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Religious Monologue
by C.C.Stutzman

A man is speaking to the Lord, after he has died and gone to heaven. He reminisces about his time on earth, and especially about his family. He asks, "Is my family doing all right without me? They should be well provided for with the insurance policy and then my savings. Could I maybe see them for just a minute? Oh, thank you Lord! Right there? All right. Oh, yes, there they are. My! Debbie looks so beautiful! Oh, and there's David! He's growing up so fast!" He talks about his family, but soon starts to talk about his job, and all the time he spent working his way up the corporate ladder. "Debbie was so happy when I got that last promotion. It made her feel so secure . . . . Well, yes, Lord, I do remember her saying that, but if I spent more time at home, what would I do? Business was my life and . . . . eternity?--my testimony? well, . . . I . . I told my secretary what church I attended." Eventually he realizes that he forgot to share the true meaning of Christmas and the gospel of Christ with his own son. He is devastated as he remembers all the chances he had to witness to his son, David, and didn't. He ends with a plea, "Someone, please tell him about the Christ child born to save him from his sins. He doesn't remember, and time is running out! Please, . . . please . . . tell him!" Very moving and challenging!

For a male speaker.
5-6 min.