Participants: Brenda Walsh
Series Code: KT
Program Code: KT000065
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00:03 It's time to share there's a world out
00:06 there, 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. 00:24 Hi boys and girls, I have a picture I want 00:26 to show with you today. Right here, do you 00:29 know who this is, that's right, it's Uncle 00:32 Sam and if you find yourself in a United 00:35 States post office sometime, you're almost 00:37 sure to see a big poster kind of like 00:40 this picture, where Uncle Sam is pointing 00:42 straight you and is screaming I want you. 00:47 Now if you live in the United States of America. 00:49 You know that Uncle Sam isn't a real 00:51 person, but he is a symbol, a symbol of 00:54 the United States. So the poster is 00:56 another way of saying your country wants 00:59 you and the United States army uses that 01:02 symbol of Uncle Sam to persuade the young 01:04 men and women to serve their country 01:06 and perform acts of bravery for their 01:08 commander-in-chief. Today's Bible story 01:12 tells of a man who is very loyal to his 01:14 commander-in-chief. The King of Israel 01:17 and he's a brave soldier, the man in our story 01:19 today, he went on a secret mission and he 01:22 used his sword to prove his loyalty to the King. 01:26 You know Jesus wants us to honor our 01:28 country and our country's leaders. 01:31 In fact, he said that we should willingly 01:34 give whatever we owe to our country, but the 01:37 Bible also says that we should 01:39 always put God first. I wonder if that's what 01:44 the man did in our Bible story today. 01:47 Let me know what you think okay. 01:49 And now let's listen as Ranger Jim tells us about 01:52 a very cute and interesting animal called a wallaby. 01:56 Hi boys and girls, Ranger Jim here saying, 02:06 welcome to Nature Time. We're glad you can 02:08 join us today, we have some new friends. 02:10 We have Connie and Brandy with us. 02:12 And Brandy, what's this you're holding? 02:13 This is a baby wallaby. Does it have a name? 02:17 Poogie. Poogie. How old is this baby? 02:21 She'll be about 10 months old now. 02:23 This is just gorgeous and you're keeping it 02:25 in a pouch, this is something like the 02:27 mother's pouch. The reason you have this? 02:29 We are bottle feeding her, so that she will 02:30 grow up to be tame and won't be afraid of 02:32 people and when you do that you have to 02:34 simulate the mother's pouch so we make an 02:36 artificial pouch out of cloth for her. 02:39 And so this is a special name for creatures 02:42 that are pouched animals, what do we call that? 02:44 Marsupial. Ah, we have a marsupial, 02:47 don't we? And boys and girls, 02:48 you probably have been reading about 02:49 that in school and learning about that 02:51 and we have other marsupials, we have, 02:53 what, we have an old possum, we have here 02:56 in the Northern part of the United States. 02:58 I know we have many of them and then we 02:59 have another marsupial. What is that one? 03:02 A larger creature and it's called a 03:04 kangaroo, is that true? Yeah. 03:05 Are these related, the wallabies 03:07 and the kangaroos? A wallaby is just a 03:08 small version of the kangaroo. 03:10 Beautiful, beautiful. And boys and girls, 03:12 I wish you could touch it. It's as soft as you can 03:15 imagine, and this baby is 10 months old you say. 03:18 About 10 months old. How long would she 03:19 normal stay with her mother? 03:20 At this stage she would just be 03:22 spending a short amount of time in the 03:23 pouch because she's starting to out grow it. 03:26 So she would be spending a lot of time 03:28 outside following her mother around, 03:30 learning to eat the grass and the different 03:32 grains that the adults eat. 03:34 Well, that is beautiful. Well, thank you for 03:37 bringing her. We've learned about 03:38 the baby and she is going to feed her, 03:39 she had enough of the bright sunshine now, 03:41 so she's going to take her over to the shades, 03:43 so she can be more comfortable and 03:45 Connie and I are going to talking about 03:46 the adults now. Tell us more about 03:48 this creature, Connie? Well, these are 03:49 Bennett's wallabies. There is an albino 03:51 one back there. We have gray ones 03:53 and we also have the albinos and they are 03:55 true albinos, they are white, they have pink 03:58 noses, red eyes, the palms of their hands are pink. 04:02 And so they are the true albino and we're 04:04 looking at albinos, with the pink eyes 04:06 where actually they are actually clear. 04:08 They don't have the ability to have the 04:10 color, so we are seeing, actually we 04:12 are seeing the blood vessels when we see that. 04:14 So they are true albino. Well, that is really 04:16 interesting, how many of them do you have? 04:18 We have three albinos, females and 04:20 they we have a male that is half albino, 04:22 but he has retained the gray coloring just like 04:24 the baby that you just saw. 04:26 Now is this genetic, carried on from when 04:28 we're breeding them, if you have all albinos. 04:30 Will they produce albinos? Yes. 04:32 They will produce so, until they're, 04:34 and these animals they produce how 04:36 many young, would she normally 04:37 have just a single. Just have a single 04:38 young a year. Occasionally there 04:40 can be twins but that is quite rare. 04:42 That is quite rare, and these are, we were 04:45 here and looking at these creatures and 04:47 boys and girls, it was just amazing 04:48 when we came up. When the car pulled 04:50 in the driveway these creatures all stop 04:52 looking, all stopped eating and stood up 04:54 on their back legs and began to look and 04:56 watch and they're so curious. 04:57 I've noticed that they're a very curious 04:59 creature, and so the gray one that we have 05:02 is, that's not an albino, the others are the albinos. 05:05 He is actually half albino, 05:06 but he has the gray coloration. 05:08 And what about food that they eat, 05:09 if you have a wallaby, what do you feed that? 05:13 We get a special food that is formulated just 05:15 for wallabies and kangaroos. 05:17 It has a higher level of vitamin E and 05:19 selenium in it then other animal feeds 05:21 would have and that is what they 05:23 need to grow properly. Alright, and I see that 05:28 you have some other things over that you 05:29 said that occasionally they do eat though. 05:31 You said, that they do eat carrots or apples, 05:34 they will eat that. Yes. We give those as 05:35 treats. We don't want to overfeed them but 05:37 we do give carrots and apples they are 05:40 like strawberries, grapes, all different 05:42 kinds of fruits and vegetables as treats. 05:44 How do they relate to other animals that you 05:45 would have in the barn yard? 05:47 They are okay with animals that they see 05:49 across the fence but they're not really 05:52 suitable to put other animals in with them, 05:54 just like to be with their own kind. 05:56 And so they don't want to get out and 05:58 mix with the larger animals, no, 06:00 or something that might frighten 06:01 them or what have you? Right, yeah. 06:02 Are these quite expensive animals to have? 06:05 A fairly expensive animal in this country, 06:07 it's interesting how in Australia they're 06:09 considered a pest, but in this country they're 06:11 very valuable for people that want to 06:13 have a unique different type of animal. 06:16 Oh, well, I know we've been talking 06:18 about alpacas and things like that and 06:20 I am amazed at the cost of many of these 06:22 things to have as a pet and even in some 06:24 dogs we find that. Yes. So these creatures 06:26 are very, very common in Australia and countries 06:29 like that they are and I was doing some 06:31 research on this project and they say 06:33 that there are what perhaps maybe 20 as 06:35 many as 20,000 in this country, is that 06:36 figure right or is it accurate? 06:38 It's possible. I am not really sure about that. 06:40 Not sure about that, but they are becoming 06:41 more and more common. More, more people 06:43 keeping them as pets and so they are, 06:46 do you register these as you would register cattle. 06:48 No, no they aren't. There isn't a registry 06:49 for wallabies. Just for that. 06:51 Well, boys and girls, it's just such a thrill 06:52 and we thank Connie for allowing us to 06:54 come today and for her to tell us 06:56 something about her pets. And Ranger Jim as 06:58 always saying, don't forget to tell Jesus 07:00 that you love him because he really does love you. 07:11 Hello, boys and girls I am here with our 07:13 friend Michelle, well, at least she used to be 07:16 our friend until she ate the last 07:18 brownie at lunch time. 07:22 Michelle, I thought you were better than that. 07:25 Boys and girls, was that very nice? No. 07:29 Oh, that was a pretty nifty trick. 07:33 This is my shield and it protects me from a 07:34 a ton of bad things. Your shield, like you 07:39 have the shield of faith in Ephesians 6, 07:42 that's where Paul talks about 07:43 the whole armor of God. 07:49 Stand up ye Christians and put 07:52 your armor on, with His mighty power the 07:55 war of sin is won with the helmet 07:58 of salvation, the shield of faith, 08:01 the belt of truth is wrapped tightly 08:03 around my waist, the sword of Spirit 08:07 is Holy word of Him, the breastplate 08:10 of righteousness guards my heart from sin, 08:13 the Gospel shoes alas gives me all the strength, 08:17 to take it and get use to people everywhere. 08:24 We need not wear the armor, everyone away, 08:27 the battle of the Satan, selfishness, and sin. 08:31 So stand up ye Christians and put 08:34 your armor on, for with his mighty 08:37 power the apocalypse will be won. 08:43 I'm sorry guys but it was a really good brownie. 08:58 Hi, in our family cooking on the 09:00 weekends is up to my brother and I, 09:02 but that's okay, I love to cook, and so 09:04 does my brother. I'm going to share 09:06 today with you my Aunt Gale's recipe for 09:09 Apple Cinnamon Pancakes. My family loved them 09:12 and I think yours will too. I'm gonna share 09:14 her recipe with you now. 09:17 1/4 cup water. 1 cup better than milk 09:21 (original flavor) 2 tbsp. olive oil. 09:26 1 cup whole wheat pastry flour. 09:29 1 tbsp. maple or date sugar. 09:32 1 tsp. Rumford baking powder. 09:36 ½ tsp. baking soda. ½ tsp. salt. 09:41 ½ - 1 tsp. cinnamon. And 1 large apple, 09:45 grated (with skin left on). 09:48 And we're gonna start with our 09:50 whole wheat pastry flour. We always 09:52 want to start with our dry 09:53 ingredients, and put that in. 09:59 You can add our Rumford baking powder 10:11 and our baking soda. 10:17 We're gonna add our salts 10:23 and our cinnamon and you can, and this 10:29 is, this is maple or this is date, sugar. 10:35 You can actually use maple sugar or 10:38 Sucanat but I like the flavor of date sugar, 10:42 use that. I'm gonna mix that all up real 10:47 good and then we're gonna make a well in 10:54 the center, or if you're reading ingredients it 10:56 will say well but all well is really is a hole 11:01 in the center. So just make a hole in the 11:02 center and to put your wet ingredients in. 11:08 And we start with our better than milk and 11:10 this is what better than milk is and 11:14 our family loves it. My Uncle Tim is very 11:17 a picky eater. He used to eat cow's milk and 11:20 oats and cheese, all sorts of stuff, 11:22 but when he found out that it was so bad for 11:25 you, he had no trouble changing because it 11:28 tastes so good. And I already have some 11:30 here pre-measured and we dump that in 11:32 the center, add our oil and our water. 11:54 Mix all that up good, the apple, don't worry 11:57 about the apple because that's the 11:58 last thing we're gonna put in. 12:02 Mix that all up real good. 12:05 You don't want to mix it up too long 12:06 though, or you'll get dry. 12:17 Okay, now we're gonna put our apples 12:19 in, but don't worry if the apple gets brown 12:21 after you peel it because that's what 12:23 usually happens after you do it. 12:26 It's still okay, so don't worry about it. 12:37 Mix that all up. When that's all mixed up, 12:47 you want take some, use something to dip 12:51 it in and you're gonna put it on the skillet to 12:53 fry up the apple pancakes, 12:58 this, these make a delicious breakfast, 13:02 just tasty. And when you're frying them 13:06 you wanna wait until there's bubbles on the top. 13:08 Or till you think that they're about done to 13:10 flip them, and this looks about ready to flip. 13:14 So I'm gonna ahead and flip it for you. 13:21 Now, we're gonna have to wait for this 13:22 stuff to cook because already 13:25 I have some made for you. 13:31 This is what the finished product looks like. 13:34 You can garnish it with a strawberry or 13:36 you add something to make it look pretty, 13:40 and my Aunt Gale makes the best 13:41 pancakes, now you can too. 13:44 So remember to keep cooking and eat healthy. 13:58 Who goes? Friend or foe of David? Friend. 14:06 My name is Abishai. And I'm one of 14:08 David's loyal bodyguards and 14:10 followers. All the rough missions 14:12 David's been on I was his right hand man. 14:18 Just last night we went on a secret mission. 14:21 It's one of most dangerous missions 14:23 I've ever been on. It was one which 14:26 took us into the heart of Saul's camp. 14:31 It all started when Saul decided that he 14:33 wanted to kill David. You see David is a 14:37 King kind of guy. He is man that men will follow. 14:41 He is a man of God, and those two things 14:44 put together, scares Saul to death. 14:47 So he figures the best way he can stay King 14:51 is to get rid of David. Well, that's not going 14:54 to happen. He got his army together and 14:57 marched out. And all of us we had to flew 15:00 from our homes and join David in the hills. 15:04 We saw Saul's army camped out one night 15:07 and David was watching from a far 15:09 off hill top and I can tell he was thinking. 15:12 He wanted to do something. 15:14 He had to prove to Saul that he wasn't an 15:16 enemy, that he was a friend. 15:19 So he brought his strongest, bravest 15:22 men together and he said I have mission. 15:27 A mission that I will go on, and I want one 15:30 brave volunteer. He told us what he 15:33 planned to do. He wanted to sneak 15:35 in under the cover of darkness to the 15:38 middle of Saul's camp and prove something. 15:42 I raised my hand, I said David, I will 15:46 follow you to the death. David thanked me 15:50 and that night we took our dark clothes and 15:53 we wrapped them over our bodies. 15:55 We snuck out. We got kind of close to 15:58 Saul's camp and we could see the sentries 16:00 pacing back and forth. They were alert and 16:03 they were good, but we were better. 16:06 We hid behind a rock and a sentry walked 16:09 by and then we flew into camp. 16:12 We jumped over people who were 16:14 sleeping, duck behind tents. 16:16 Where ever there was a fire still slowly 16:18 burning we would creep around, no one 16:21 saw us we were good. We saw in the middle 16:25 of camp surrounded by the entire army 16:28 was Saul, we could tell he was there 16:30 because his spear was jammed into the ground. 16:35 His spear was larger and fancier than 16:37 everyone else's, and I tapped David on 16:39 the shoulder and I pointed and he nodded. 16:42 We were started making our way over there. 16:45 We got there and Abner was lying right 16:48 beside King Saul. Abner is Saul's most 16:52 able general and awesome bodyguard. 16:55 There are few men I would be a little 16:57 afraid to tangle with in hand-to-hand 16:58 combat and Abner is one of those men but 17:02 he was sound asleep. We gently stepped 17:04 over him. I pulled out my sword. 17:07 I raised it over my head and I say David, 17:11 let me kill him now. David said, no, 17:15 I will not kill the Lord's anointed and 17:18 I said, David, don't you know what he's 17:21 done, he has killed us, he has pushed us 17:23 away from our families. He's tried to kill you. 17:25 He is your enemy. He is God's enemy. 17:29 And I raised my sword and I got ready 17:31 to throw it down and David said, no put 17:34 your sword away. So I took my sword and 17:39 I put it away. David said, I trust in God. 17:43 I will not harm the Lord's anointed, 17:47 instead he grabbed the spear and he yanked it 17:51 out of the ground. And I knelt and pulled 17:56 up his bottle of water that was right beside 17:59 his head and we started sneaking out of the camp. 18:03 And far often the eastern hills light was 18:06 starting to shoot over the mountains men 18:08 were starting to stir and wake up, 18:11 so David and I had to be quick and we had 18:13 to be quiet. We were leaping over men 18:16 dodging those this, pulling over that, 18:19 hiding behind tents and we got to where 18:20 the sentries were and we knew that if we 18:22 could get past the sentries, we were 18:24 home free. They came and they walked 18:27 passed and then we fled out into the night. 18:32 By the time we reached some hills 18:34 farther way, the sun was just beginning to 18:36 pick up over the far hills, David's men had 18:39 seen us and they gathered around us, 18:42 and David called out he said, Saul, wake 18:44 up, and all the men woke up in the camp 18:48 and Abner jumped up and said who dares 18:50 defies King Saul and David said, it is I. 18:54 I call for Saul and Saul recognized the voice. 18:58 He said, David, is that you? David said, yes. 19:02 And then he lifted the spear over his hand 19:04 and he lifted the bottle of water over his head 19:06 and he said, look what I have. 19:09 And Saul looked to his side and saw that 19:11 his spear was gone. He looked to his other 19:13 side and saw that the water was not there 19:15 anymore and he knew the David had been at 19:18 his side that night. He knew the David 19:21 had a chance to finish him, and he said, 19:24 David, my son you are a good man. 19:28 I see that you are not my enemy but a 19:31 friend, please go in peace, I want to kill 19:35 you no more. And then he got his army 19:37 together and marched off. David had a chance to 19:41 kill his enemy. He had a chance to 19:44 escape from his problems but he said, 19:46 no, I will wait on God. I will do it God's way. 19:52 And that is another reason why David is a 19:55 man I will follow because David follows God. 19:59 Daniel and his friends must choose 20:19 what is right or wrong Should they take the 20:24 easy way or follow God's commands 20:29 Dare to be a Daniel Dare to stand alone 20:35 Dare to have a purpose for him. 20:38 Dare to make it known. When you find that 20:44 you must choose, do what's right and good. 20:49 Think of Daniel and his friends and please 20:52 the Lord your God. Dare to be a Daniel. 20:58 Dare to stand alone. Dare to have a 21:03 purpose for him. Dare to make it known. 21:16 Thank you for that song "Dare to be a 21:17 Daniel" and do you know what? 21:20 I have someone with me today that does 21:22 dare to be a Daniel. I'd like you to meet 21:24 Emmanuel, hi Emmanuel and his 21:26 sister Amira. Amira, can you say hi? 21:29 Hi. Hi, can you show him that smile I love. 21:33 Yes, I love that big smile. Emmanuel, tell 21:36 me what do you do to share Jesus? 21:39 I give people clothes and I give them food 21:43 on the church van, and I like to do it 21:47 everyday and I did it for a long time and 21:54 I never got tired and it makes me feel happy. 21:58 It does, it makes you feel happy. 22:01 You don't get sad when you go on oh, 22:04 I would rather play with my toys and 22:05 I don't want to go work on that church van today. 22:07 You don't ever think that way? No. 22:10 No, and why does it? Why not? 22:14 Because, it makes me happy. 22:16 It makes you happy. Does it make other 22:18 people happy too. Yes, you know what, 22:21 that's the way it is, boys and girls 22:23 when we work for Jesus it makes us happy 22:26 and it makes Jesus happy, and it makes 22:28 the people happy too. Amira, tell me about 22:31 your friend Jordan? Did you invite her to 22:36 your house? What did you invite her for? 22:41 To have worship. To have worship? 22:45 Does your friend know about Jesus? No. 22:48 Doesn't know about Jesus. 22:50 So did you tell her? And what did 22:53 you teach Jordan? Did you teach her a 22:58 nice song about Jesus? What one did 23:00 you teach her? Jesus loves me. 23:04 Jesus loves me. Can you sing that 23:06 song for Miss Brenda? How does it go? 23:10 Jesus loves me, this I know for the Bible 23:17 tells me so. Little ones to Him belong; 23:24 we are weak but He is strong. 23:29 Oh, I love that song. Thank you for sharing 23:31 that with us, and you also, you like to pray, 23:35 don't you? Who do you pray for? 23:38 Jordan. Do you just pray for 23:40 Jordan and nobody else? Who else do you pray for? 23:46 You told me you like to pray for everybody. 23:49 Is that right? We want to keep 23:51 praying too, don't we? Well, boys and girls, 23:53 right now, I want to take you to we have a 23:57 video player and let's go see what Tyler has 23:59 to say about how he loves and shares Jesus okay? 24:16 Hey, my name is Tyler and I like 24:19 sharing Jesus about joining my friends, 24:23 relatives and drawing pictures of them 24:28 and learn about them and doing stuff for them. 24:36 I love him my whole life. 24:44 Thank you so much Tyler for that, 24:47 you know I'm so glad even at that age he 24:49 loves Jesus and did you hear how he said, 24:51 he loves doing stuff for Jesus. I love that too. 24:54 Well, the e-mail I'd like to share with you 24:56 and this says, dear miss Brenda my 24:58 brother Ben and I share Jesus by 25:00 volunteering at our church work bee 25:02 and we took our chainsaws, which 25:04 ours were toy ones and we helped trim 25:06 branches on the play ground and we also 25:09 helped rake pine needles near the play 25:11 for it and pull weeds out of the flower beds 25:14 and it says, my brothers name Ben 25:16 is 4 and I am 6. Love, Cliff. And he sent a 25:20 picture of his dad and also his brothers, 25:24 isn't that a nice picture. Thank you so much 25:27 for that and I have another one here. 25:29 Can you hold this picture for me? 25:32 This letter says dear Miss Brenda, 25:34 my name is Meredith. I share Jesus by 25:36 telling the other children who my 25:38 mom babysits for. I tell them all about 25:41 the Bible and about Jesus. 25:42 I love Kids Time, love Meredith. P.S., 25:45 please send me a Kids Time book. 25:47 I'd be happy to send you a book Meredith, 25:49 and thank you for your letter and 25:52 another quick e-mail, lets see if we have 25:54 another quick one here. It said, dear miss 25:57 Brenda, my name is Adrina and I love 26:00 Jesus and I share him in many other ways 26:03 and it said, I hope this is heard by people 26:05 who don't know Jesus, so they can see 26:07 that even though I'm a little child I know he 26:10 loves me and he died for me and here's a 26:12 picture of her. Isn't that precious, 26:15 it looks like the other part got cut off. 26:17 Well, that's all the time we have today 26:19 boys and girls. Thank you, Emmanuel and 26:21 Amira for being with us today. 26:22 Boys and girls, remember it's 26:24 Kids Time to share Jesus. |
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