Humility Scripts
Peter and Matthew are in a counseling session trying to determine who really is the greatest. Then Jesus reminds them that it's the servant of all who is the greatest.
This monologue focuses on righteous living as the "humble" character brags to God about all that he/she did for God and others in the past week, planning to also let the entire church know how good and holy he/she is.
John The Baptist may have never set out to talk much, but listen as he describes ending up with a front row seat to the beginning of Jesus' ministry. Includes music used in video version.
Two friends reflect on the significance of what washing each other's feet really means.
Elizabeth and Zacharias, the parents of John the Baptist, speak of their joy, and of giving back to God what He has given to them.
Two guys spend all their time mocking those around them. One girl gets fed up with it, asking Jesus to deal with the situation. Jesus shows her what it's like when she sees people the way He sees people.
In the heightened style of epic fantasy, a character calling himself "The Legend" prophesies his own grand destiny. Is he deluded? Is he less than he thinks he is? Or more?
Samuel and Madison discover the pain of giving and receiving mercy.
People have different views on tithing, but when it comes down to it, the Bible is pretty clear on what’s expected.
Here is a simple, but effective recitation of chapter 2 in the book of James about how we’re supposed to show mercy.
This drama is a modern day prodigal son story that shows: "He who has been forgiven little, loves little; but he who has been forgiven much, loves abundantly."