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Power Source: A Christian Skit

The document is a script for a two-person Christian drama. In the drama, character B is frustrated trying to fix an appliance that is not working. Character A notices that the appliance is not plugged in and plugs it into an electrical outlet, getting it to work. They then have a discussion where character A admits to feeling spiritually disconnected. Character B explains that the problem is A has not been praying, reading the Bible, or fellowshipping with other Christians, just like the appliance was not working because it was not plugged into its power source. The drama is intended to teach about the importance of spiritual disciplines like prayer and Bible reading.

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Power Source: A Christian Skit

The document is a script for a two-person Christian drama. In the drama, character B is frustrated trying to fix an appliance that is not working. Character A notices that the appliance is not plugged in and plugs it into an electrical outlet, getting it to work. They then have a discussion where character A admits to feeling spiritually disconnected. Character B explains that the problem is A has not been praying, reading the Bible, or fellowshipping with other Christians, just like the appliance was not working because it was not plugged into its power source. The drama is intended to teach about the importance of spiritual disciplines like prayer and Bible reading.

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POWER SOURCE

CHARACTERS: 2 – every day ordinary people


PROPS: None (use pantomime)
COSTUMES: Street clothes
SETTING: None Specified

At Rise: B is fixing something, somewhat frustrated. A enters

A: Hi, whatcha doing?

B: Trying to fix this. (or TV, dryer, speaker, mouse, computer, whatever) It just won’t
work.

A: What have you tried?

B: I looked it over for damage, examined it for wear, everything. It still won’t run.

A: ( Picking up a cord behind the object) Look - here’s what’s the matter. You’re not
plugged into your power source. (Pantomimes plugging the plug into a wall socket)

B: You’re a genius. Thanks. What did you come over for anyway?

A: (More seriously) I just haven’t been doing well spiritually. I feel kinda outta touch.

B: Have you been praying about it?

A: No

B: What about reading your Bible?

A: No

B: Have you been fellowshipping with other Christians?

A: No

B: That’s your problem - you’re not plugged into your power source!

© 2005 Kathy Applebee May be used freely to teach, preach and glorify God.
More royalty free Christian Drama skits can be found at my Fools for Christ website at [Link]
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