Announcing a New Approach to
Community Outreach

 We now offer three Sunday Morning messages that present the biblcial  basis for creative arts ministry and how drama can enhance worship and evangelism.  Here's how it works. 

  • Sunday morning Bible Message regarding how drama can be used as a powerful medium for presenting the gospel.
  • A concluding appeal for attenders to bring a guest to one of our feature dramas that Sunday evening drama.
  • That afternoon church members seek out, invite and bring a family member, neighbor, friend or co-worker to the evenung drama.

Each message concludes with this appeal:  Often, after performing one of our feature dramas, attenders will say to me at the reception line, "I wish I had brought...(fill in family, neighbor, friend)."  Don't let this happen to you.  Bring that someone tonight to see...(fill in title of the scheduled evening drama).

CHANGING LIVES THROUGH DRAMA
A Mission We Share in Common with Local Churches

Message Option 1
IN THEIR SIGHT
Of Goads and Well-Driven Nails
Based on Passages in Ezekiel

  • The DDM vision for biblical drama ministry, filled with dramatic stylings and bright humor.
  • A strong encouragement for believers to discover their own spiritual gifts.
  • An understanging that every believer has a role is bringing Christ to those around them.

Message Option 2
A PASSION  FOR TRUTH
Of Goads and Well-Driven Nails
Based on Ecclesiastes 12

  • The value of creativity in Bible teaching, worship and evangelism.
  • A powerful encorsement of  the ongoing Bible teaching of local pastors.
  • A strong encouragement for believers of all ages to commit to faithful, regular church attendance.
  • A dramatic conclusion people will never forget, resulting in A PASSION FOR TRUTH.
  • Listen to this message:  Click on AUDIO LINK BELOW.

Message Option 3
WHATEVER YOU ASK
Of Axeheads and Angels
Based on Selected Passages

  • What we can expect when we pray "In Jesus name."
  • Some remarkable true stories of answered prayer.
  • More to come, as this new presentation is developed.....

A Passion for Truth
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      On Sunday morning, July 31st, Alan presented In Their Sight.  He  conluded with this appeal:  Often, after performing one of our feature dramas, attenders will say to me at the reception line, "I wish I had brought...(fill in family, neighbor, friend)."  Don't let this happen to you.  Bring that someone tonight to see BEYOND THE PASSION.

     Five people brought a guest with them that Sunday evening.  The following week we received several email stories.

      I BROUGHT MY NEIGHBOR:  A t this performance I had my 82-year old neighbor with me.  She was VERY touched by the play — literally sitting on the edge of her seat at times.  I could tell she was hanging on every word.  Her all-time greatest fear in life? DEATH, because she said she's not sure "what's on the other side.”  I've talked with her several times about eternity, but everything was covered in your stageplay. At the end she said, "This answers a lot of questions for me.  I've never heard this before! I've learned a lot tonight.” I can't wait for the next time she and I are together.   I will keep you posted. — KC

      One of our praise dancers also brought a friend to the performance that evening.  This lady, in her late 60’s — has her own background in theater.  She was deeply impressed by every aspect of the stage play.  Her heart was so touched we understand she re-dedicated her life to the Lord and has attended Solid Rock CC every Sunday since.   We had the privilege of meeting her a few weeks ago and she has asked to join our VTeam.

      There was another beautiful young lady at the performance who has not yet professed faith in Jesus.   However, we are told by the friend who brought her, “She seems very open to spiritual things when I’ve talked with her.”   She was deeply impressed with the “dead guy.”  (One of our regulars, Kyle, played Marcus and died eloquently.)   Our friend who brought her said, “Needless to say, it was a lively conversation in my car on the way home.