The greatest show is the part you play on the stage of your home. Every stop on the tour is a full weekend of experiences built to equip your family long after the curtain closes.
The Greatest Show of All isn't a single night in a theater seat. From Friday to Sunday, each city hosts a full Family Discipleship Weekend — the live show, baptisms, hands-on equipping sessions for parents, an interactive session on the ActorsBible and Public Reading of Scripture apps, and a Bible Carnival for the whole family.
Come for the show. Stay for the story your family gets to keep living.
Here's what a Family Discipleship Weekend looks like from Friday night through Sunday.
Your ticket includes access to the show time you purchased and access to all the equipping sessions and carnival all weekend.
Between shows, we set aside real time to equip the people who matter most: you and your family. Three sessions, each built around a role God gave you to play.
Ephesians 6:4
A session for fathers on stepping into the role of spiritual leader at home — practical, honest, and built for dads who want to lead their families well.
Titus 2:4
A session for mothers on nurturing faith at home — the quiet, steady work of keeping a family's story pointed toward God.
Ephesians 2:15
A session exploring the supportive role every believer plays alongside Israel in God's unfolding story — unity, not division.
Every family who attends goes home with a digital copy of The Book of Roles — a guide to playing your part, plus ongoing discipleship resources and online support.
Every performance runs on the ActorsBible App — the same technology that drives the teleprompter, and 360° Holy Land visuals during the show, we'll show you and your family how to use at home for family devotions: assigning roles, acting out Scripture together, and turning family devotions into something exciting, memorable, and transformative.
We'll also introduce the Public Reading of Scripture app — a simple way to bring Scripture out loud back into your home and your church.
You don't just watch the story on stage. You get the tools to keep the Bible central on the stage of your home.
If the story you see on stage becomes your story too, there's no reason to wait. Baptisms happen after every show, all weekend long — Friday night, and twice on Saturday and Sunday. Come ready, or just come and witness.
Four hours of games, prizes and Bible stories for every age — the kind of afternoon that makes the whole family glad they came early and stayed late.
Find your city, grab your tickets, and plan for a weekend your family won't forget.