Prayer Scripts
What begins as a person's lament about being tired and sore from walking, turns into a series of prayers to God, asking Him to breathe new life, quench thirst, and perform miracles in the world.
This Readers Theater takes the opportunity to thank mothers for all they do, while also offering a blessing and lifting them up in prayer.
When Adam and Eve find themselves outside of the garden, they discover that they now have a big empty spot near their hearts. After numerous humorous attempts to find what’s missing, they learn that the answer is as near as a prayer.
In this 5 script series, Wendy desires a deeper connection with the Lord, but her GodPhone seems to be on the fritz. For starters, it keeps asking her to insert a sin card that she's certain she never had. These skits can each stand alone or be used as a five-part series that may coincide with Advent, Lent or other seasons of prayer focus.
Wendy desires a deeper connection with the Lord, but her GodPhone seems to be on the fritz. For starters, it keeps asking her to insert a sin card that she's certain she never had. This script is part of the GodPhone series. These skits can each stand alone or be used as a five-part series that may coincide with Advent, Lent or other seasons of prayer focus.
Wendy desires a deeper connection with the Lord, but her GodPhone seems to be on the fritz. For reasons unexplained, it keeps switching over to AutoPray. This script is part of the GodPhone series. These skits can each stand alone or be used as a five-part series that may coincide with Advent, Lent or other seasons of prayer focus.
Wendy desires a deeper connection with the Lord, but her GodPhone seems to be on the fritz. For one thing, she can't make it focus on herself for a very long time. This script is part of the GodPhone series. These skits can each stand alone or be used as a five-part series that may coincide with Advent, Lent or other seasons of prayer focus.
Wendy desires a deeper connection with the Lord, but her GodPhone seems to be on the fritz. For one thing, she's completely confused by where her GPS is directing her. This script is part of the GodPhone series. These skits can each stand alone or be used as a five-part series that may coincide with Advent, Lent or other seasons of prayer focus.
Wendy desires a deeper connection with the Lord, but her GodPhone seems to be on the fritz. On top of everything else, her sin card keeps taking control of her preferences. This script is part of the GodPhone series. These skits can each stand alone or be used as a five-part series that may coincide with Advent, Lent or other seasons of prayer focus.
In this duet, a middle-aged man struggles to balance being a good husband and father as he also cares for his elderly father. He asks God for wisdom to make good decisions and the strength to show love and compassion in caregiving.
Hardness of Heart is a spiritual condition affecting millions. In this parody of a TV commercial for a prescription drug, we learn about Confessitall®, and how it can help anyone struggling with the epidemic of HOH.
In a series of mini-monologues, several characters wrestle with their current situations before ultimately surrendering to God’s will. The scene ends with Jesus in the garden before His arrest, when He surrenders His will to God’s.
In this monologue, a young man (or woman) recounts several of life’s challenges and the fact that despite ongoing prayer, God did nothing to help...or did He? A perfect script to illustrate themes of prayer and faith to teens and adults.
As a persecuted Christian shares his trials and tribulations, several Christians offer up prayers for his physical, spiritual, and emotional needs.
When Boxsue challenges Boxbob’s claim to be the world’s greatest superhero, he proves it with a peanut butter sandwich. He helps Boxsue see how they can be a part of God’s commandment to love others.
In this monologue, Elizabeth recounts unexpected miracles: becoming the mother of John the Baptist; her husband, Zechariah, emerging from the temple mute; her cousin Mary, pregnant as well. She recognizes God’s fulfillment of promises and His redemption of us all.