View Script: "The Big Word" Script details (as entered by the author): Script Details (viewed 3,781 times) Script title: The Big Word Script Author Skip Spangler: Profile | Scripts Date uploaded: March 03 2012 Average rating: 1 (Terrible) 2 (Pretty bad) 3 (Pretty bad) 4 (Average) 5 (Average) 6 (Good) 7 (Good) 8 (Very good) 9 (Very good) 10 (Fantastic) 0.0 (Not yet rated) 0 votes (View) Description: Pastor Skip, Bobo, and Lulu discuss temptation, and discover how Jesus stayed faithful in the face of the tempter. A humorous and Biblically focused script. Bobo is a monkey, Lulu a hamster. Message from Skip Spangler: This script was inspired by a children's sermon that took an unexpected turn, and submitting it is my way of thanking this online community for inspiring many other scripts used at our church. Please feel free to adapt it to your own situation. Keywords: Bible Stories, Faithfulness, Jesus, Obedience, Self-control, Temptation Most appropriate ages:  From 8 yrs old, to 12 yrs old Materials: None Number of puppets: 2 Number of non-puppets (ie humans): 1 Approximate running time: 3-5 (minutes) Script language: English Christian/Non-Christian/Either: Christian Download/View Script Viewing the Script - Left click on the links below.  This will work on most browsers. Downloading the Script - Right-click on the link and select "Save Link As...". MS Word format (DOC): Script available Adobe Acrobat format (PDF): Script not available in this format Plain text (TXT): Script not available in this format HTML format (web page on this website): Script not available in this format MP3 sound file: Script not available in this format HTML format (web page on another website): No link entered Video Link: No link entered Tell a friend  Report a Problem  Free DOC viewer  Free PDF viewer Rate This Script Please be constructive and treat the author's work with respect. Blank ratings of 1 will be removed.  Information entered below will be publicly available. Your Rating: 1 (Terrible) 2 (Pretty bad) 3 (Pretty bad) 4 (Average) 5 (Average) 6 (Good) 7 (Good) 8 (Very good) 9 (Very good) 10 (Fantastic) Your name (optional): Your e-mail address (optional): Comments heading (optional): Comments (optional): More Like This   1. In God's Sight by Art & Louise Ferry - View script Rating: 5.8 , Votes: 2 God sees everything - from spoiled brats in rich countries to starving kids in poor countries. Keywords: Character  Greed  Materialism  Money  Priorities  Self-control   2. Judging Others by Don Stott  - View script Rating: 6.6 , Votes: 3 Ronnie has been kept awake all night by the dog next door and Ronnie thinks his neighbors need to be "paid back". Do we recognise our own faults and annoying habits ? Check out this fun script used to introduce the theme of judging others. Keywords: Forgiveness  Fun  Golden Rule  Patience  Peace  Respect  Self-control  Sensitivity  Tolerance  Ventriloquist  Judging   3. Counting The Beans by Joe Medrek  - View script Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0 This skit shows the viewer how God works out his plan in their life. You can never make up the stories that the Lord orchestrates. Keywords: Friendship  God  Jesus  Love  Trust  Special  Promises  Image Of God  Grace   4. Fathers Day by Randy Carpenter  - View script Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0 Rocky thinks there is only 1 Fathers Day but Learns there are 52, and gets upset because he cant buy 52 gifts..and learns the 4th Commandement with the children. Keywords: Bible  Church  Faithfulness  Fathers Day  God  Obedience  Praise and worship  Priorities  Responsibility  Stewardship   5. God Still Loves You by Kate Monrovi  - View script Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0 Harry spends the money his dad gave him on gross food from McDonald's. He feels terrible about it, and learns that both God and his dad still love him. Relates to the story of Moses the murderer. Keywords: Apologetics  Authority  Bible  Bible Stories  Character  Church  Failure  Family  Fathers Day  Forgiveness  Fun  God  Greed  Lying  Mercy  Money  Obedience  Parable  Parents  Sin

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