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In the Dark
By Josh Hornbeck
When problems arise in our lives, where do we turn? Do we try to solve the problem on our own? Do we freak out and panic? Or do we turn to God in our times of trouble?
As they finish a remodeling job, two construction workers are faced with their most difficult task yet – setting up two floor lamps. When the lamps don’t turn on, the workers alternate between panic and grim determination as they attempt to turn on the lights.
In the Dark is a funny snapshot of the ways we respond to the troubles of life.
Cast Breakdown
2 Men
Approximate Running Time
5-15 Minutes
Intended Audience
Church Service
Standard Royalty
$10 per Performance
Featured Themes and Issues
Turning to God
Anxiety
Relying on God’s PowerCopyright © 2010 Josh Hornbeck, All rights reserved - Other Writings