Script Type
Soul Insurance
We all need insurance; for our home, car, and life. However, the Harris’ soon realize they are missing the most important insurance of all; insurance to guarantee their soul will go to heaven when they die.
Me, Myself, and I – Can Get Along (women version)
Mrs. Anderson (I) desperately tries to live holy but struggles with her inner temptations; Me and Myself. If she can just stop these sinful tempters from influencing her, then she can live a life pleasing to God. Therefore, she goes to court to get a restraining order against Me and Myself. (The women version includes temptations and dialog more applicable to women)
Me, Myself, and I – Can’t Get Along (men version)
Mr. Anderson (I) desperately tries to live holy but struggles with his inner temptations; Me and Myself. If he can just stop these sinful tempters from influencing him, then he can live a life pleasing to God. Therefore, he goes to court to get a restraining order against Me and Myself. (The men version includes temptations and dialog more applicable to men)
Christmas Court TV
This script is parody of the popular TV court shows. Who can better testify to the birth of Christ than an actual eyewitness, the sheep whom was in the manger. Shirley the Sheep is suing Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer claiming that the Reindeer stole the true meaning of Christmas.
White Sunday
Marsha asked her sister Audrey to camp out all night to receive a free gift. Audrey loves to shop during the holiday season, so she’s eager to join Marsha, especially after the sales from Black Friday. After hours of camping on the street Audrey realizes that they are camping in front of a church. Marsha comes to explain that she wants Audrey to receive the most important gift of all, the free gift of salvation.
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Acts Syndrome
Pastor Seymour is mid-way through his 2-year series on the Book of Acts. He’s been preaching from Acts so long that he says the word “Act” in every word that begins with the letter “A”, e.g., “Act-labama”. Concerned over this change in her husband’s speech, his wife takes him to a doctor. Pastor Seymour is suffering from Acts Syndrome…a condition onset by preaching only from the Book of Acts for an extended period of time.