"My will be done"!

This "Skermon" (skit/sermon) about steering clear of the world's fleeting pleasures, focuses on three kinds of “idol worship,” listed in 1John 2:16,17. Each one is traced back to its roots in Satan’s temptation in the Garden of Eden (Gen. 3:6). First, the “lust of the flesh,” is traced back to the fruit being "good for food.” In a modern parallel, a woman over indulges herself at the spa, "idolizing" her body. Second, the “lust of the eyes,” is traced back to the fruit being “pleasing to the eye.” In a modern parallel, a man buys a car he cannot afford; "idolizing" his stuff. Third, the “boastful pride of life,” is traced back the fruit being “desirable for gaining wisdom.” In a modern parallel, a man sacrifices his relationship with his wife to climb the corporate ladder, "idolizing" his image. The pastor comments on "idol worship" after each vignette.

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Features

• A look at the origins of sin
• Presents a modern translation of Satan in the Garden
• Excellent for a sermon on sin, self-control, temptation, or idols

Specifications

	Dramatic Category	Skermon
	Scripture	Exodus 20:4, Genesis 3, 1John 2:16, 1John 5:21
	Topic	Lust of the eyes, flesh, and pride of life
	Audience	Youth and adult
	Cast	5 men, 4 women
	Time	6 minutes