Drama Scripts

Our Risen Savior: Road to Emmaus

Cleo and Clopas reflect back on their most favorite story about their most favorite person and how what he did changed everything, forever. Includes mp3 of music found in the video version as seen below.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 3

Our Risen Savior: Peter and John

When Peter and John realize that Jesus is gone from his tomb, they struggle to understand what this might mean about their Savior. Includes mp3 of music found in the video version as seen below.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 3

Our Risen Savior: Barabbas

We all know what happens to Jesus after he takes the place of Barabbas, but what happened to Barabbas? Watch this interpretation of what Barabbas must have been contending with.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 3

Our Risen Savior: Mary and Lazarus

Imagine what it must have been like for Lazarus to continue on with life after being raised by Jesus. This scene gives a look at how the world must look knowing that Jesus didn’t just want to save him, but also the world! Includes mp3 of music found in the video version as seen below.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 4

The Tutor

True story. A college teacher encounters a young inner city tough guy who restores his sense of mission – and of the calling everyone has to redeem the lives of others.

Actors: 5
Minutes: 6

The Simon Peter Chronicles: Feed My Sheep

The risen Christ appears to his disciples, but Peter’s joy is shadowed by guilt. Jesus’ assurance of love and forgiveness comes with a command: pass it on!

Actors: 1
Minutes: 3-4 minutes

The Simon Peter Chronicles: The End of My Self

Following Jesus’ arrest, and his own denial of Him, Peter is devastated. His dreams are invaded by images of destruction. In the darkest hour, Jesus is there with us. Are we with Him?

Actors: 1
Minutes: 3-5 minutes

The Simon Peter Chronicles: The Rock

Peter is overjoyed at the way God is working through him. Yet a terrible test lies ahead: “I could never deny Him,” Peter declares. We’re called to serve Him in season and out.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 3-4 minutes

At the Cross: Collection

Follow the footsteps of the ones surrounding Jesus on His journey to the cross in this collection of inspiring scripts for Easter. This collection includes all 14 of the “At the Cross” scripts. Including Mary and the Baby Jesus,Mary and the Lord Jesus, Nicodemus, Peter, The Centurion, The Mob, The Two Thieves and more.

Actors: 17

My Resolutions List - Teen Version

A teenager is challenged to list his/her resolutions for the New Year.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 2-3 minutes

My Resolutions List

A man/woman is challenged to list his/her goals for the New Year.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 2-3 minutes

The Easter Apology

An explanation of Easter.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 3-4 minutes

The Substitute

A family prepares to meet an honored guest: the young soldier whose life was spared thanks to the sacrifice of their son. When the young man and the family meet, the family is met with the disappointment and awareness of the contrast between his life and the life of his substitute. Parallels a holy God’s sacrifice for an unworthy people.

Actors: 5
Minutes: 7 minutes

Date Your Mate

A date night reveals that being connected to the outside world is killing their connection to each other.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 3-6 minutes

Tell Me the Story

This monologue, designed to be presented on Christmas Eve before the story of Jesus’ birth is shared, expresses through one voice the many thoughts and feelings of those who are drawn to Christmas.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 3-5 minutes

Two Kings?

King Herod knew the birth of another king, Jesus, would mean his life would have to change. Do we recognize the same thing and that there cannot be two kings?

Actors: 3
Minutes: 3-4 minutes

Silencing the Noisemakers

A woman reflects on her imperfections, resolutions over the years, and the changes each new year brings.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 4-6 minutes

Glorious Interruption

A story is told of a young couple with romantic notions of marriage when their ideal vision for the future is suddenly interrupted by God.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 6-8 minutes

Who Are You God?

These three scenes each depict an individual dealing with personal crisis. Through their monologues with God, they each reveal a different attitude reflecting their belief as to who God is.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 3-5 minutes

His Love Endures Forever

A prayer of thanksgiving to God and a response from God’s Word from Jeremiah 32 and 33.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 2-3 minutes

My Christmas Chaos

A frazzled young woman struggles with the disenchantment that can come when our holiday expectations don’t align with reality, and the idols we mistakenly establish in our hearts.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 4-6 minutes

My Name Is Fear

The most repeated command in the Bible is “Do Not Fear” or “Fear Not.” Yet how often do we disobey that command and allow fear to grind us to a halt, leaving us like deer in the headlights. How often are we letting God’s will go unlived in the world?

Actors: 1
Minutes: 1-2 minutes

Ruts

After getting his car stuck in a rut, a husband begins to realize that his marriage is also stuck in a rut…but some ruts are good ones.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 5-7 minutes

Hold the Rock

A husband and father is trying his best to balance family and work, but he finds that work seems to be his priority and his family ends up suffering for it.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 5-7 minutes

Returning to School (Girls Version)

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.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 3-5 minutes

Returning to School (Guy Version)

A high school student of influence contemplates his choices and his desire to be different as he returns to school.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 3-5 minutes

The Prodigal

Through the eyes of both father and son, one of the most powerful of Jesus’ parables comes to life.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 10 minutes

Are We His Neighbors?

A typical “Christian” family passes by 3 scenarios where they could display love to their neighbors, before finding themselves stranded motorists assisted by an unlikely “Good Samaritan.”

Actors: 4
Minutes: 3-4 minutes

Plank and Speck

A lawyer serving out a community service sentence criticizes and judges the recipient of a charity home as lazy and self-centered while ignoring those tendencies in himself.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 2-4 minutes

The Father’s Love

A Reader’s Theatre about God’s love and acceptance as a Father who pursued His people.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 4-6 minutes

Search Me, O God: Responsive Reading

What a comfort to know that no matter what we do or no matter where we go, God the Father will always be there. Here is the Psalmist’s prayer as a responsive reading.