Available Programs

Just Somebody: When God Uses Women Who Feel Like Not Enough

In this 45-minute storytelling program, Laurie Kiel brings Scripture to life through four original biblical and inspirational monologues: the mother behind the loaves and fishes, Leah, Tabitha, and “Sondra Somebody.” With warmth, humor, and honest encouragement, Laurie explores what it feels like to be unseen, unloved, ordinary, or overlooked — and reveals how God uses women who offer Him what they have.

This program encourages women to stop calling themselves “just” and begin seeing themselves as loved, seen, and useful in God’s kingdom. Perfect for women’s groups, retreats, luncheons, and church gatherings. 

There Is Hope, There Is Healing, There Is God,

In this program, Job’s wife steps out from the shadows of Scripture to tell the story of unimaginable loss, unanswered questions, and a faith stretched almost beyond endurance. As she watches her husband suffer, mourns the death of her children, and faces the judgment of friends, she wrestles honestly with the questions so many people are afraid to ask: Is God real? Why do bad things happen to good people? Can God still be trusted when life falls apart?

Blending deep emotion, gentle humor, and powerful biblical insight, this dramatic monologue takes audiences on a journey from grief and despair to hope and restoration. It is a moving reminder that God does not always explain our suffering, but He meets us in it—and that even in the ashes, there is hope, there is healing, and there is God.

Rebuilding the Walls Within

This monologue brings the story of Nehemiah to life through the eyes of his sister, Jerusha. As Jerusalem’s walls lie in ruins, she wrestles with fear, doubt, grief, and hope while watching God call ordinary people to an extraordinary task. Through humor, emotion, and biblical storytelling, Jerusha discovers that rebuilding a city is not enough—God must also rebuild the hearts of His people.

This powerful program reminds audiences that we are all builders. Whether we are restoring relationships, families, faith, churches, or communities, God can use every willing person, including those whose work happens quietly behind the scenes. With themes of courage, obedience, worship, perseverance, and spiritual renewal, Rebuilding the Walls Within challenges listeners to guard their hearts, reject compromise, and trust God to restore what has been broken.