Acceptance Scripts
Karen presents herself differently in different areas of her life as she tries to earn (and keep) love. But deep down, she wants to be fully known and fully loved. This sketch is a natural lead-in to Psalm 139.
In the parable of the Prodigal Son, we see a father welcome home his son, who has thrown away his inheritance. In this inspirational retelling of their story, we hear what may have been going on in the minds of the father and the son.
A woman reflects on her imperfections, resolutions over the years, and the changes each new year brings.
Two moms are talking while their sons are playing with their Super Jesus Action Figures, when another mom stops by with her son. They discover that Jesus isn't what we want to make Him - like a toy in a box that is molded into our image.
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.
Through the eyes of both father and son, one of the most powerful of Jesus’ parables comes to life. Includes the mp3 soundtrack of the music used in the background from The Skit Guys performance of The Prodigal.
A Reader's Theatre about God's love and acceptance as a Father who pursued His people.
An unloved woman with a messy background who wants nothing more than to find worth is surprised to discover it at her new church.
We’ve all got it and it’s really hard to let it go. When it feels like you're dealt one blow after another and become weighed down with too much baggage, can you let go and let God take control?
This creative sermon set-up skit about a stranger who shows up to church for an Easter service, he is amazed at the lengths a church would go to get his attention.
A person calls into Tech Support to get Love installed on her Heart
A teenage girl reaches out to an unpopular boy and teaches us a great lesson about love and life.
A humorous look at how judging others only avoids the “real story.”
Kim and Kate have lost their “third” so now it’s time to fill the spot. They find new girl, Jackie, who doesn’t quite fit the mold, but they are thrilled to have a new “project”.
Did you know that what you wear is a way to honor God and others? In this skit, we get to take a play-by-play look at Amy, a young teenager, as she struggles to make the ritualistic decision, “What should I wear today?”
<p>Anna has a terrific spiritual experience and is faced with the question: Will you love me now?</p>