A comedic look at witnessing, using nine different scenarios that show how Christians fail to evangelize effectively.

A customer feels guilty for receiving a free gift and wants to pay for it himself.

So what do we do with the dreams God has given us? Do we open them up and start playing like a kid at Christmas? Or do we set them aside like guest towels and china for some special day in the future?

What begins as casual conversation turns extremely personal, as two strangers reflect on the September 11 terrorist attacks and their belief in God.

One stranger (Mary) explains the point of Christmas to a scared and disullusioned stranger in labor with her first child.

While dodging yet another street evangelist, Joe runs into an angel and a hands-on demonstration of his inability to earn salvation by his own efforts. A lighthearted metaphor with a sobering message for unbelievers.

When Jan and Dean first decided to host a small home group, it seemed like a great idea; but they quickly discover that their motives for ministry may not be coming from the right place.

When Darlene receives a phone call from her husband saying he's taking her on a dream getaway, she thinks they'll be going on a romantic second honeymoon to the sandy beaches of Acapulco. They'll be going to Acapulco alright, but it is for a missions trip to the Indians.

To prepare the audience for a discussion on the perceived relativity of truth; to raise the questions, Can there be one truth? Isn't everything relative, depending on point of view?