Service Scripts
God’s marching orders don’t always make sense to us. On day four of the march around the city of Jericho, did the soldiers begin to question God’s unique and perhaps ‘seemingly bizarre’ plan? When we don’t understand God’s ways, we need to obey and persevere, trusting that we serve a God who always finishes what He starts.
Mr. Broney is helping three customers search for extra talent in order to fulfill their obligations at church when he realizes by working together, they might be better served.
Only Ewe is a simple, humorous script designed to explore Jesus Christ’s metaphorical role as the “good shepherd.” Through the exchange of three different sheep, the drama showcases how believers may overcome excuses used to ignore a personal calling to follow the cause of Christ.
Ellen’s husband, Glen, throws out a radical Christmas idea that just about sends Ellen over the edge.
A younger couple and an older couple list the reasons why they shouldn't serve in their church.
The Bible has some "notorious" characters who encounter the truth of Jesus and whose lives show his transforming love in all its glory.
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?
This Kid Script is an interactive story of The Good Samaritan told with popular nursery rhyme characters.
Christmas is a popular time to get out and do some good, but how much is good enough?
A Pastor finds himself overwhelmed with all of the responsibilities of running a church. If only he had someone that would help carry the load.
So often a particular area is saturated with Bible-believing people and we need to be reminded that our reach could be so much farther. This sketch serves as a visual illustration that ultimately, it's about reaching out to those in the community.
Everyone is gifted with something that God expects us to use for His glory, and everyone is needed in their capacity. There is no such thing as an extra member of the church, an unneeded part of the team, or a superfluous part of the body.
God calls us to be people of action. Our mouths might agree, but we quickly get cozy in our comfort zones, too afraid to reach outside and do something that might be a little uncomfortable or out of the norm. God wants us to serve alongside Him. He doesn’t want our excuses; He wants our hearts!
This day-in-the-life of a boy is a fun illustration of how the Body of Christ should work together.
God wants to use us on His team, but it's so easy to come up with excuses of why we're not good enough to play for Him. This script is Part 2 of "His Team."
A son remembers his grandfather who served in the military and father who gave his life for his country and realizes how truly blessed he is.