DEREK: But the thing about money is that if you make a big deal about it, you’re kind of defeating the point.
On giving to the poor: ‘The Silent Finance Awards’ (a comedy based on Matthew 6:1–4) Read More »
MATTHEW: I think it’s very easy to think of something as righteous, if it means you can generate wealth and pass it on to your children.
The rich young ruler: ‘The Sacrifice of Inheritance’ (a drama based on Matthew 19:16–30) Read More »
EZRA: I could make you very, very rich. And I’m willing to bet, that’s the one thing this Jesus fella has never promised you.
Jesus sends out the twelve: ‘The Miracle Method’ (a satire based on Matthew 5:5–15) Read More »
CASSANDANE: Supposing this baby boy has been born, what are they going to find? Some doting father who says, “Look at my handsome first-born son? Doesn’t he take after me?”
The Three Wise Wives (a short drama based on Matthew 2) Read More »
MARK: Imagine if someone put a sign outside the temple, “We are excited to announce that all sacrifices are free now”?
Offering and Greed: The Apocalypse of Price Gouging (a satire based on Matthew 21:12–13) Read More »
Today I have with me financial, legal and religious expert, Jacob Fleece, to give us his insights on household budgets.
Putting God before grifters in your household budget (a satire based on Matthew 15:1–12) Read More »
Today I need to rant about what Jesus said to the Golden Talent Agency when they offered to represent him. Seriously, you couldn’t make it up.
Jesus is every influencer’s worst nightmare! (a satire based on Matthew 6:24) Read More »
On the surface, it sounded like an investment advert ‘Your capital is risk,’ followed by, ‘You can reap big rewards!’ But an inside source has revealed the true intent behind this short story.
Samuel finds himself standing with Jesus outside the Philistine city of Beth-Shan, after Saul and his sons were defeated in battle. They talk about Saul’s life, the silence of death and the dead.
Living with conflict: A duologue between Samuel and Jesus Read More »
Samuel meets Jonathan amongst a colonnade of marble pillars. Jonathan shares how Michelangelo’s David prompted him explore stories from other traditions and see echoes of his life in them.
Living with conflict: A duologue between Samuel and Jonathan Read More »
Samuel goes to a heavenly copy of St Peter’s Basilica and meets his wife there. They discuss the hazards of fame and the role of art in helping people approach God.
Living with conflict: A duologue between Samuel and Peter’s wife Read More »
Samuel discovers John has chosen to make his dwelling a flat expanse of desert. John wryly recounts the things people say to him when they interrupt his solitude.
Living with conflict: A duologue between Samuel and John the Baptist Read More »
Samuel asks Ezekiel whether he’d rather be a prophet or a priest. Ezekiel answers that he’d be a mathematician.
Living with conflict: A duologue between Samuel and Ezekiel Read More »
Ronit shares what happened after Naaman was healed and how she wrestles with feelings of failure, but ultimately chooses obedience over bitterness.
And who would have thought the man
Had so much blood in him?
His blood and his body (a poem reflecting on when Pilate washed his hands) Read More »
This is a monologue / narrative sermon based on Matthew 3:1–12. It explores repentance from the point of view of an anonymous man.
Two Boys From Nazareth (a sketch about John the Baptist’s ministry) Read More »
A monologue based on Luke 2:41–50. Mary describes her experience and heartache from when Jesus visited the temple as a boy.
Skandalon: Mary teaches the boy Jesus Read More »
A monologue based on Luke 1:5–25,57–80. Elizabeth writes a letter to Mary shortly after the birth of John the Baptist.
His name is John: Elizabeth writes to Mary Read More »
