3 of the soundtrack from the video version.

In this monologue for the Christmas season, the Innkeeper recounts the night Joseph and Mary came to him for a room. He realizes that somewhere along the way, he lost hope. But that night, the Messiah arrived, bringing hope to the world. Includes an mp3 of the soundtrack from the video version.

Jenny is worked up about all the Christmas details she needs to get in place, like presents and lights and a Christmas Eve bounce house. Vanessa tries to remind her that the nativity and the hope of Jesus' birth are what need to be the focus instead.

Bill walks into gods R Us with a pile of life problems. While Mary helps him to find a god for every challenge, Bill realizes that he really just wants one God who can help him with everything.

As Christians, do we wear the jersey but refuse to really join the team on the field? This skit helps set up a message about how Jesus calls us to be active members of His "team," not just bench warmers.