Two passengers on a plane discuss trust and why it’s important to know your pilot.

This spoof of the classic TV series, Batman, by the seminal Christian comedy act Mitch & Allen (Hello, God?) asks, “What if even super-heroes aren’t super enough?” Great introduction for gospel presentations.

A fig tree decides to try and be something he’s not, but things don’t go the way he plans.

A modern day spin is given to two parables that Jesus told about separating the good and the bad. In scene 1, Danny and Darla are moving and throwing out everything they don’t need. In scene 2, Mr. Wellington insists on perfectly flavored ice cream.

We celebrate the coming of Jesus at Christmas by reading about His birth in the New Testament. But do we ever think about Jesus being present in the Old Testament? This script is a fun way to recognize that Jesus was part of the plan all along…from the very beginning.

Christianity 101. It’s the basics of what we believe as Christians starting from Creation and God’s existence then focusing on the Bible and its import and validity. This script then moves into describing the Messiah and the life that Jesus lived and why that is important to us as we learn to live out God’s love in the world as the Followers of the Way, Christians, the Church. This script is broken up in to 4 sets.

Christianity 101. It's the basics of what we believe as Christians starting from Creation and God's existence then focusing on the Bible and its import and validity. This script then moves into describing the Messiah and the life that Jesus lived and why that is important to us as we learn to live out God's love in the world as the Followers of the Way, Christians, the Church. This script is broken up in to 4 sets.

The character of God and foundation for theology is explained through a simple child's prayer.

You can't fake your way through reading the Bible. If you don't have a passion for it, if you don't discipline yourself enough to read it, you'll miss out on the good things that God says through his word. In this sketch, Ted has missed out on reading the book and is just pretending to have read it, hoping that no one asks too much of him. He's just there for Blanche, as a way of impressing the girl.

Celia and Brad discover that reading stories from the Bible can be as juicy and scandalous as watching an episode of CSI.

Let's be honest. Sometimes we lose sight of the wonder of what God did for us through the death and resurrection of Jesus. But there's nothing mundane about it. In this skit, two friends happen upon each other. One friend is able to share the basics of the mind-blowing gospel in a way that makes the other hungry to know more. Could be a great way to lead into worship or preaching.

God's word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path. Yet, so often we try to blaze our own trail, rather than trusting in the one God has designed for us to follow.

Just as a pirate needs the help of a compass to find his way, Christians nee the guidance of the Holy Spirit to point us in the right direction.

A sales pitch for a new version of the Bible that promises to give you exactly what you want.

This is a Readers Theatre expressing our devotion and gratefulness to the One who sent us the greatest love letter.

Don't have the preparation time, massive cast of actors, or camel rental budget for a huge Easter production this year? We've got the solution: a hybrid between a Readers' Theatre and a Script that will help you present the Greatest Story Ever Told. The powerful story of Christ's death on the cross and the events leading up to his ultimate sacrifice.