Two Christians are looking for God's will for their lives in all the wrong places.

Three independent scenes (featuring the same two actors in different roles) illustrate how worry, doubt, and guilt keep people from enjoying the holidays. Could be done with two actors changing parts for each scene or 6 separate actors.

Mary visits Joseph at his workshop to tell him she's had an unusual visitor who imparted some wonderful, yet unsettling, news.

Modern society is leery of anything that seems to come too easily. When a confused customer can't understand why a clerk continues to shower him with the free grace of God, the clerk tries to convince him that the grace is limitless and free. But the customer just won't buy it.

A thirsty woman in search of a drink of water is barraged with too many choices.

Five Christmas tree ornaments discover the beauty of God's salvation plan, which includes people of all shapes and sizes.

A customer looking for the perfect piece of art is pleasantly surprised by what she discovers.

The focus on the gifts given by the Holy Spirit is the Giver and the receiver, not just the possessor.

This reader's theater piece is written for two readers but can be performed by more. It is a touching exploration of the places we look for love while ignoring God's still, small voice telling us, "You're wonderful. I love you."