Who Am I

By Betty Jean Cleland

In this heartfelt 2-minute monologue, a lone speaker reflects on the overwhelming grace and love of God. As they grapple with feelings of unworthiness, the gentle reminder shines through: God's love never falters, even when we feel lost. Perfect for a quiet moment of worship, a special service highlight, or a moving introduction to a sermon on grace and gratitude.

Inspired by Psalm 16:5-7, Who Am I? offers a simple but powerful reminder — we are forever grateful because He never gave up on us.

• Run Time: 2 minutes
• Cast: 1 actor (male or female)
• Bible Reference: Psalm 16:5-7
• Set: Minimal; can be a bare stage, or a simple chair and small table with a Bible
• Costumes: Everyday clothing; simple and natural
• Sound: Soft background music (piano or guitar recommended)
• Lighting: Soft spotlight on the speaker, optional gentle background wash in warm tones (like soft gold or blue)
• Scene: Bare stage with a soft spotlight. Actor stands center stage, occasionally looking upward or outward as if in prayerful conversation.

Sample script:

Father, the creator of all things...
Who am I?
A mere mortal,
that you should even think of me.
Who am I?
A lost and wandering soul,
That God above could look at me with such a love.
When I was lost in darkness and pain.
It was you who brought me to life again.

You didn’t stop calling.
You never turned your back
You kept on calling
Calling me back

Lord, you are the healer of my soul
Forever...forever I am grateful. . . .

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