I win; you lose.

Trisha and Bob Bickerson argue about what kind of a car to buy. He wants something fast, and sporty; she wants a van for the kids and the groceries. Throughout the argument, the “Crown of Sovereignty” is passed between them, as both of them deliver a speech to the audience that “tells it like it really is” from the opposing viewpoints of the two sexes. This "Metaphor Skit" sets up a sermon clearly stating that no one is allowed to be dominant in a Christian relationship. The laws of submission are mutual, and each sex must learn to serve the needs of the other in marriage: she submits her natural, maternal, administrative ability to “take charge,” and he submits the natural advantage his size and strength give him to achieve his will “by force.”

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Features

• A humorous look at which sex gets to dominate in marriage
• Presents a compelling argument for "mutual submission"
• Excellent for a sermon on marriage, power, submission, dominance, or sacrifice

Specifications

	Dramatic Category	Metaphor Skit
	Scripture	Philippians 2: 3, 4
	Topic	Mutual submission in marriage
	Audience	Youth and adult
	Cast	1 man, 1 woman
	Time	5 minutes