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| | | Cast: 3 male, 1 female | | | | Performance Time: Scene One: 2 minutes; Scene Two: 6 minutes; Optional Scene Three: 3 minutes | | | | Suggested Use: A humorous sketch with a serious ending for Labor Day or anytime taking God to work is discussed | | | | Topics: Accountable or Accountability, Christian Living, Labor Day, Work Ethics, Work or Workplace | | | Greg, a successful thirty-something businessman, is challenged to take God along to work. In the first scene, God confronts Greg after he has participated in the opening worship number for his church. God convinces Greg to bring Him along to his job the next day. Greg is skeptical, afraid God will be bored or might be an embarrassment. Scene Two, the next morning at work, displays Greg interacting with God during a typical day. Unfortunately, not all of Greg's actions and words align with a God-honoring behavior. God challenges Greg to allow Him to help, to guide, and to be an active part of his life, not just a Sunday morning relationship. The optional third scene is without words, revealing whether Greg decides to listen to God. A powerful ending, revealing the reality of how people often leave God at church.
(A note from the authors: This sketch is very effective if the part of Greg is played by one of your platform team and the sketch begins directly after a musical number. Be creative and stage the three scenes at different parts of your service, with Scene Three coming after the pastor's message.) | | | | Performance Royalty: Nonroyalty | | | | |
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