Comments on: Powerful Gospel Skit

By: sadie Y

sadie Y — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 02:20:02 +0000

ive been going away from god for awhile now and this movie really really helped me alot thanks!!!!!

By: lorraine

lorraine — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 01:27:36 +0000

ohhhh who ever created this skit shouldv provided kleenex’s!!! i am literally mopping up my keyboard….this is an amazing skit god bless to whoever made it!!!!

By: Adam

Adam — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:30:22 +0000

I really liked this video. My wife shared it with me this morning. I can see some of the things about Jesus’ actions that others have noted. However, I think we have to remember that we do sideline Jesus and make him “powerless” in a sense. He won’t barge into our life and force us to accept Him. He probably does watch us when we have fallen and think “what can I do to make them ask for my help?” He probably does “worry” about us when we’ve turned our back on Him. His overpowering love for us makes Him hurt when we hurt; makes Him angry when people hurt us. He wants to deliver us from all evil, but we have to let Him.

By: Dillon Rogers

Dillon Rogers — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 07:28:55 +0000

Our youth has performed this skit in church. I was privileged in playing the role of Jesus. It is a great skit. For Christians. My youth minister carried two of his lost friends to a Christian concert, where this skit was performed. After the performance, the two friends stood dumbfounded. One of them looked at my youth leader and said: “Drinking and partying doesn’t make me want to go suicidal.” From the perception of a lost person, this skit makes no sense. I think it blocks out the fact that the bible says that sin is fun. Lost people don’t realize the regret they will have. For, not everyone is psychic. Sadly, the skit may even push away many of today’s ungodly youth. As a Christian, I absolutely love this skit! It’s my favorite of all time! But, reflecting on the days of immorality, I would’ve quickly shunned the presentation of pleasure being portrayed as regretful.

By: lorraine

lorraine — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 22:26:47 +0000

i once again cried i loooooooooove this vid i really wish i could spend more time with god than i really do but i am so busy with sccool i cant get behind….sigh….life sux sometimes

By: lorraine

lorraine — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 05:31:15 +0000

omg i sobbed god is so good i need to reach out to him more and more

By: Connie

Connie — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 00:15:23 +0000

We have a great dance/drama ministry in our youth ministry & we use this skit, but we have made a few changes to reach the lost when we do outreaches. We do not have an immodest girl come out in a dress, but a modestly dressed preppy acting girl like she is ‘all that’. Jesus ackowledges the fact that the girl decides she wants to go her own way, rejecting His love & guidance & he acts grieved that she made that choice, but He does not act helpless. He stands with His head bowed as if crying because He died for her & hates to see where her choices are leading her. This can be a very powerful means of evangelism if done right & we know that for a fact:) We have Jesus make the devil look like a wimp & it’s a great tool. We have ministered to many cutters, etc. that nothing else has touched them.

By: Kate Victoria

Kate Victoria — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 15:34:13 +0000

Wow. I am not easily moved by videos but I was crying. What encouragement you bring to teens everywhere.

By: Kay Morris

Kay Morris — Wed, 27 May 2009 18:57:45 +0000

WOW!!! There was a very heated discussion going on awhile back. I think it is very good that people are willing to really take the time to discern what they believe is good and evil as compared to the word of God. Too many people today just don’t care; they would watch it, read the comments section, and say “whatever, doesn’t really matter what I think, I’m goin’ to Heaven”. Anyway, even with its flaws I admired the skit. I have seen ones that I like better, but this one was still very touching. I would like to thank Alex and Brett for putting it on.
~Kay Morris

By: Robert Wood

Robert Wood — Wed, 27 May 2009 02:30:40 +0000

I actually had the chance to play Jesus in this skit on a mission trip to Chicago. Come to think of it, this really is the closest representation of salvation I’ve seen. There are details that can’t be portrayed by it, but I feel it displays the relationship between Jesus and His creation well, which is a key part of salvation. Obviously, we can never fully portray the true picture of salvation, but I think this is very powerful, and may be very effective in reaching certain people. I don’t really want to do it again, because I really don’t think I can do it well enough, but I certainly appreciate it.