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This is a very short skirt that works well as an introduction to a discussion about God's vision/purpose for sex. The patient in the scene is a guy who clearly thinks about sex all the time. You might transition immediately into a group discussion by asking, "When does it seem like everyone is thinking about sex?" or "Do you...

This skit is short and easy to pull off. It requires only 3 actors (the Main Monk, Monk Monotony and a sign carrier) and one prop (a large sign which reads "ten years later").It's a good skit to use as an opener to a discussion about complaining. The skit lasts only about 2 minutes and even if kids don't...