What's New at LifeLine Productions?

7/1/2006
LLP has just released our 34th set of spots!  Please take the time to listen to them and vote now!

5/6/2006
LLP is getting ready to release our 34th set of spots.  (Look for them in June)  In them, look for:

• An Angel of Death completing his checklist.
• The broccoli/ice cream diet.
• A janitorial crew that does nothing.
• The worlds worst lawyer.
• The worlds worst lifeguard.

11/23/2005  
LLP has released our 32nd set of spots and transcripts to download.

• A son who is not remorseful that he stole a painting from his dad.
• An Embezzler who is not as happy as he should be that all the charges against him have been dropped.
• A man who is in no hurry to turn in the winning lottery ticket
• To prove you don't need Jesus to get into Heaven, a man will jump out of an airplane without a parachute.
• A couple listening to a preacher on the radio discuss Romans chapter 7.
• A husband checks all the things that were done for him before answering his wife's question, "Do you love me?"  

6/1/2005  
You've asked and asked and finally, we've listened.  LifeLine Productions will be introducing new full length scripts throughout the month of June.  Only this time, we've opened up our genre.  Not only are we doing Gospel oriented skits, but we are also doing skits that are just for fun.  Many times you just want to have a fun show at your church with no heavy messages.  Below is just some of the new scripts you can find at LifeLine Productions:

• The Old Man - A Christian faces temptation: The Old Man.  A humorous and very visual illustration of the struggle we all face in everyday life.
• The Box - What would you do if you were faced with the choice of getting to know God better, or receiving $1,000.  A couple face this dilemma in a very revealing script.
• Cows - Two just for fun scripts dealing with cows.  One script deals with one cow facing the reality of getting branded.  The other is about a field trip to McDonalds.
• Butch & Chester - Come join two cowboys out on the range as they deal with snakes, loneliness and saddle sores.
• DABDAH - A script to help kids remember the six stages of how to deal with grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance and hope.
• The Disclaimer - (This month's free script) During the church reading of Romans 10:9-10, someone has to read the disclaimer: "That can't be right!, The following people are excepted from the previous passage..."

This month we've also included some of the work of Roseann Dashkowitz, a drama teacher at Cornerstone Christian Academy.  We found her work very similar to our style, and she has a zeal for reaching the younger crowd.  Included in her work you will find:

• Kindness - Parents learning a lesson on kindness from their kids.
• Prayer Meeting, AKA Gossip 101 - What looks like a prayer group is really an excuse to gossip.
• Race for Life - You have two choices, the S&N (straight and narrow) or the BWL (Big Wide Lane).  Watch and listen to interviews of the runner as they explain their choice of paths.
• The Fast Lane - If you have a youth group getting ready to do a fast to help the homeless, this script is just for you.  Here we deal with a group of teenagers going through the stages of a 30-hour fast.

Does this mean that LLP is now accepting outside scripts?  Yes it does.  Let us know if you wish to submit some of your work for us to review.

Come back often as we will have a complete book of Set 3 before too long.

Vote for your favorite Christian radio spot!

Every month we place ten different Christian radio messages on our voting page for listeners, such as you, to rate.  So far, about half of our Gospel spots have been rated.  
To date, the top 15 winners are:

If you haven't had a chance to rate our spots yet, go to our voting page and have a listen.

Go to our FAQ page to see which spots fared the worst.

For those of you who've always wondered what goes through our minds when we write this stuff, we created a trivia page. Now you can find out: 

• Which spot caused the biggest argument at LLP and how we resolved it.
• Mistakes we've made and had to leave in the spots.
• Hidden meanings of some of our messages.
• What originally sparked some of the ideas we use.

Go to the Trivia page to find out more.