Skits

God gave us Sabbath for a purpose but there are lots of ways we can misunderstand it. This skit is designed to help highlight (with a little hyperbole!) some of the ways we understand and misunderstand Sabbath.

As we consider Christ in the manager, this skit helps us hear from the voices of in the nativity. We hear their stories and from God's Word to remind us that in Jesus we witness God's plan of forgiveness and love born for us in this child.

This play is designed to be in modern day take the character of the older brother in the parable of the Prodigal Son. It helps young people to consider how important grace and worship are. This is one of three skits that take the same approach to Bible verses.

This play is designed to be in modern day take with the character of the disciple Thomas and connects it in more modern terms when it comes to truth and doubt. This is one of three skits that take the same approach to Bible verses.

This play is designed to be a take on telling the Daniel story from scripture. The character of Daniel connects in more modern terms to how we are tempted to follow our friends rather than God. This is first of three skits that take the same approach to Bible verses that will come out in the next months.

This skit is designed to start a conversation about what kind of leader God calls and empowers us to be. As young leaders struggle, this skit reminds us to put Christ at the center of all we do.

This skit is designed to start a conversation about the transition out of high school and into what is next. This can be used with other resources to help young people think about how God is with them through all kinds of transitions.

This skit and devotion work together to talk about the importance of prayer. Youth may doubt God is listening to their prayer, but this discussion will help them think about God's response. The key focus is that God hears all our prayers to Him. We can love and trust Him to answer our prayers according to His will.