Bedtime Bible Stories: The Lord's Prayer

Celebrate an amazing first season of Bedtime Bible Stories with the Skit Guys tonight! Tommy and Eddie share some nuggets of wisdom, highlights from fans, and pretty awesome special effects to wrap up the season with a bang!

In tonight’s episode, Tommy and Eddie help explain what the passage in Matthew 7:3-5 means. They come up with a tasty way to demonstrate the difference between a speck in someone else’s eye versus a plank in your own eye, challenging us not to judge other people

Mr. Drummond tries to teach Little Billy the story of Joshua in Jericho. As shouting brings the walls of Jericho down, we’re reminded to shout out about God to the world around us.

Greatest Commandment Tommy and Eddie present Philip and Andrew, who try to figure out what the greatest commandment is, but are surprised Jesus says it all comes down to loving God and loving your neighbors. You’ll be challenged to think about whether you’re a fan or a follower of Jesus.

Tonight, Tommy and Eddie introduce Hans and Frans to the BBS world. As they look at Hebrews 10:24, Hans and Frans are here to encourage and pump you up, and challenge you to build others up.

When Samuel approaches Jesse to find Israel’s next king, some of Jesse’s sons “audition” for the role, but it’s David who proves that he has a good heart and is worthy of leading Israel. Tommy and Eddie bring the story to life with lots of laughs.

In the story Jesus tells about a boss who gives his workers bags of money, two invest it while the third buries it. Tommy and Eddie bring the story to life as they talk about how we can use our talents and gifts as an offering to God.

When Elijah follows God’s instruction to ask a poor widow for food, he encounters her young son (possibly named Billy, it’s not clear in the Bible). Tommy and Eddie will have you rolling with laughter as they portray this Old Testament miracle.

You won’t believe your eyes either when God appears to Moses as a burning bush in tonight’s episode. Tommy and Eddie bring the story to life like only they can, and you’ll learn what it means when God tells us that He will be with us.

Tonight, watch as Tommy and Eddie tell the story of Rachel and Leah from Genesis 29. As you learn about the soap opera-esque relationships in this story, you’ll hear more about what it means to keep your promise.

Tonight, Tommy and Eddie play Philip and Andrew watching from a nearby boat as Peter attempts to catch some fish. It seems more like a game of “telephone” as they try to understand what Jesus tells Peter.

Tommy and Eddie tell the story of the 12 spies from Numbers 13 in “Law and Order” style, and try to solve the cold case of why fear kept most of the tribes from choosing not to stay in the promised land.

As Tommy and Eddie unpack the parable of the wise and foolish builders from Luke 6:46-49, you’ll think about what it looks like to build your faith on a strong foundation.

You’ll see several characters in tonight’s story. When Saul is walking to Damascus to persecute more Christians, he is blinded and spoken to by God, leading him to ultimately believe in Jesus.

What happens when Little Billy plays the part of Samuel and Mr. Drummond plays Eli? As Tommy and Eddie retell the story from 1 Samuel 3:1-10, you’ll find out what it means to truly listen to God.

Tommy and Eddie take on the roles of Peter and Andrew as they try to figure out what Jesus tells a rich young ruler who asks how to get eternal life. They can’t comprehend why he wouldn’t surrender everything for Jesus.

Tonight, find out what happens when Pharaoh let’s Moses and the rest of the Israelites leave (and then changes his mind). You’ll be amazed when you see God work through Moses to do the impossible!

Eddie takes on the role of Samson while Tommy plays Delilah in tonight’s episode as we look at Judges 16 and the secret behind Samson’s strength.

Tonight, Tommy and Eddie act out the story from Acts 16, when Paul and Silas cast a demon out of a fortune teller and were put in prison. Find out what happens when they worship God and the earth quakes!

Tommy and Eddie share the story of Jesus walking on water and Peter’s bold step of faith in a way that only The Skit Guys can do.

When Tommy and Eddie look at the story of three friends from the book of Daniel, you’ll crack up while watching the story of their unwillingness to worship King Nebuchadnezzar.

In tonight’s story, Tommy and Eddie share the miracle Jesus performed when he fed more than 5,000 people with just three loaves and two fish (which, in this story, come from a precocious boy named Billy).

Tonight, Tommy and Eddie explain what happened when Moses introduced the Ten Commandments. Find out what it means to not put any other gods before the One True God (and whether velociraptors have anything to do with this story).

In this exciting (and entertaining) conclusion to Joseph’s story, you’ll meet Potiphar and Potiphar’s wife, and see Joseph’s brothers come to him in need. You’ll learn what it means to be faithful to others and to God.

Tommy and Eddie act out the story of Joseph from Genesis 37. Joseph was favored by his dad, but his 11 brothers were jealous. The brothers cause a lot of troubles in Joseph’s life and throw him down a well (but God was with him).

What happens when God gives Balaam’s donkey words to speak? While we can only imagine, Tommy and Eddie bring this Old Testament story to life and remind us to use our words to build others up.

Tonight, there’s no better duo to tell the story of Zacchaeus than Mr. Drummond and Little Billy. Find out what grace looks like when Jesus invites this “wee little man” to dinner.

We’ve heard the story of the father’s forgiveness and unconditional love shown to the “prodigal son,” but what about the older brother? Tommy and Eddie show what it might have been like in that sibling relationship where one brother compares himself to the other.

When God tells Jonah to go to Ninevah, Jonah doesn’t obey. Tonight, Eddie puts on a hat, Tommy puts on a mustache, and they put on a skit showing what might have happened.

Things get a little hairy as Tommy and Eddie tell the story of the brothers Jacob and Esau. You’ll crack up with the guys as you learn about making wise choices.

Tommy surprises Eddie with tonight’s story, calling on Eddie to act out all the parts in the story of the Good Samaritan. Laugh a lot while you learn about compassion.

Hear Tommy and Eddie share the story of the left-handed man from the book of Judges. The story of Ehud will be full of surprises!

A new friend joins Tommy and Eddie tonight to celebrate Easter! Hear the story of Jesus’ resurrection and get a few chuckles (or belly laughs) before bed!

Tommy and Eddie tell the story of Good Friday and the hope that we can find in the darkness that came after Jesus’ crucifixion.

Mr. Drummond and Little Billy are back and ready to explain what Maundy Thursday is, and share the story of the Last Supper. As you learn about the final command Jesus gave His disciples, you’ll think about how you can show love to others.

Bart and Thomas, two of the disciples, help Tommy and Eddie tell the story of the woman who anointed Jesus with her expensive perfume. You’ll be challenged to think about what is pouring out of you and changing the atmosphere around you.

In this episode, Tommy and Eddie act out the story of the widow’s offering from Luke 21:1-4. You’ll laugh along with the guys and think about what it means to give what you can.

Tommy and Eddie imagine what it might have been like to be the people mourning for Lazarus, and what happened when Jesus called him to come forth. As you watch this story, you’ll learn more about the significance of the word, “name.”

Let's celebrate Palm Sunday with a little magic when their friend John Michael Hinton stops by. Tommy and Eddie share a funny video and teach about why Jesus rode in on a donkey.

In this episode, Eddie plays four of the main characters from the story of Esther as Tommy narrates the story. Aside from laughing out loud at Eddie’s characters, you’ll learn about how God used Esther, and think about how God can use you “for such a time as this.”

Tommy and Eddie retell the parable of the Prodigal Son that Jesus shared with His followers. You’re guaranteed to laugh along and be challenged to think about our Heavenly Father and unconditional love.

If you thought the story of creation told by Adam and Eve was entertaining and educational, just wait until you hear the next part of the story… When Eve shares the apple with Adam, things will never be the same!

If you ever wondered how God created the world and all the creatures and people in it, tonight’s story will get you all caught up. When Adam and Eve help tell the story of creation, you’ll learn and laugh a lot!

Tommy and Eddie tell the story of David and Jonathan’s friendship in this episode of Bedtime Bible Stories. You’ll love when “Stevie” and “Danny” come to reenact the story, and you’ll be challenged to think about what makes a good friend.

Tonight Tommy and Eddie share the story from John 5:1-9 about the time Jesus healed a man by a pool. This Bedtime Bible Story will get you thinking about excuses we make in our own lives.

You’ve probably heard about Noah and the Ark, but you haven’t heard it in Bedtime Bible Stories with The Skit Guys! Tommy and Eddie will tell you all about how Noah learned (and we can too) that God is our refuge.

Listen as Tommy and Eddie share the story of the miracle of Jesus healing a man with leprosy. This Bedtime Bible Story from Matthew 8:1-4 reminds us that God is the ultimate Healer.

Join Tommy and Eddie as they tell the story of Daniel in the lion’s den, from Daniel chapter 6. As you hear about the harrowing ordeal, you’ll discover what this Bedtime Bible Story teaches us about trust.

In this episode, the Bedtime Bible Story comes from Mark 4:35-41. Tommy and Eddie tell about the time Jesus calmed a storm and showed the disciples that they can trust and put their faith in Him and He can calm their fears.

Listen as Tommy and Eddie share the first Bedtime Bible Story with The Skit Guys. In this episode, the guys tell about David and Goliath from 1 Samuel 17, and challenge you to think about the word courage.