Giving Scripts
Timmy is disappointed after the church Christmas production because his mom, who played Mary, gave away a gift (that he hoped to receive) to a new kid in the audience. Part of the Train Up A Child series, this is a funny and touching skit to help people of all ages remember the true meaning of Christmas and to be thankful in giving.
Sarah is afraid that no one will remember her at Christmas, so she secretly buys all the raffle tickets for the Ladies’ Guild quilt. When she wins, she must choose between fleeting happiness or lasting joy.
Willie is not quite convinced that he needs to tithe. He’s worked very hard for his allowance and he has his eye on a new baseball glove. Tithing will only postpone the purchase of it. What’s a fella to do?
Ellen’s husband, Glen, throws out a radical Christmas idea that just about sends Ellen over the edge.
In this modern take on the story of the Magi, the Wisemans, a family of seekers, discover the true meaning of Christmas.
When we think of the word "offertory", the images of a plate being passed in church while a song plays is what typically pops into our minds. But should an offertory be limited to a two minute time slot during Sunday morning church?
It's so easy to be thankful for all of our blessings, but what if we actually put shoes on our gratitude and took it out for a walk?
An updated take on a classic Scrooge tale about having an attitude of serving and giving.
Love means more than romantic love. Not everyone gives and receives love and appreciation the same way.
In Bethlehem on the eve of Jesus' birth, we meet a man whose heart has "no room" and a woman who is ready to make room, no matter what it takes. With God all things are possible, even the inconvenient!
A man reflects on the first present he gave his father, and how like that gift, everything we give back to God is already His.
Bob has an unexpected encounter with Rox, a homeless woman who teaches him about joy.
Two wives have a message for their husbands about what they really want for Valentine's Day.
The Christmas season is the one time out of the year that we see the world a little differently. But what if we changed our hearts and minds to have the Christmas spirit all year long?
It's that time of year again! A time of celebration, a time of giving...a time for practicing your best moves to knock over that lady who wants the same bunny slippers you do for Christmas! This is a fun look at how we often take our Christmas shopping a little over the top.
Here's a support group for people addicted to stuff. This is a great sermon set-up.