Skits

Children act out the story of Saul meeting Jesus on the road to Damascus, and learn a valuable lesson: When God wants to get our attention He can use anything! (Skit for five)

An interview with two of the Apostles after spreading the news that the Kingdom of Heaven is near. (Skit for four)

This skit teaches children that we all need forgiveness and that we should not have a fault-finding attitude toward others. (Skit for three.)

Mini skits about dedicating your desires, actions, and thoughts to the Lord.

A skit about David and Goliath that teaches children that it is important to know God and to serve only Him. (Skit for up to four)

Part 2: Sofia has a hard time being humble and must turn to God for help. (A skit for three)

A mini skit that introduces the children to Nehemiah's mission from God. (Skit for two.)

Finding a true friend has nothing to do with outward appearances. (A skit for three persons)

Two short skits to show the difference between giving into the desires of this world and finding contentment in following the ways of the Lord. (Skit for seven)

The children will perform a skit based on Isaiah 36-37 to remind them that God is the only true protector. (Skit for seven or more: King Hezekiah, King of Assyria, Eliakim, Isaiah, Citizens, and two narrators.)

The story of the prophet Elijah during the time of severe drought while an unfaithful king ruled in the Northern Kingdom. Shows how God can provide in miraculous ways. 1 Kings 17:1-16 (Skit for five)

In this skit a young boy redeems himself from an awkward situation that could have cost him his integrity. (A skit for six persons)

A skit about three boys who realize through a little humility to give credit to whom the credit is due. (A skit for four persons)

The students will enjoy participating in a silly skit that demonstrates the need to show love and dedication through your heart and actions—not just through words and study. (Four or more actors.)

Part 1: Sofia, a brilliant young student learns that we all need to be humble, just like Jesus. (A skit for four)

Sharing your faith is not always easy, but remember, Jesus is always there to help. (Skit for five persons)

A skit between two boys and the real reasons for celebrating Easter. (A skit for two persons)

Here’s a silly twist on the story of "The parable of the Two Sons" found in Matthew 21:28-30.

Joe is reminded that perseverance has its reward. (A skit for two)

Part 4: Sofia discovers the joy of serving food to others, after some confusion about who will enjoy the meal. (A skit for three)

As Christians, we must choose to pray, knowing that our Father in heaven hears our prayers.

Part 3: Sofia gets out her apology, and also learns a valuable lesson about love. (A skit for two)

From this skit about two sisters children will see how Jesus should have a priority in their life. (Skit for four)

Short skits to help children learn about the different ways they can show responsibility. (Skits for five teams of two)

A skit about a boy who would rather catch a fish than catch a ball, and how he faced conflict with his jealous brother. (A skit for three persons)

This skit teaches children to exercise their faith and give praise to the Lord. (Skit for two or eleven.)

Out of the same mouth come praise and cursing, my brothers, this should not be. James 3:10 (A skit for four)

It's not easy to be submissive, but in this skit we see that practice makes it easier. (A skit for two persons)

If we don't care about those who are lost, who will? (Skit for three persons)

It is up to God's people to go out and share the Gospel of Christ. This skit shows how prayer and fasting help us prepare to fight in this spiritual battle against Truth. (Skit for up to nine.)

This skit will show children how lying can stain their reputation. (A skit for four)

Children act out the story of the Bible character, Tabitha.

Sometimes the best Christmas gift is receiving the Gift of Jesus (A skit for five)

A moving skit about how one crooked tree was blessed on Christmas day. (Skit for six:

A story about forgiving the shortcomings of others to see their true worth. (Skit for three persons)

A skit that teaches children it is important to resist temptation by knowing God’s Word and serving Him only.

The Son of God came to earth as a man to show us the way to Heaven. (Skit for seven)

A humorous skit about a little girl and her dog learning the Ten Commandments. (Skit for five)

Sometimes things aren't what they seem, but we can always trust in the Lord for strength and understanding. (A skit for four or more persons)

The true celebration of Christmas is when we welcome the everlasting gift of God's own Son. (A skit for four)

An interactive skit where the children provide an alternate ending to make an angry character respond wisely. (A skit for two)

Amy learns that she cannot simply listen to the Word of God, she must also do what it says. (A skit for two)