Participants: Brenda Walsh
Series Code: KT
Program Code: KT000023
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00:03 It's time to share there's a world out there,
00:07 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. 00:17 Let's tell them that He loves us so. 00:20 Kids Time, Kids Time, Kids Time. 00:27 Oh! Hi boys and girls don't feel bad. 00:30 I'm not really crying. I'm just pretending. 00:33 But in our Bible story today, people are crying, 00:36 really crying, they feel so badly because 00:39 someone kind and good had died. 00:42 I don't know if you ever been to a funeral or not. 00:45 But if you have or even if you just know about 00:47 someone who died, you understand that 00:49 it's very hard to say good bye to someone 00:52 that you love isn't it. Maybe your favorite pet 00:55 has died or you know like your cat or your dog 00:59 or your bird or even your gold fish. 01:01 If so I really am sorry, because I know that 01:04 you miss them terribly. It's even harder though 01:07 to say goodbye to friends or family. 01:10 Sometimes we don't even know why we love 01:11 someone we just do. But we do know that 01:15 people who are kind and helpful and smile 01:18 and speak friendly words, they usually have 01:21 lots of people who love them. And we don't 01:24 ever want to lose them. The good news is that 01:28 we don't have to say goodbye forever. 01:30 The Bible tells us that the death is just like sleep. 01:34 And some day Jesus will wake up those we love 01:36 and take them to heaven with him. 01:39 I can't wait to have Jesus come again 01:40 and take us all to heaven where we'll never have 01:42 to say goodbye again we'll never have to be apart, 01:45 won't that be wonderful? Today you are going 01:48 to hear a story about a very kind woman 01:51 who died and everybody cried. 01:54 You know why they cried? They cried because 01:56 they loved her very much. But something wonderful 02:00 happened and it's a great story I can't wait 02:03 for you to hear it, I know you are gonna 02:05 like it but first Ranger Jim has 02:08 a very special trip for you too. 02:18 Hi boys and girls, Ranger Jim here again 02:19 today telling that we've got something 02:21 very exciting for you to see and enjoy and 02:23 to learn about. We have our friends of 02:26 white-faced hornets here today. 02:28 We have two of them here that I'm holding in 02:29 my hand and I'm thankful that they are diseased 02:32 they are no longer alive or I wouldn't be holding 02:34 them like that. The white-faced hornet 02:36 has a bad reputation for a bee, 02:39 very aggressive insect then they do have 02:40 a very powerful sting but unless you disturb 02:43 them they are very friendly. If you find white-faced 02:46 hornets nest hanging in a tree you may observe 02:49 it from a distance but whatever you do, 02:51 don't yield to temptation and start throwing 02:54 rocks or sticks at it. If you do it can be very 02:57 dangerous in fact it can be life-threatening 02:59 because thousands of these insects live 03:01 in one of these large nests and if you should 03:03 disturb them they could really put you 03:06 in the hospital. And so we won't do that, 03:08 well we'll stay away from the white-faced hornets 03:10 nest and we'll just observe. As you can see the 03:13 one that I am holding in my hand on this branch 03:16 has some beautiful coloration in it, 03:18 the white-faced hornets choose deadwood and 03:21 mixes it with its own saliva and it uses that 03:24 to quote the outside of its nest. 03:27 And sometimes we find one like this which 03:28 is particularly beautiful and they use this to shed 03:32 water and retain the heat within the high 03:35 of itself and as you can see they attached 03:37 to the branch including all of the leaves and twigs 03:43 that gives this stability and strength in fact 03:45 in the strongest winds that blow it cannot 03:47 dislodge the white-faced hornets nest, 03:50 so when the queen survives the winter 03:52 and early spring comes she comes forth and 03:55 begins to chew paper, chew wood and produce 03:58 the paper and she builds the first pad and 04:01 its round about so big and containing usually 04:05 about 20 cells, she lays eggs in those 20 cells. 04:09 Then she goes out and does a very unusual 04:11 thing for a white-faced hornet. 04:13 She goes out and begins to capture spiders. Now, 04:15 she doesn't kill them she simply paralyzes 04:18 them by stinging them. Then she brings them 04:20 back and one by one she puts them in the cell 04:23 where she just laid an egg and when that is 04:25 full of tiny little spiders that are not dead, 04:28 they are paralyzed but she packs them 04:30 in nice and tight then she seals it over and 04:33 when that egg hatches and the larva develops 04:35 then it begin to go through the process stages 04:38 of development and it simply eats this way out 04:42 of all the spiders. So we have another one here 04:46 that you might see to give you some idea what 04:49 it looks like inside. Okay, and as you can see 04:52 the different sized pads after those 20 of 04:55 the first pad hatch then the Queen has 20 helpers 04:59 and they go out and begin to capture spiders. 05:02 Everyone is capturing spiders and bringing 05:04 them back, while that is unusual its because 05:07 as adults the white-faced hornet enjoys the same 05:10 foods as Ranger Jim and perhaps you nice 05:12 ripe peaches and apples and plums and things of 05:16 that nature. Especially, those are overripe and 05:18 fall to the ground. They enjoy that very much 05:22 so as they continue to grow and build larger 05:24 and larger pads then they have enough help 05:27 to continue to extend the covering of the outer 05:30 part of the nest all the way down and it sheds 05:32 water that's all that they are interested in 05:34 is keeping it to shed the water off of the high 05:36 until it's about half way finished through the 05:38 middle of the summer and then they continue 05:40 to build this device on the bottom and that 05:44 retains the heat as the days go cooler, 05:47 the evenings go cooler then they need to after 05:49 retain the heat. So the queen will survives 05:53 the winter most of the other hornets do not now 05:56 they are highly developed insect but they are not 05:59 nearly so highly developed as there is honey bee, 06:03 they have the ability to collect nectar and produce 06:05 honey in wax combs for their winter's use and 06:09 so the entire colony of bees survive the long 06:11 winter month, but once again the 06:14 white-faced hornet, after it builds his nest and 06:16 uses it all summer then when its abandoned in 06:19 the fall when the weather begin to get cold 06:21 and then severely cold most if not all of the 06:24 white-faced hornets perish because even though 06:27 it's well insulated they are not equipped 06:29 to survive the winter but there are other creatures 06:31 that find these nests especially the 06:33 White-footed deer mouse and they love to find 06:36 these they go up and simply find the entrance 06:38 hole and maybe enlarge that a bit and go inside 06:42 and here's a wonderfully insulated home and 06:44 up here is the pantry and so the White-footed 06:47 deer mouse begins to store all the different 06:49 kinds of seeds that he will need during the winter 06:51 months and during the coldest part of the winter 06:54 in Northern climates of United States and Canada 06:57 the little White-footed deer mouse is inside 06:58 very comfortable, it maybe 30, 40 degrees 07:01 below zero but the little White-footed mouse 07:04 mouse is very comfortable. Other insects and other 07:06 creatures as well use the home of the 07:09 white-faced hornet. So they are a novelty 07:11 we find them quite often hanging in nature 07:13 and so people like to collect them, 07:15 I have one friend who has about 25 of this all 07:17 different sizes. But there once again boys and girls 07:20 as always when we see these things and begin 07:23 to study about them, and learn more about 07:25 them the answer is always the same isn't it, 07:28 that same wonderful creator Jesus. 07:31 Ah! How He knows to make things and as 07:33 I've told you before what a time that's going 07:35 to be when we get there and we can go with Him 07:38 and Jesus can be our teacher. He can 07:41 tell us how He made it and perhaps tell us 07:43 about things we never even dreamed about. 07:45 I've been studying these things for more than 07:47 50 years and I am amazed that some of the 07:49 things that I learned, amazed that some of 07:51 the things that scientists are just now discovery 07:54 and I think, well you could have known that 07:56 all along. If Jesus made it, it had to be perfect 08:00 because Jesus doesn't make mistakes in 08:02 creation does He, so He is a wonderful friend, 08:05 a best friend to have as Jesus. 08:07 So as your Ranger Jim always tell to close 08:09 with this, don't forget to tell Jesus that 08:13 you love Him, because He really does love you. 08:23 Hello boys and girls, one little candle can 08:26 light up a big, big room. That Jesus said 08:30 we need to be like that, right Andrew? 08:32 Jesus said that, Let your light so shine before men, 08:35 that they may see your good works, 08:36 and glorify your Father in Heaven, 08:40 Matthew 5:16. We need to let our light shine. 08:48 This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine 08:53 This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine 08:57 Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. 09:02 Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine 09:07 Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine 09:11 Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. Don't 09:16 let Satan blow it out, I'm gonna let it shine 09:20 Don't let Satan blow it out, I'm gonna let it 09:24 shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. 09:29 Let it shine so Jesus comes, I knew lit it shine 09:33 Let it shine so Jesus comes, I knew lit it shine 09:37 Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. Let it shine. 09:54 Hi today we're gonna make Apple dip. 09:57 I love apple dip, I love apples too. 10:01 And I have a horse and his name is peel buddy 10:04 and he loves apples too. Apples are really good 10:06 for you. Sometimes I take them to the barn 10:09 with me to share with him but he gives me 10:10 a really funny look when I try to eat them. 10:13 Well, now it's just take a look at the recipe, 10:18 1 container tofutti better than cream cheese 10:22 1 cup peanut butter 1 cup succanat 10:26 1/4 cup better than milk (original flavor). 10:30 Now, let's start with the peanut butter. 10:33 We'll go ahead and pour that in. 10:42 You know I am okay. Now we're gonna go 10:46 ahead and pour in our succanat. 10:49 That succanat is a great alternative for sugar 10:54 stir that up a little bit, and now let's go ahead 11:03 and add this vanilla stir that up also. 11:13 And, also you gonna use this tofutti better 11:16 than cream cheese and there are different kinds 11:20 of tofutti or different kinds of cream cheese 11:23 and it's soy cream cheese and tofutti cream 11:26 cheese this is the brand we like though and 11:30 go ahead and poured that in, and when you go 11:38 to put your soy milk in make sure you look over 11:42 here and you come over the sink or something 11:44 and stir it hold the top on little tight because 11:46 otherwise it won't stir all over it, shake it. 11:52 Bring it back over and pour some, pour some in. 12:05 There we go stir it up, real good, 12:12 it's really good with apples. Taste good and 12:20 you know it's almost done. Here we go, 12:31 looks like it's just about done and remember you 12:34 can use this for taking your lunch at school 12:38 or have a fun at school snack with your friends 12:41 or somebody comes over as it's gonna be 12:42 appetizer or something. Okay and pour this 12:46 in and then we'll here we go this is our finish 12:59 product when we getting with our apples, 13:07 here we go. Alright, in the middle of there 13:15 it's the finished product. Very good and I've 13:21 another recipe I would like to show you 13:25 making a fruit shake. Let's read to the recipe, 13:31 1 frozen banana 1 cup frozen strawberries 13:35 Soy milk (enough to make a shake consistency) 13:38 and 1 teaspoon vanilla. 13:41 And I am just gonna clear this area off 13:43 so that I can start my recipe, 13:54 here we go and go ahead and get this on the recipe 14:02 and bananas and the vanilla. 14:09 Now, I just gonna use this get some of these 14:11 strawberries. Just a cup of strawberries 14:14 or so in here frozen strawberries and 14:20 frozen bananas here we go and dump these 14:26 in our shake. Here we go and then one 14:32 frozen banana, and vanilla, and then you even use 14:46 your better than milk look over it let me shake it 14:49 first make sure you are grab it tight too. 14:55 and then we are just pour in nothing to make 14:58 it to shake consistency, just a little bit 15:06 there we go and now let's take this on and 15:11 let's start, let me stir it up. Here we get the 15:35 banana in there here we go just try again. 15:54 I am gonna need to add some more milk. 15:58 It's not go into well. Get it to 1/10 16:05 better here we go. Now, you stir it up some 16:18 it's kind of here we go that should be better. 16:37 Here we go, here we go, that looks ten times better, 17:04 it's good. Over here and we'll get a cup pour some 17:18 to here love strawberries. Strawberry is my favorite 17:25 but you can use any kind of berries or any kind 17:28 of fruit to use this to peeges or blue berries, 17:32 black berries, raspberries shakes anything 17:35 that you like. We are to go over here and 17:38 maybe garnish it some strawberry and 17:43 you know apple, look over what we made today, 17:51 don't you smile and invite some friends over 17:53 here and eat it right now, 17:55 but just remember to keep cooking and eat healthy. 18:06 Oh! I do hope I get this garment done today. 18:10 I want to take this over to Ms. Menova. 18:12 You know, her husband has been really sick 18:14 and she hasn't had time to make 18:15 anything for the new baby. 18:20 You know this shirt fit the little son Dorcas. 18:23 Oh! Maya, what a wonderful idea? 18:26 I think that would work. Do you think that we've 18:30 anything that would fit their little girl? You 18:33 know, I saw her just the other day and her coat 18:36 look so warn and thin. How about this? Oh! 18:42 I think that would work. Put that in the basket 18:45 and let's take that too. Could you check and 18:48 see if we have any éextra oil? 18:51 I would like to take it down to the widow down 18:53 the road. You know, that she lost her husband 18:56 last week and she looks so sad. I would really like 19:00 to take her something. I think it cheer her up, 19:03 also don't let me forget I want to take supper 19:06 to that family down the road. 19:08 You know the one where the little girl has been 19:10 sick for so long. I think it cheer the mother up, 19:13 she looked exhausted the yesterday. 19:17 Dorcas are you sure you're up to this after 19:20 all that has happened? Don't you remember just 19:24 yesterday you were so sick that you died? 19:29 You know, I don't remember a whole lot 19:32 about yesterday, what I do remember was? 19:35 I was making this garment for Ms. Menova's baby 19:39 and my head hurt so bad and I felt dizzy 19:46 and I felt just kind of weak all over. 19:49 And my eyes I could hardly keep them open. 19:53 And I thought, if I could just lay down 19:56 and taken nap. Oh! That would feel so good. 20:01 And I'm, I just decided I'll just lean back and 20:06 just lay down for a little bit and take a nap 20:08 and I just let my eyes close, that's all I remember. 20:14 But you didn't just take a nap, you died. 20:17 I do ran to get help, but it was too late. 20:19 You are already dead and there was nothing 20:21 we could do, but then two men remembered Peter, 20:27 he was visiting some towns nearby. 20:30 So, they ran as fast as they could and 20:32 told them about what it all happened? 20:36 And then he came running back with them, 20:39 when he got here the room was filled with people. 20:43 The women were crying and coming up to Peter 20:46 and showing him all that he would done. 20:49 Then he sued them all out of the room. 20:52 Then he knelt down beside your bed and prayed 20:55 to God and asked to help you. 20:59 Then with God's help he took your hand and 21:03 said Dorcas get up. Then you opened 21:08 your eyes and then you stood up. 21:11 Well, I remember opening my eyes and I thought. 21:17 Oh! That was a nice nap that did a lot of good. 21:21 My headache was gone, and I didn't feel weak 21:24 and dizzy and I thought. Oh! 21:27 I'm so glad I took a nap. And then I saw Peter 21:30 and I thought well Peter that it's a nice surprise. 21:35 How nice of you to come and visit me? 21:37 And he just kind of looked at me kind of funny 21:39 and he just kind of smiled and he opened the door. 21:43 And he motioned and all these ladies came in. 21:46 And I couldn't understand, they were grabbing me 21:50 and hugging me and they were going oh! 21:52 We're so glad you're alive. And I thought, 21:56 I thought I just took a nap. And they were so 21:59 excited and when they told me the story 22:03 I couldn't believed it. Can you imagine? 22:07 I was dead and Jesus brought me back to life. 22:13 I was so excited I was like oh! Thank you Lord, 22:19 I couldn't believe it. Do you know what? 22:22 Now, more than ever I wanted to do as much 22:26 for Jesus as I possibly can. I want to share Jesus 22:31 love with everybody. I want to comfort the sick, 22:36 I want to take food to the hungry, 22:39 I wanna give clothes to people, 22:41 who don't have a lot of clothes? 22:43 I wanna do everything I can for everybody. 22:47 I no, I'm not too tired to do all this stuff. 22:52 God has brought me back to life for a special 22:56 reason. So, I can share His love with everyone. 23:01 I want to share Jesus love too. 23:04 We can bring this blanket to that homeless girl 23:06 on the streets. Yes, we can. And we can bring 23:09 some a loaf of bread for her too. 23:12 And we can bring some food for that 23:14 poor man who is all alone. 23:18 Maya, I think you're already learned how to 23:21 share Jesus love? Jesus wants us 23:24 to always help others. 23:38 Wasn't that a wonderful story about Dorcas? 23:40 I really enjoy that. Well, I'm excited today because 23:43 I've a friend joining me on Sharing Time and 23:45 her name is Lydia. Lydia thank you for coming today, 23:48 where are you from Lydia? Louisville, Kentucky. 23:50 Louisville, Kentucky and you came a long way 23:52 to be here in Sharing Time. And I'm glad you're here. 23:55 You were, you were telling me about a way that 23:57 you share Jesus. Can you tell the 23:58 boys and girls about that? 24:00 Sure, I was at this park one day, 24:03 and I was thought and there were kids there 24:05 and I was talking to them and telling them about 24:08 the Sabbath and stuff. And they didn't know 24:10 that Saturday was the day of worship, 24:13 but they worshipped on Sunday and they were 24:18 really excited about it and stuff. 24:20 And I give before I left I gave them a lot 24:23 of booklet and stuff, but book was steps to Christ 24:26 and they gave it to their parents, so. 24:30 So, they could maybe you witness to their 24:31 parents as well, yeah. Well Lydia, 24:33 thank you for sharing that I think that's a good idea. 24:35 You know, boys and girls, if you've you know, 24:37 a little booklet about the, you know, 24:39 that says something about Jesus, you carry 24:41 it with you, maybe you've in your back pocket 24:42 or in your purse or maybe in you know, 24:44 your in your parents car. You know, 24:47 you've a right handy to share with some of this, 24:49 isn't that nice? So, thank you for that. 24:51 You want to open a letter from here. 24:52 Well, I open one over here, sure. 24:54 And this one is from Britney and she is 24:56 from Cadillac, Michigan. And Britney writes, 24:59 dear Brenda I share Jesus love, 25:01 when I go to the nursing home and I share 25:03 my song books with an old lady and sing too. 25:08 Please send me a Kid's Time activity book. 25:10 Thank you, love Britney. Britney I would be happy 25:13 to share you a book. Thank you so much for 25:15 writing to me. And she put little stickers on 25:17 here as well, isn't that cute? You like that, 25:19 what did you; you got a letter right there, okay. 25:23 Let's see what this letter says who is this one from. 25:25 This one is from Katy and she is from Washington. 25:29 And this letter says, dear Brenda, 25:31 thank you for the Kid's Time book, it is nice. 25:34 Oh! She must have already written to me once, 25:35 thank you Katy. My brother made apple 25:38 oatmeal crisp and it was good. 25:40 I'm in, well just for the, those of you 25:42 don't know this apple oatmeal crisp recipe 25:45 in the Kid's Time activity book. And it says, 25:47 I'm in the second grade and I love Kid's Time, 25:50 love Katy. And she says, I went to Mexico with 25:54 my mom and daddy and it was fun. 25:56 And looked down here she has drew us 25:58 a picture see that, she has got a, she isn't? 26:00 That's her right there, that's her and she 26:02 has got a tree and a sun, all kind of little hearts 26:04 down here and, and little animal. Thank you, 26:09 very much Katy I love your letter. 26:11 Well, you know, boys and girls that's about 26:13 all the time we've today. I want to thank you Lydia 26:16 for coming and joining us on Sharing Time. 26:18 And I want to encourage you to keep sharing Jesus. 26:20 Don't ever stop telling someone about Jesus. 26:23 And boys and girls, I encourage you too like 26:25 Ranger Jim says tell boys and girls that they, 26:28 that Jesus loves them because He really does 26:31 love you and that's true, isn't? Remember, 26:33 wherever you go, it's Kid's Time to share Jesus. |
Revised 2014-12-17