Participants: Brenda Walsh
Series Code: KT
Program Code: KT000007
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00:03 It's time to share there's a world out there
00:06 Looking for a friend like Jesus 00:10 It's time to share there's a world out there 00:13 Let's tell them that He loves us so 00:16 Let's tell them that He loves us so 00:20 Kids Time, Kids Time, Kids Time, Kids Time. 00:26 Hi, boys and girls. 00:27 I have something special I want to show to you, 00:30 but before I do, I want to share a story 00:32 I heard sometime ago that couldn't have really happened, 00:35 but the story does say something very important. 00:38 It seems that there was trouble in the beehive 00:40 and the young bees were buzzing 00:42 and complaining and stirring up rebellion. 00:45 Why do we have to do the things 00:46 the same old way all the time, they wanted to know? 00:49 Just look at the way this beehive is built six sides 00:53 and last year's beehive had six sides 00:55 and the year before that, and the year before that, 00:58 But this is the best shape for a beehive, 01:00 the older bees said. 01:02 It's strong and easy to fly in and out of 01:04 and just right for storing honey. 01:06 Besides, a young bee interrupted, 01:08 I am sure, we can build a better beehive, 01:12 you older bees just have no imagination. 01:15 Very well, you're welcome to try, 01:17 droned the older bees and so they did. 01:19 The young bees decided to build a round beehive, 01:23 but it fell apart. 01:24 And then they decided to build a shape, 01:26 one shaped like a triangle. 01:27 It was most attractive, 01:29 but the storage rooms were far too cramped. 01:32 Then they decided to build a four-sided beehive. 01:35 Now, the honey leaked out of it 01:36 and next they tried an eight-sided beehive, 01:39 but that in the middle collapsed. 01:41 Time went by, they tried this shape 01:43 and that shape and they worked 01:44 through the hot summer 01:46 and into the cool, crisp days of fall. 01:48 The older bees had fallen asleep 01:50 and no longer paid any attention to them. 01:53 And the young bees were growing older themselves. 01:56 Finally, one day after dozens of plans 01:58 have been suggested and tried and failed. 02:00 One young bee piped up. "I have an idea. 02:03 Why don't we try building a six-sided beehive?" 02:06 "Sure, let's try it," they said, 02:08 we've tried everything else. 02:10 And, of course, it worked. How proud they were. 02:13 This is perfect, they buzzed. 02:15 We have built the perfect beehive. 02:17 From now on, all beehives should be built with six sides 02:21 and so the young bees buzzed loudly, 02:24 sure that they were alone in all the world, 02:26 the smartest bees ever. 02:28 When all the time, of course, a six-sided beehive 02:31 was what bees had always built. 02:34 There's a lesson here, and the lesson is simple, 02:37 we can learn from others' experience. 02:39 It's fine to try new ideas 02:41 and it's wonderful to think in new ways, 02:44 but don't forget the lessons of the past. 02:46 They can save us lots of time in trouble 02:48 instead of buzzing around when we could be gathering honey. 02:53 The beehive I'm holding is called a skep. 02:56 I got it from our friend Ranger Jim. 02:59 It's made from saltgrass and wrapped in bamboo. 03:02 If you look closely, you can even see 03:03 the bamboo lines right here. 03:06 You don't find this beehive very often 03:08 in the United States, but it is still used 03:10 in many parts of the world. 03:12 Now, Ranger Jim is going to show us 03:14 a beehive with real bees in it. 03:24 Hi, there, boys and girls. 03:25 Ranger Jim here, we have another 03:27 interesting program for you. 03:28 We're talking about bees today. 03:30 There are many tasks within the hive of bees 03:32 that must be taken care of. 03:33 We have certain bees that go out 03:35 and collect water and bring into the hive 03:36 and they store it there. 03:38 We have other bees that go out 03:39 and collect pollen and nectar and bring it in for food. 03:42 The water is primarily used for cooling the hive. 03:46 On a hot summer day, the hive can get very warm, 03:48 when the hive begins to overheat, 03:50 the bees go and uncap the water 03:53 and get their body's hair covered with water 03:56 and they crawl back and forth 03:57 across the surface of the hive. 03:59 And other bees that are on air conditioning duty 04:01 are in front of the hive are beating their wings. 04:03 Some of them are lined up on the left, 04:05 their bodies are pointed inward, 04:07 the others on the other side are pointed out. 04:09 The summer drawing in fresh cool air 04:11 and we find bees stationed throughout the entire hive, 04:14 they're bringing the cool fresh air in, 04:16 bringing the old moisture-laden air 04:18 out the other side, so that they control 04:20 both the humidity and the air that flows there. 04:23 So in the colder part of the day in the winter time, 04:27 in the fall even when it starts getting cool, 04:29 the bees have to keep the hive warm. 04:32 And so to make the hive warmer, 04:33 they simply beat their wings and run about in a circle 04:36 and generate heat, much the same as we do 04:38 if we're out in the field and we're playing. 04:40 We generate heat and we begin to perspire, 04:43 so the bees do the same. 04:45 We have a group of bees that are assigned 04:47 the duty of keeping the hive clean 04:48 by carrying out the bodies of the bees 04:50 that have died of natural causes, of old age. 04:53 They carry them out and dump them. 04:55 Now, the first task of a bee when they come forth 04:57 from the cell as an adult is to clean their own cell, 05:01 that's a good idea for us, isn't it? 05:03 To clean our bed and clean our room. 05:05 One of the most admirable traits, 05:06 I think of the bee is this fact that, 05:08 a bee is always willing to help. 05:11 If there's an emergency in the hive, 05:12 something that needs to be done, 05:14 every bee is willing to take part and to participate. 05:17 So if there's a break in one of the cells 05:19 and the honey begins to drip out, 05:21 there is no hesitancy on anyone's part, 05:22 they give up the task they've been doing, 05:24 the work they've been doing, 05:25 and join hands to help the stem the flow of that. 05:29 So if you're on air conditioning 05:31 or if you're on the clean-up crew, 05:33 whatever you're doing, they all work together. 05:36 Now bees will sting, but the bee only stings 05:39 in defense of her body or of her hive. 05:43 So we have to keep that in mind. 05:44 So I have had ladies tell me that bee stung me 05:47 and I didn't molest the bee in anyway. 05:48 I wasn't even near her home, but she stung me. 05:50 I was coming out of church in fact. 05:52 And I tell the dear lady that you had something 05:54 that smelled nice on your hair 05:55 or behind your ear and the bee examines 05:58 every possibility for food. 06:00 So when the bee begin to come and check your perfume, 06:03 your hair perhaps the wind caught it 06:05 and blew over her and made her captive suddenly 06:08 and she responded by sticking her stinger in you. 06:12 So this is something that happens 06:14 and once again let me caution you, 06:16 if you're a young person, 06:17 a boy or girl, when you come up on a colony of bees 06:19 or we call a colony of bees a family of bees, 06:21 it's a large white box 06:23 that the bee-keeper keeps his bees in. 06:26 Okay, you stay away from that, 06:27 that is very, very, very dangerous, 06:30 because the bees will attack you 06:32 if you get near their home. 06:33 And we can't fault them for that, can we? 06:36 Because this is where all the young bees is, 06:38 this is where the mother bee, this is their home. 06:40 They must protect their food 06:41 from other insects like hornets and wasp, 06:46 even ants and raccoons and opossums, and bears. 06:50 There are a lot of creatures out there in the wild 06:53 that have a sweet tooth and enjoy honey. 06:55 And so the bees must defend their honey 06:57 because they're going to depend upon it this winter. 07:00 The bee store the honey 07:01 and then when the weather gets cold, 07:02 they all go inside and then all that they have to do 07:06 during the winter time is just stay comfortable, 07:08 eat the honey, you can go 07:10 up to the hive in the dead of winter, 07:12 it may be zero degrees and snow everywhere, 07:15 but on the top of each home where the bees live 07:18 it's nice and warm circle on the top. 07:19 There will be no snow on the top 07:21 because they keep the temperature 07:22 inside the hive a very comfortable 70 degrees. 07:26 So the bees that work hard all summer 07:29 are laying by foods to survive the winter 07:31 and it serves them very well. 07:33 So I want to use this bee that I'm holding here 07:36 in little tweezers as a little bit of demonstration now 07:39 and we hope that it works. 07:40 I'm going to put the bee here and try to show you 07:42 what happens to the bee if you're unkind to the bee 07:46 and they swarm out and grab you. 07:49 We're going to try a honey bee sting here 07:51 and now see what happens, boys and girls. 07:53 We can introduce this honey bee to sting. 07:58 Here we go. 08:02 You can see the tiny little stinger 08:05 that's in my finger. 08:09 All of you can see it from the camera 08:10 well enough on the top of there, 08:11 there's a little bag of poison. 08:13 If I just scrape along the skin very carefully like this, 08:17 right there, I dislodged the stinger, 08:18 the stinger sticking straight up in the air. 08:20 You can see that. 08:22 In a test that is the very flimsy bag of poison. 08:26 And there's a little muscle, 08:27 we call an involuntary muscle that is still squeezing, 08:30 as close as I am I can see it. 08:32 And it is forcing the poison down through the stinger 08:36 like a hypodermic needle into our flesh 08:38 and that's the way that that works. 08:41 So that is the bee stinger, 08:42 so you're wise when a bee stings you, 08:45 don't slap it, if you do, 08:47 it will make a large red spot, and be very painful. 08:50 A lot of people says, "Oh, take my fingers and pull it out." 08:53 If you do that, you squeeze the bag 08:54 and you squeeze all of the venom in the wound. 08:56 Now, you take your thumb nail 08:58 or a knife blade or something, 08:59 it go long just bud the flesh like that and scrape 09:03 and then you'd do just as this, 09:05 then you would just turned out like that 09:06 then you can congratulate yourself 09:08 and you won't have all of that poison in your body. 09:11 So there once again as always Ranger Jim 09:14 telling you that Jesus always does it right. 09:17 Be sure to tell Jesus you love Him, 09:18 because He really does love you. 09:29 Hello, boys and girls. 09:30 The Bible has so many wonderful things in it. 09:32 Today, Glesni will read for us, Job 12 verse 10. 09:37 "In His hand is the life of every living thing 09:41 and the breath of all mankind." 09:44 Every living thing, He's got the whole world in His hands. 09:51 He's got the whole world in His hands 09:55 He's got the whole world in His hands 09:59 He's got the whole world in His hands 10:03 He's got the whole world in His hands 10:06 He's got you and me, brother, in His hands 10:10 He's got you and me, sister, in His hands 10:14 He's got you and me, brother, in His hands 10:17 He's got the whole world in His hands 10:21 He's got the tiny little babies in His hands 10:25 He's got the tiny little babies in His hands 10:29 He's got the tiny little babies in His hands 10:33 He's got the whole world in His hands 10:36 He's got the whole world in His hands 10:40 He's got the whole world in His hands 10:44 He's got the whole world in His hands 10:47 He's got the whole world in His hands 10:51 He's got the whole world in His hands. 10:57 Boys and girls, He's got you, He's got me, 10:59 He's got the whole world in His hands, 11:01 and there's no place we'd rather be. 11:11 Hi, today we're gonna make you a delicious dessert. 11:14 Apple-oatmeal crisp. 11:16 Catie, why don't you read us the ingredients? Okay. 11:21 [Ingredients appear on the screen] 11:41 Okay, we have two different bowls here 11:43 'cause you're gonna need two different bowls 11:45 for two different mixtures. 11:48 So, Catie, why not you do yours first 11:50 and tell them how you're gonna do it. 11:52 Okay, first I'm going to take the quick oats, the oats. 11:57 And we're gonna dump them in here, okay. 12:02 then we, I mean, stick in the flour, 12:12 the two tablespoons of flour. 12:15 The flour, okay, okay. 12:24 Now I'm gonna put in -- 12:27 and Jody, why don't you start yours before I finish mine. 12:29 Okay, I'm gonna put in two tablespoons of flour. 12:35 I'm gonna sprinkle it around on apples, 12:38 then I'm gonna put in, I'm gonna put in-- 12:42 The lemon juice. The lemon juice. 12:44 Two tablespoons, just pour that all around. 12:47 And then I'm going to put in a half-a-cup of sucanats. 12:52 And sucanat is-- 12:53 Awesome sweetener. Great replacer of sugar. 12:57 It tastes wonderful. Spread that all around. 13:02 Looks delicious. Okay, once you get that all in, 13:09 let's stir it altogether. 13:11 Make sure you get it all mixed together well. 13:18 So get all that sucanat down in the bottom 13:21 and all the flour and lemon juice. 13:23 And while she's stirring, 13:24 I'm going to go stick in the rest of the sucanat. 13:30 Okay, and I'm gonna stir mine up. 13:36 yum-yum, okay. 13:41 Now, gonna pour my mixture, 13:44 when I've got this stirred up over her mixture, 13:47 now you all stirred up, Jody? 13:49 Almost. I'm done. 13:52 You need to get on the bottom more. 13:56 Yep, it looks like you've got some flour in the bottom. 13:58 And sucanat, don't want that, okay. 14:05 Well, I'm done here. 14:06 So whenever you're ready, we're gonna go ahead and-- 14:09 What do you think, you think that look stir enough? 14:12 I think that's look pretty good. 14:14 Yours look pretty good too, 14:15 but it looks like you've forgot something, margarine. 14:18 I don't think it tastes well without it. 14:20 Oh, oh yes. Just put margarine in. 14:23 Pour some of that in. There you go. 14:27 Then mash that up. 14:29 While she's doing that, 14:30 I'm gonna pour my apples into the pan. 14:33 I use the knife. You cut that up. 14:46 Make sure you mash that butter really good. 14:54 Okay, I'm gonna spread my apples out around in this pan. 14:59 All ready for her to pour the mixture on. 15:03 Okay, I think I need to get rid of these chunks some more. 15:06 They're too big. Don't you think? 15:09 Yep, looks a little clumpy. 15:14 Okay, almost done and still a little bit clumpy. Okay. 15:24 I love apple crisp. 15:27 Apple crisp is one of my favorite desserts. 15:33 It goes great with whatever, I mean, 15:38 whatever you like to have with it. 15:40 Finish your meal first and then-- 15:43 Yeah. You have the nice apple crisp. 15:44 Your friends will love it. 15:47 My friends just love this recipe. 15:50 You think it's done? You think it needs a little more. 15:53 Huh! Maybe a little bit more. 15:55 Okay, let's do it a little bit more then. 15:57 It's looking great though. 15:58 Yeah, looking good to me too. 16:04 This is a really easy dessert, you know, 16:05 like for Sabbath dessert to go with whatever you're having. 16:13 Umm! Looks like it's done, 16:15 I think it's time to pour it in. 16:16 Yeah, it looks done. 16:18 It looks done to me, okay. 16:21 Once you get it all mixed up good. 16:23 Move this off to the side. 16:26 Then you're going to sprinkle it on top of your apples. 16:29 Okay, let's sprinkle it on. Let me get a spoon. 16:32 Let's just go ahead and use a fork. 16:33 Okay, here. Just sprinkle it over the top. 16:43 Here, how about you hold it? I'll do it. 16:45 That's easy for you. 16:48 Let's move it there in the corner. 16:50 Get it over here in the corner, 16:53 over here in the corner. 16:57 Okay, now let's spread it out. 16:58 And make sure we get all of it. 17:00 Here we go. Use this. It looks great. 17:07 Okay. Now-- 17:10 Once you get that all done-- 17:12 We're gonna sprinkle our cinnamon over the top. 17:18 Umm! I love the smell of cinnamon. 17:21 Umm! It looks delicious. 17:23 It sure does, it looks great. 17:25 Well, stick it in the oven at 425, 17:27 remember to have a parent help you, 17:29 and leave it in there for 30 to 35 minutes, 17:31 or until it's slightly brown on the top. 17:34 Okay, Jody, why don't you show them 17:35 our finished product? 17:37 This, we made this one a little bit smaller, 17:40 but it's real easy. This is great. 17:42 Looks very, it looks very good, I can't wait to-- 17:44 Looks great. Bite into that. 17:47 Well, until next time. 17:49 Keep cooking. And eat healthy. 17:57 My name is Sarah, I'm Abraham's wife. 18:02 Abraham and I lived in Ur of the Chaldees for a long time. 18:07 And then one day, God came to Abraham and told him, 18:10 He wanted him to move to a far country, 18:12 He wanted him to be a missionary, 18:14 and He would make of him a great nation. 18:17 He would have the promised heir. 18:19 We thought about it a little bit. 18:21 And then we decided that we would go. 18:25 So, Father Terah and nephew Lot, 18:29 and all of our servants and all of the livestock, 18:33 we made a long procession and we had 600 miles to go 18:37 and we moved very slow. 18:41 We traveled a long and then finally 18:43 we came to a place call Haran. 18:46 We camped at Haran and Father Terah was very ill, 18:50 and he died while we were there. 18:52 Then we moved on to Egypt. 18:57 Egypt was a place that Abraham feared, 19:00 he feared the wrath of Pharaoh 19:01 because Pharaoh asked him who I was and Abraham said, 19:06 "Oh, she's my sister and not my wife." 19:10 After Egypt we moved on to Canaan, 19:12 the promised land, a beautiful place, 19:15 so lush and green. 19:18 Abraham and I decided, we would live in the country, 19:21 but Lot chose the city life and so He settled in Sodom. 19:27 Life went on for a little while 19:29 and then we went about our duties 19:34 and we -- I thought to myself, 19:37 well, how are we gonna be a great nation, 19:39 when we have no child, we have no descendants. 19:43 I was getting old by now and so I just decided, 19:47 I guess, I'd run ahead of the Lord 19:48 and I've told Abraham, 19:50 "Take my handmaid Hagar and marry her." 19:55 Abraham was a good man 19:56 and he didn't think that was too great, 19:58 but then he condescended and he married Hagar, 20:02 and they had a child. 20:04 And that child they named Ishmael. 20:07 Ishmael was a nice child, Abraham loved him, 20:10 but God came to Abraham and He said, 20:13 "No, he is not the promised heir." 20:17 A few years went back, 13 and God came to Abraham again. 20:23 Abraham told, God told Abraham, 20:26 "Sarah is going to have a baby." 20:28 Well, that was totally impossible. 20:31 We were so old, I went in the tent 20:33 and I just laughed, and laughed, and laughed 20:36 because I thought that was so foolish. 20:39 But, you know, God sent us a baby, 20:42 a baby boy and we named him Isaac, 20:45 which means laughter. 20:46 Isaac grew and was such a nice child. 20:50 We had many dinners and suppers 20:53 and much happiness and then, 20:56 you know, there was a lot of quarreling in our home. 21:01 And Hagar was so jealous. 21:03 Oh, I couldn't stand it and so I said to Abraham, 21:06 just send her and Ishmael away. 21:10 He was a good man, you know, and he hated to do it. 21:14 But he got water and food 21:15 and he sent Hagar and Ishmael away. 21:19 After they were gone, life went on 21:22 and we had a nice family 21:24 and we had a good time together, Isaac grew. 21:29 And one day, I was in the tent busy 21:32 and I didn't know what Abraham and Isaac were doing, 21:35 but they went on a long walk, 21:37 they went to the top of Mount Moriah, 21:39 but you see, I didn't know all of this 21:41 until that evening when they came home. 21:44 And I was horrified at what he told me, 21:48 I couldn't believe. 21:50 Oh, I would not have wanted them to go if I had known, 21:54 but you see, Abraham had passed the test 21:57 and Isaac was home and I was so happy, 22:01 so happy to have him home. 22:05 Isaac grew into manhood. 22:08 He was the promised heir. 22:10 You see, Abraham and I just 22:12 had to have faith and patience. 22:15 We had to trust in God's promises. 22:18 And you know, as you go about your duties each day, 22:22 just remember that God stands by His promises 22:26 and you must always put your faith and trust in God. 22:40 Sarah loved Jesus very much 22:42 and she learned to trust Him, didn't she? 22:45 Boys and girls, I'm gonna talk you today about reading. 22:48 And did you know that the Bible talks 22:50 about Jesus reading. 22:52 I'm going to read to you now 22:53 from the fourth Chapter of Luke, 22:54 which is verse 16 and 17. 22:57 If you have a Bible nearby, why don't you read with me? 23:00 It says, "And He came to Nazareth, 23:02 where He had been brought up. 23:03 And as His custom was, He went into the synagogue 23:06 on the Sabbath day, and stood up to read." 23:09 That's what He said, he stood up to read. 23:12 "And there was delivered unto Him, 23:13 the book of the prophet Isaiah. 23:15 And when He had opened the book, 23:17 He found the place where it was written." 23:20 I would've loved to have heard 23:21 Jesus read the Bible, wouldn't you? 23:24 It must have been a strange 23:25 and really wonderful experience for him 23:27 because so many of the scriptures 23:28 that He read were about Himself. 23:31 The scriptures told about the time of His birth 23:33 and the place He'd be born 23:35 and many other things about Him. 23:36 I'm sure Jesus must have been a good reader. 23:39 In fact, in Bible times, people who made a mistake 23:42 while reading the scriptures in public 23:43 were not allowed to read again. 23:46 Can you imagine that? 23:47 And these people understood 23:48 that the Bible was a sacred book 23:50 and should be read reverently and with expression. 23:54 It's a wonderful thing to be able to read, isn't it? 23:56 And do your best to become a good reader 23:59 and read the stories in the Bible for yourself. 24:01 You know, in the books known as the gospel, 24:04 Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, 24:06 you can read Jesus own words, isn't that a privilege. 24:11 Perhaps you can share your ability 24:12 to read with someone else. 24:14 Many people love to hear the Bible read to them 24:16 and that's one way you can share Jesus, isn't it? 24:19 Why don't you try it? Speaking of reading. 24:22 Let's check our mailbox 24:23 and see if there any letters for me to read, okay. 24:27 I love getting letters and you've been writing 24:29 more and more everyday. 24:31 Let's look, I do have some mail today. 24:34 Let's look and see all the letters, 24:36 I just can't wait to share them with you. 24:40 Oh, we have some from all over, 24:42 one from Wisconsin, and one from Illinois. 24:49 Oh, we've got quite a few, 24:50 let's see which ones we have in here. 24:51 This one doesn't tell me on the outside. 24:57 All right, this one says, this one's from Danielle Gajski. 25:04 It says, "Dear, Brenda, I shared my faith 25:07 by bringing my neighbor to the midnight cry 25:10 with Kenneth Cox and he really enjoyed it. 25:13 That's on a station called 3ABN. 25:17 Love, Danielle Gajski." You know what, Danielle, 25:20 thank you for sharing that. 25:22 That was the nice thing to do and to invite your neighbor. 25:24 And I bet he enjoyed the meetings too, 25:26 but don't forget to pray and ask for the Holy Spirit 25:28 to keep working on his heart, okay. 25:31 Now let's see what letter I have in here. 25:39 "Dear Brenda, when my cousins, 25:41 Missy and Tiffany came to visit. 25:44 I invite them to Sabbath School with me, 25:46 that's how I share Jesus." 25:49 And this is from Laura Liber. 25:52 Thank you, Laura, that's nice, 25:53 that's a nice way to share Jesus too, 25:55 is to invite them to Sabbath School 25:57 and I bet they enjoyed it too, didn't they? 26:01 All right, let's see if we have time for another letter. 26:05 This one says, "Dear Brenda, I ask my neighbor Verina 26:08 to come to pathfinders and she said, yes. 26:11 Now she's coming every week and she likes it. 26:14 That's how I share Jesus. 26:16 Love, Amy Miller." Well, thank you, Amy, 26:19 for sharing that with us. 26:21 That's a good thing for path find-- 26:23 to invite them to pathfinder, 26:24 that's a special club, isn't it? 26:26 That you have a lot of fun in 26:28 and you learn things about nature and Jesus love. 26:32 I wonder if I have time for one more here. 26:36 Let's see, if we do. 26:39 And my name is Kevin and I play a piano for people 26:45 and I tell people about Jesus. 26:48 It's important to tell people about Jesus too, isn't it? 26:50 Remember, boys and girls, 26:52 it's Kid's Time to share Jesus. |
Revised 2014-12-17