Story Outline

The story outline is one way to start writing a script that in the process makes us able to prepare the basics of the story. Because, this basic story is what will later become the main material of the script that we want to write.

I. Introduction

- Introducing the main characters: Marry, Marta and Lazarus

- Setting: a small village in Betania

II. Conflict

- Marta did not like her sister Maria's habit of praying and reading the Bible

- According to Marta, there was a lot of time that could be used to work rather than doing those things

- However, even so, Maria still did her work without Marta's knowledge

- While their brother Lazarus had been sick for a long time.

III. Story Development

- Maria and Lazarus heard the news of the coming of a messiah, Jesus, whom they had been waiting for all this time

- Marta became angry and thought it was made up

IV. Climax

- Lazarus died while waiting to meet the Messiah

- Mary and Martha were sad about Lazarus' departure, their faith in God was tested

- Jesus came to visit them and raised Lazarus

- Lazarus rose and they invited Jesus to their home

- Jesus gave Martha an understanding of the true meaning of service, which is to be close to Him

V. Resolution

- Martha realized her mistake, and changed her attitude to be faithful to God

- Mary and Martha made peace and became more faithful in serving God

VI. Conclusion

- This story teaches us not to judge our brothers and sisters, work together and always be in harmony in God

- The message to be conveyed: true service is serving God wholeheartedly by knowing His Word and entering into God's presence

I. Introduction

- Introducing the main characters: Ellan and Afisah

- Setting: in the city of Bethlehem 2000 years ago

II. Conflict

- Elan is a person who never believes in miracles in life

- Avisah is Elan's wife, she believes in the miracles made by Jesus

II. Story Development

- Elan is a carpenter who makes household furniture

- The Pharisees ordered a cross to crucify Jesus

IV. Climax

- Elan, who initially did not believe in the miracles made by Jesus, saw with his own eyes that Jesus healed a paralyzed man

- Jesus on the cross. Elan regretted because he had made the cross

V. Resolution

- Jesus rose. Elan realized the meaning of the savior, namely the salvation given to him by Jesus

VI. Conclusion

- The story teaches the importance of believing in a miracle happening in your life

- Moral message: God can use anything that is useless into something valuable

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