A Cup, A Calling, and A Conversation 

Best for: Prayer journaling groups, women’s Bible studies, retreats, breakout sessions

Theme: Purpose, calling, clarity, listening to the Holy Spirit

Length: ~15–20 minutes

Cast: 2 women (optional 1 barista)

Style: Simple, conversational, funny + heartfelt

A Cup, A Calling, and A Conversation is a gentle, coffee-shop style skit about two women processing calling, confusion, and spiritual direction together. One feels lost and unsure about her purpose; the other shares how prayer journaling has become her anchor for hearing God’s voice and noticing the Holy Spirit’s nudges.

The script combines humor and depth—especially when one woman admits she keeps buying new journals because “the covers are too pretty not to.” Through honest dialogue, they explore:

• How God often leads one small step at a time

• How calling isn’t always a big, dramatic moment

• How journaling can help capture patterns, burdens, and nudges from God

• How God uses even “half-filled” journals and messy prayers

With minimal props (just mugs, journals, and pens) and only two main characters, this skit is easy to stage in small spaces—perfect for:

• Opening a prayer journaling workshop

• Introducing a session on calling or spiritual growth

• Launching a women’s small group, retreat, or quiet time challenge

Use it as a warm, relatable springboard into:

• Prayer journaling activities

• Small group reflection questions

• Discussion about purpose, identity, and walking with God “one page at a time.”