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God promises the Holy Spirit. On a field trip to a local power station, Tina gets lost. They learn that the Holy Spirit dwells in us to help us and to enable us to commune with God and witness to the world. -
God promises answered prayer. While at the zoo, the characters learn that the zookeeper’s love and concern for the animals stops them from eating something that is not good for them. God knows what’s best for us, and that our prayers are sometimes answered with a “no.” -
God promises eternal life. In this skit, the characters learn about God’s promise of eternal life. They realize that what they do while they are alive effects what happens after they die! We emphasize the gift of eternal life in Jesus Christ. -
God promises forgiveness of sins. During a tour of a courthouse, all the characters get locked inside a jail cell, and Tina makes an emotional confession. They will never forget how it feels to be forgiven! It is compared to the gift of forgiveness through belief in Jesus Christ. -
Jesus said, "Blessed are the gentle." In this Skit Package, Zelda's ungentle use of karate exemplifies the contrast between a gentle person and a non-gentle person is clearly shown along with the results of the two. -
Jesus said, "Blessed Are The Peacemakers." Being peaceful is sometimes very difficult. Bringing peace to others is always rewarding. By making peace, Harvey learns that those who make peace please God so much that He is proud to call them sons and daughters. -
Your actions can be a form of worship to God. Doing what we know God wants us to do, and not doing what He tells us not to do is a great way to honor God. -
The idea that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit is introduced to the characters while visiting the hospital. They discover that the Spirit of God no longer lives in man-made temples as in Old Testament days, but that we, as Christians, now have the Holy Spirit living within us. Pastor Rufus encourages them to worship God by keeping their bodies, His “living temples,” pure and undefiled. -
The characters learn that prayer is simply a respectful way to express thanks to God, ask for forgiveness, and worship Him. -
Finding and being a friend is important to God. The characters discover the power of friendship as they work hard to recover from the hurt caused by words. -
The use of words is critical to God. The characters struggle with words that hurt. Pastor Rufus explains that their feelings about the dangerous effects of words are God's feelings that He expresses in Proverbs. After the characters realize what has happened with their use of words, they apologize and make up.
