Sketch

When a member of the Williams’ family accepts Christ, they hold a family funeral to acknowledge and celebrate the death of the person’s old sinful life. Tyler (a teen boy) recently accepted Christ; now his mother is preparing his obituary for his Sin Funeral. Tyler thinks this is a crazy family tradition, but his mother and uncle convince him to complete his sin obituary as he begins his new life in Christ

Satan (who happens to be in church today) tries to persuade a church member to lie about the status of her giving (tithing). This is a humorous yet convicting presentation that addresses one of the most sensitive subjects in today’s church: dishonest giving.

The Presidential Race is not the only important election underway.  Two candidates (Mr. Carnal Flesh and Mr. Divine Spirit) are constantly engaged in an electoral debate. They want to win the opportunity to govern our lives everyday.  Now we must cast our vote (make our choice) based on each candidate’s position on issues that are important to us. Who will you vote for?

A young Deacon is burdened with his new responsibility in the Family Care Ministry. Fearful of rejection, he struggles to make contact with his assigned church families. This sketch explains the purpose of a Family Care Ministry.

The Dollar Family is having the funeral for Grandpa-1 Dollar. Grandpa’s grand-children (Shopper-50 Dollars, Vacationer-100 Dollars, and Drinker-20 Dollars) show up for Grandpa’s funeral. They feel very uncomfortable because they haven’t been in church in years. However, they are touched by the Pastor’s eulogy. Each Dollar decides to be “saved” (donated to church).

A father engages his son in a “man to man” discussion about life on his son’s sixteenth birthday. Surprisingly, the father learns more from his son than the son learns from him. This is a great script for Father’s Day.