It is helpful to periodically restate the goal. This is the element or the fear that keeps the goal from being achieved. As with the goal, it is effective when the conflict is clearly stated and consistently present. Thus, the goal and the conflict are of premier importance and should always be brought to the attention of the congregation. The goal should be the main aspect that everyone can identify with and the conflict something that everyone has encountered.
Resolution describes how the conflict is now resolved.
Redemption shows how the character can now use the lessons learned to live a more satisfying and meaningful life. Keep it Simple Use a very simple composition, or a very well known story Think of this as a sermon where a children's story is your text and drama, dance, music and the spoken word are your formats. It generally fails when it can't. Again the one sentence rule applies. This builds tension and invites the congregation to identify with the issue being presented.