One Yoke, Over Easy
About This Script
CHILD 1's chicken-egg wordplay on Matthew 11 (“yoke” vs. “yolk”) turns into a real conversation about what Jesus meant by His yoke being easy. A VOLUNTEER acts out the weight of trying to keep God's commands alone—until CHILD 2 explains that the Holy Spirit is the One who makes the burden light.
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