JUST ONE QUESTION

Student 1: There was once a time in my life when everything seemed okay. I thought I could make
everything right. Things are going my way.
Student 2:  You are my sister.
Student 3: My student.
Student 4: My friend.
Student 5:  I worked with you all the time!
Student 6 & 7:  You were nice whenever we saw you.
Student 1:  See? My life was fine.
Student 2: I couldn’t have asked for a better sister. You were strong when I was the weakest. You’ve protected
me but of course… some things stay a secret.
Student 3: You’re a good student, quiet and respectful of what I thought. We share the same opinions or at least
that’s what I thought.
Student 6:  You sit me with class, and we always seem to agree. You said, it was okay to believe what I
believe.
Student 5:  There was that one day at work, when you took the time to listen to the news that I was
pregnant. You supported my decision.
Student 4:  Remember when we were little, and we played tag all the time? I was your best friend, and you
were mine?
Huh mine, and things were, uh, they were fine, weren’t! they?
Student 1:  As far as I can see.
Student 4:  I have just one question, why didn’t you witness to me?
Student 1:  What?
Student 4: WHY. DIDN’T. YOU. WITNESS TO ME?
Student 5: Why didn’t you care?
Student 2: If the truth you had could save us,
Student 7: Then why you wouldn’t share?
 1: I didn’t know what to say.
Student 4:  Oh, really?
Student 1:  I just known you for so long, I didn’t think you’d want to listen.
Student 4:  Well guess what? YOU WERE WRONG.
Student 2:  YOU KNEW THE TRUTH!
Student 4: You didn’t tell us!
Student 3:  You only make disciples, huh?
Student 5:  How could you do this!
Student 6:  You were a Christian?
Student 1:  What have I done?
Student 2:  I thought you were a Christian! Sometimes you even went to church. But you never try to bring me!
It’s not like what I have heard.
Student 3: I couldn’t stand the thought of church. I thought Christian arguments were weak. I didn’t know
that that was true, that something textbooks don’t teach.
Student  7:  So your gospel, it was true? Jesus really was the savior? I thought Mohammad was
a great prophet? Is Jesus greater?
Student 1: Well yes, Jesus is the Lord! You didn’t pray the sinner’s prayer?
Student 7 : NO! I was a Muslim and you didn’t share.
Student 5: You’re telling me, you were a Christian?
Student 1: Yeah
Student 5: So you were just having fun? When you said my decision was okay to abort my son!
Student 1: Wait! Don’t blame this on me! I am not the problem here.
Student 3: Then explain why all of this happened.
Student 4: I think it’s very clear.
Student 6: You’re supposed to tell us! That’s not hard at all!
Student 1: You don’t understand!
Student 3: What? That Christians don’t respond to the call?
Student 2:  You were my sister, you could have shared this on blood and die for me. I guess you
don’t find the important like the blood of family.
Student 7: So I was a Muslim, you could’ve talked to me. Was it that scary to tell me the truth?
Student 1: I figured that someone else might do it.
Student 6:  That person was supposed to be you!
Student 2: People like you were the reason I left!
Student 3: Those whose heart God only in speech. Christian should witness even I know that.
Why don’t you practice what you preach.
Student 5: I thought Christians didn’t believe in murder!
Student 1: They don’t!
Student 6: Then why wouldn’t you agree. You were supposed to have this life in you, but you want
to kill the one with me.
Student 5: I was your best friend you still have nothing to say.
Student 1: I’m sorry it wasn’t that easy.
Student 3: Why because I was gay?
Student 1: Don’t get me wrong I know I couldn’t change this. I didn’t want to accept the truth. I
won’t have to dedicate my life I just wanted to be like all of you.
Student 7: Is that why you became a Christian so you wouldn’t have to burn in hell, where little
disguise didn’t work truth is more than just some story to tell.
Student 2 &3: Why did you witness to me!
Student 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7: Why didn’t you care if the truth you have could save us, then why
wouldn’t you share.
Student 1: I didn’t why I’m like this.
Student 5: Actually, you did!
Student 1: I’m sorry!
Student 3: You can change the way we lived!
Student 1: I’m sorry I wish I can go back and do this all over somehow I should have shared the
truth.
Student 6: Yeh, you should
Student 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7: But we are all in hell now
Student 1: There was once a time in my life when everything seemed OK but I didn’t accept the
gospel that’s why I’m in hell today my life didn’t show Christ it was fake I didn’t witness or live it out
Student 1, 2, 3, 3, 5, 6, 7: So, because you are lukewarm and neither hot nor cold I will spit you
out of my mouth.

NOTE: Be creative, you can change the delivery based on your style. Good luck everyone!