Freedom Scripts
Hannah is excited about the coming new year, but Jake is still chained to the burden of guilt and regret and can’t seem to break free.
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.
When a prisoner is told he is free, he chooses to stay in his cell a little longer rather than leave. This skit reminds us that Christ didn't set us free so we could remain in our chains.
Honor veterans and fallen soldiers with this simple, yet moving script. In it, actor(s) read a letter to a soldier that expresses their gratitude for the sacrifices made on their behalf to protect their freedoms.
Based on Revelation 3:20, this script shows Aaron afraid to let Jesus into all parts of his life because of his messes. Jesus reminds Aaron that there’s freedom from the weight of his hidden life that’s locked behind keys and passwords.
Spectators gather for a night of watching fireworks on the 4th! This Readers Theatre script is perfect to incorporate into your patriotic worship service.
Perfect for your patriotic service, this responsive reading is a reminder of our heritage and prayer for restoration. Includes free background slides to use during your reading.
This is an account of the blind man that was healed by Jesus as told through cowboy poetry. Perfect to incorporate into your worship service.
Depression can be crippling, but we serve the God who is unfazed by our discouragement and will not go away. Here are 3 testimonies in a Reader's Theatre of ones who have experienced victory.
What is patriotism, and what does it mean to God's people? It means not only to celebrate, but to participate. This is the ensemble version of the script. See the monologue version of this script below if you need it for one actor.
What is patriotism, and what does it mean to God's people? It means not only to celebrate, but to participate. This is the monologue version of the script. See the ensemble version of this script below if you need it for multiple actors.
Two friends discuss the idea of bearing the weight of burdens and how ultimately Christ is the only one who can truly bear their weight.
A dramatic retelling of the Parable of the Sower as seen through the eyes of four different individuals "trapped" in a death camp.
In this Alice in Wonderland/Matrix mash-up, Alice is given a choice to leave her old life behind and experience true freedom in Christ, or keep living her old life and never understand God's peace.
God desires a living, active relationship with His people. He’s not looking for cookie cutter Christians or people who say the right words at the right times. He wants to dig into our lives and be real with us, but there’s one thing that stands in the way - ourselves.
Why do we carry so many burdens when we're meant to live in freedom? Check this out to find out what Jesus thinks about all our trash.