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  • Take Courage

    September 30, 2003

    skit

    Readers' Theater: Illustration of a story told by Tony Campolo. The last gladiator competition in the Roman Coliseum was defeated by a little monk who was courageous enough to follow God's direction.

    All: (heads down)

    One: (looking through a dictionary) Courage: The quality of mind or spirit that enables a person to face difficulty. (turn head)

    Two: (imitate holding a gun) Danger!

    Three: (grab ankle) Pain!

    Four: (show muscle) with firmness

    Five: (hand out) without fear

    One: (close book) bravery. So…

    Two: (step into line) Take

    Three: (step into line) Courage.

    Four: (step into line) Be strong

    Five: (step into line) and courageous.

  • The Boat Ride

    September 30, 2003

    skit

    This is read by a narrator while the actors act.
    Jesus and his disciples had spent a long day of teaching and preaching by the lake and the evening had come. The disciples were tired and hungry. So tired and hungry they could barely stand up. Jesus said, “Men, let’s get in the boat and head for the other side of the lake. There’s a McDonald’s over there.” When the disciples heard this, they jumped up and down with glee, giving each other high fives and hugs. Then they boarded the boat, talking sailor talk.

    After they all got on the boat and they were on their way, Jesus found a beautiful cushion and laid his head on it, because he was very tired. He went to sleep immediately. He slept soundly—so soundly he snored.

  • The Champion

    September 30, 2003

    skit

    The actors act out the song “The Champion” by Carmen. This is a boxing theme of Jesus defeating Satan.

    Characters: God, Jesus, Satan, Narrator, three angels, and three demons 

  • The Doctor's Office

    September 30, 2003

    skit

    A man comes to the doctor’s office and the receptionist asks him to have a seat. He has a cold. As the other sick people come in and see the doctor, the first man keeps acquiring all of their symptoms. He’s itching, sneezing, twitching, etc. Finally a pregnant woman comes in and the man screams , “NO!”, and runs out.

    Characters: receptionist, pregnant woman, man who gets illnesses, and the people who are sick 

  • The Fence

    September 30, 2003

    skit

    People are sitting on a fence and Jesus and Satan are at opposite ends of the fence. Jesus says, “Come and follow me.” to the first person on the fence. That person asks, “Why should I?”. Satan gives reasons to come with him while Jesus combats Satan with the Word of God and reasons to follow Him. Each person decides one way or the other until they come to the last person, who decides that the fence is comfortable. He chooses not to make a decision either way, to just stay on the fence. Satan then says, “Welcome to Hell, I own the fence.” You can follow this by reading Revelation 3:15 or just stop after the last line.

    Characters: Jesus, Satan, four people on the fence 

  • The Race

    September 30, 2003

    skit

    Jesus stands in one corridor or side of the room and says, “Run toward me with preserving.” In very slow motion, the 3 runners begin running toward Jesus. At first, all three runners are focusing on Jesus, but only the person in the middle is running with a Bible. Satan sends an enticer of the opposite sex to pull one of the runners off course with the temptation of premarital sex. The enticer does this provocatively and leads the runner off course. At that time Satan comes and raps that runner’s ankles with the tape or rope and says, “Now I’ve got you!”

  • The Ultimate Athlete

    September 30, 2003

    skit

    Two former athletes are watching a game. They get into an argument about which of them was a better athlete. Jesus walks in and asks to sit down. The two question Him about where He went to school (University of Nazareth), and which sport He played (Cross Training). In the questions He describes salvation and the cross experience. One walks out and rejects Him. The other listens and stops harassing Him, eventually coming to know Him in a personal way. 

  • Too Light, Too Heavy, Just Right

    January 26, 2010

    skit

    Person 1: (enters the room with a bible behind his/her back and walks up to person 2) ( in a quiet voice) Hey, well i'd like to tell you about this guy who died 2000 years ago.  Okay bye!!!

    (sign pops up that says "Too light")

    Person 1 (Yelling) Get saved!!!!!!!!!!! (hits person 2 with bible)

    Person 2 No

    Person 1 (Louder)  Get saved!!!!!!! (again hits person 2 with bible)

    Person 2 No!!!!!

    Person 1 You're stupid!!!

    Person 2 No I'm not!!!!!!!!!! 

    Person 1 don't lie. the Bible says not to lie.

    Person 2 that says "holy bible"

    Person 1 Inside not outside dummy!!!!

  • Trapped in Sin

    September 30, 2003

    skit

    Jesus is standing off to the side away from the sin (can be done to “Bright Eyes” by Kim Carnes). The girl comes on stage and is trying to choose which direction to go in (the sin or Jesus). After thinking briefly, she starts toward the sin. Her caring friend comes out to try and persuade her to go toward Jesus, but the girl ignores her.

    She goes over to the sin and embraces them one by one. When she is finished, she goes back to the first sin and takes his hands and starts dancing in a circle. She is smiling, but the sin has no expression. Quickly, the second sin joins hands in the circle of dancing and then the third, fourth, and fifth.

  • Tug-O-War

    September 30, 2003

    skit

    One: Yeah---It's time for the annual Tug, Tug-O-War!

    Two: Yes! It is Tug, Tug-O-War time!

    Judge: To your places, tuggers.

    One: Hold up! O Great Tug Awareness!

    Two: Yeah, before we get roped into this. What is this Tug-O-War thing anyway?

    Judge: HA---HAAAAAA! You're serious aren't you? Okay, Webster defines Tug-O-War as a contest in which two teams pull at opposite ends of a rope, each trying to drag the other across a central line.

    One and Two: Okay, Ready, 1, 2, 3 (Both pull against themselves - the wrong way)

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