"Come and get it, or you'll really get it!"

This “Christian Mime Theater” skit portrays the "Parable of the Great Banquet." It puts into a modern context, those who respond to the invitation of Jesus, the host. Those who don’t accept the invitation are those who “bought a plot of land," portrayed by a young couple who are building a new house; or "who just bought oxen," portrayed by a woman who bought a new car; or "got married," portrayed by a newly married couple. These people simply refuse the invitations when they come. Those who accept the invitation to enjoy the bounty of his banquet, (God's love and forgiveness), are the sick, the poor, those in the hedges (working class), and those on the highways (motor cyclists), who look pretty tough, but celebrate the privilege of being invited to the King's fine banquet.

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Features

• A visible picture of God's great invitation to mankind
• Presents a realistic look at the kinds of people who reject and those who accept God's invitation
• Excellent for a sermon on God's love, man's response to God, redemption, free will, or joy of Heaven

Specifications

	Dramatic Category	Christian Mime Theater
	Scripture	Luke 14: 16-24
	Topic	God's invitation to come to Him
	Audience	Youth, family, and adults
	Cast	18 people
	Time	10 minutes