Planting God's word in the hearts of people

In this Skermon (skit/sermon) about evangelism, Jesus tells the parable of “The Sower” as a metaphor of four different reactions to the Word of God being planted in the human heart. This "skermon" brings those four soils to life. The seed planted by the footpath (Robin) does not understand God’s truth and rejects it; the seed planted in shallow ground (Sandy) does not withstand hardship or persecution; the seed planted among the thorns (Rhoda) is choked out by cares and riches; but, the seed, planted in good soil, (Earnestine, Gladys, and Melody) yields a crop one hundred-fold. The pastor may choose to present the sermon in four parts after each vignette, or at the end while the characters freeze as he approaches each one. This skit is particularly good for a retreat or a sermon series because each vignette can appear before a message on that particular type of soil (heart reaction to the Gospel).

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Features

• A modern parallel to the "Parable of the Sower"
• Presents four reactions to the Gospel
• Excellent for a sermon on evangelism or discipleship

Specifications

	Dramatic Category	Skermon
	Scripture	Matthew 13:3-9, 18-23
	Topic	The Sower: Receiving the Gospel
	Audience	Women's ministry, youth, and adults
	Cast	7 women
	Time	15 minutes