Dramatic Monologues are dramatic, emotional reactions to life's relationships and crisis points against the backdrop of life.

Dramatic Monologues provide very memorable introductions or conclusions for the pastor as he presents the church sermon. Dramatic Monologues give your drama ministry first-hand opportunities to link with the pastor to create a sermon illustration that will compliment any topical or expository sermon.

The faith, hope, and love that that fuel the Christian life are delightfully illustrated in these monologues that range in topics from the wages of sin to the grace of salvation, and from work place relationships to marriage and parenting. Dramatic Monologues are divided into two categories: Monologues and Monologue Skits. The actor who presents a Monologue actually becomes the character, in full costume and makeup, then gives the audience a glimpse into the character’'s inner-most thoughts as he or she struggles with life's crises, marriage, family, and interpersonal relationships. A Monologue Skit is a type of Christian drama skit in which the central character takes a moment to "think about life" and delivers a monologue while the rest of the skit freezes. The events of the skit set the character up for an important emotional reaction that comes in the form of a monologue. The audience gets a first-hand look at the psychological struggle that the events of the skit create.

Click on the links for the two categories of Dramatic Monologues below, to find Christian drama scripts that will celebrate the Christian life and portray God's love and God's will in the life of the believer. These Christian skits build healthy family relationships, encourage spiritual growth, and challenge your church to evangelism.