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“Forever Changed”, (a parable of Zacchaeus) is a captivating Biblical drama of one of the most familiar characters of first century Jerusalem. Yet, why is Zacchaeus so famous? And, what drove Zack up a tree and out on a limb? Because he was “little of statue?” It must have been more than just that he was vertically challenged! Now a new release book you will want to read and will want to give! go to http://www.way.org for Pre-release specials This highly charged Christian play takes Christian drama to a unique place. Within  just
35 minutes the well know tax collector tries to collect taxes from Bartimaeus, the woman
with the issue of blood, the demoniacs’ home and the woman about to bury her only
child. Not a good day in the tax collecting business! They all beg for mercy for 30 days
and Zacchaeus promises to return, as “the debt must be paid.” Fast forward this Christian drama to the appointed 30 days hence and here we go again, but as Zack knocks on each door he is greeted with changed lives and confronted with his own. This yarn may be a stretch, but who’s to say it didn’t happen this way? And more importantly, it’s all about changed lives. SUGGESTIONS FOR USE “Forever Changed” runs 35 minutes plus commitment time. The closing message is easily adapted for evangelism, rededication and inspiration. “Forever Changed” is often used in the AM service with “Nicodemus” (the original Nic at Night) for the evening. Perfect for Sunday AM services, bring-a-friend day, men’s retreats, youth camps, evening service, choir banquets and special retreats. FACILITY REQUIREMENTS Very little set up is required. Please see tech page for details and suggestions. |