Participants: Brenda Walsh
Series Code: KT
Program Code: KT000069
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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, 00:09 it's time to share there's a world 00:12 out there. Let's tell them that 00:14 He loves us so. Let's tell them that 00:18 He loves us so. Kids Time, 00:21 Kids Time, Kids Time. 00:24 Hi boys and girls, tell me what do you 00:27 think of when see a cross like this one. 00:29 Perhaps you think of a church that has 00:32 a cross high on the top of the Church 00:35 or may be your Church has a cross 00:37 right up in the front where everyone 00:39 can gaze at it. No doubt you've seen 00:42 a picture of a man hanging from a Cross 00:44 with nails driven through his hands 00:46 and his feet. That is the main thing 00:49 that I think about when I see a cross like this. 00:51 I think of Jesus who let himself be put 00:54 to death on a cross, so that my sins 00:57 and your sins can be forgiven. 00:59 But did you ever stop to think of the sounds 01:02 around that cross on that awful Friday 01:05 about 2000 years ago. Some people were 01:08 crying, and a mob were shouting crucify him, 01:11 crucify him, there were sheep and 01:13 goats and may be even some cattle 01:15 that could be heard you know bleeding 01:17 and mooing and I'm sure mournfully and 01:20 we know there was at least one rooster 01:22 who was splitter with the air with his 01:23 crowing, then there was a number of greedy 01:26 people who gambled for his clothes. 01:28 There was also the defiant sound of the 01:31 governor's voice saying in effect, 01:33 it's not my fault, hey, you know what, 01:35 blame somebody. But one sound was 01:39 different that was the sound of a one 01:42 lone voice in all that racket that caught 01:46 the ear of Jesus. It was the voice of a 01:49 criminal who also was being crucified 01:51 that day. Turning to Jesus this dying 01:54 man cried out, "remember me when 01:58 you come into your kingdom." 02:00 Do you know among all that hubbub and 02:04 commotion there was one voice of faith. 02:08 And that one voice brought a glad light 02:11 to the suffering eyes of Jesus. 02:15 Those are some of the things I think 02:17 about when I see a cross like this. 02:20 And I wonder if I had been there, 02:22 but if I had said something to bring 02:24 a glad light to Jesus eyes. I hope 02:28 I would have, would you? 02:30 Do you know our Bible story today tells 02:32 the story of a man who did all that he could 02:34 for Jesus on the day of crucifixion. 02:37 Do you know his name? Listen carefully 02:40 and you will, you will find out and learn more 02:43 about Him but first we're going 02:45 to learn about tarantulas 02:47 from Ranger Jim. 02:56 Hi boys and girls, Ranger Jim saying 02:57 welcome to nature time, some of you are 02:59 going to love it and some of you are going 03:00 to say oh yuck look they have these 03:03 huge big tarantulas. My friend John Jasinski 03:06 is with us today and he is very 03:08 knowledgeable about these. John, give us 03:10 some information about these 03:11 beautiful creatures. Oh these creatures 03:13 are called tarantulas, actually if you want 03:15 to know the truth boys and girls a 03:17 tarantula is a very small spider that comes 03:20 from an area in Italy, these are actually 03:23 called mygalomorphs, but for the sake 03:26 of calling them anything we'll call 03:27 them tarantulas 'cause that's a very 03:29 common name given to any spider that's 03:31 larger then probably an inch big, 03:33 spiders come from all over the world Jim 03:36 and tarantulas in particular, 03:38 these two that we are seeing right here 03:40 they're from the species grammostola, 03:42 they're both from Brazil. 03:43 This called the Smoky Gray also called 03:46 the Black Beauty, that's the Latin name. 03:49 Grammostola pulchra, this is the 03:51 Grammostola alticeps, which means smoky gray, 03:55 both of these are very prolific webers. 03:57 I don't know if we can see this. 03:59 But if I can pull this web out in front 04:02 of my black shirt, can you see this web 04:05 that's coming out. Every spider lays 04:08 webbing every spider, even the ones that 04:11 don't use it, they don't need webbing 04:15 for hunting and one of the fantastic 04:18 things about a spider's web is one of the 04:20 strongest natural substances 04:23 known to mankind. Amazing. 04:25 The United States government 04:26 boys and girls, they're trying right now 04:28 to make a bullet proof armor out of the 04:31 spider's web and for the medical area 04:35 they're trying to make the government 04:37 as well, they're trying to make surgical 04:39 thread from a spider's webbing because 04:42 of it's strength, because of it's 04:44 durability, spiders are amazing. 04:47 Isn't that incredible. Here is another fact 04:50 about tarantulas and spiders in particular, 04:52 you can see the webbing it's laying all over 04:54 the table here. All over just like silk isn't it. 04:56 And if a spider loses one of it's legs. 04:59 Now remember boys and girls spiders 05:00 have 8 legs, insects have only 6. 05:02 Spiders have 8 legs, if they were to 05:05 happened to lose one of these 8 legs or 05:08 lose any appendix that they have 05:09 they'll grow it back, that's another thing 05:12 that we're trying to find out how spiders 05:14 grow back their legs, because if we could 05:16 do this and generate our own arms and 05:18 our own legs. Imagine where we'll be. 05:21 Incredible. It is. To think of these tiny 05:24 creatures that have the ability to spin 05:27 that and it's so strong I have seen it 05:28 when I'm fishing occasionally, 05:30 I will throw a plug up towards a shoreline 05:32 and they be a spider web there and 05:34 the plug will get caught in there and you 05:35 actually can pull the weed over because 05:37 it's a quite mass of that and there's 05:39 great strength in that. So they use that 05:41 also by putting it in their, they line their 05:44 place where they stay, is that. 05:46 That's right, most spiders, these that 05:48 we're looking at here. These are ground 05:50 dweller, they live in burrows, they line their 05:52 burrow with their webbing and they have 05:53 on the outside of their burrow, 05:55 they lay a sheet of webbing as well. 05:58 All the hairs that you see on the tarantulas, 06:00 all the hair, all the legs, every thing that 06:03 you see on it is a sensory feel, 06:05 they could feel with all of these. 06:07 So if a little critter comes by could be, 06:09 could be a inspect, it could be a baby snake. 06:12 It could even be birds some spider are 06:15 big enough to eat to birds. 06:16 If something happens upon their den 06:18 or crawls across their web, that spider 06:21 grabs it and eats it. So that it is, 06:24 it's not a nice thing to encounter if 06:25 you're something small crawling along 06:27 the ground at night or even in a tree. 06:29 Some of the spiders live in the tree. 06:31 That's right. And did you say that 06:32 they're big, some of them are large 06:34 enough to eat small birds. Some of them are 06:36 actually called bird eating spiders, 06:38 that's how big these get. Incredible. 06:39 The largest spider in the world sitting 06:41 by itself with all it's legs spread out, 06:43 boys and girls this spread is 14 inches 06:48 in length and that's standing still, 06:50 the abdomen which is this part, 06:53 right here on a spider, the abdomen is this big. 06:57 I like these tarantulas, but I don't know 06:59 if I want to handle one that size John, 07:00 are they aggressive? Most spiders 07:03 are not aggressive, they're more afraid 07:05 of you then we are of them. 07:06 But no matter what if you're going 07:08 to be playing, your looking your 07:10 catching with spiders have mom and 07:12 dad around, be safe the spiders that 07:14 we have here are docile, they're gentle spiders 07:17 but you never know you can come across 07:20 a spider that's dangerous, even the 07:22 smallest one could have the worst venom, 07:24 so we have to be careful, always boys and 07:27 girls have mom and dad with you. 07:29 Alright, that's good advice isn't it, and 07:31 so boys and girls we have learned today 07:33 that these creatures that have a very 07:34 bad reputation, many people have 07:36 made movies about them biting and 07:38 killing people, this is a very would be consider 07:40 a very rare happening wouldn't it. 07:42 It would be very much so, they're gonna 07:45 be running away from you before 07:47 you try to catch them. Okay, so one of God's 07:50 creature that we seldom get to see, 07:52 we have learned again boys and girls 07:53 that our heavenly Father made them 07:55 in a wonderful way. So don't forget to tell 07:58 Jesus that you love Him because 07:59 he really does love you. 08:09 Hello boys and girls, sometimes life will 08:12 get very, very hard and you don't know 08:14 how you're gonna overcome some things, 08:15 when it gets tough we need to think 08:18 about the text that 08:19 Hannah's going to say for us. 08:23 And they overcame him by the blood 08:25 of the Lamb. Revelations 12:11. 08:31 Yes, there is wonderful power in the blood. 08:40 Would you be free from the burden of sin? 08:43 There's power in the blood, power 08:46 in the blood; Would you over evil a victory win? 08:51 There's wonderful power in the blood. 08:55 There is power, power, wonder working power 09:00 In the blood of the Lamb; 09:04 There is power, power, wonder working power 09:09 In the precious blood of the Lamb. 09:13 Would you do service for Jesus your King? 09:17 There's power in the blood, power 09:20 in the blood; Would you live daily 09:24 His praises to sing? There's wonderful 09:27 power in the blood. There is power, power, 09:32 wonder working power 09:34 In the blood of the Lamb; 09:38 There is power, power, 09:41 wonder working power 09:42 In the precious blood of the Lamb. 09:46 There is power, power, 09:49 wonder working power 09:51 In the blood of the Lamb; 09:54 There is power, power, 09:57 wonder working power 09:59 In the precious blood of the Lamb. 10:12 If you like Italian as much as I do then you're 10:14 gonna love his recipe. We're gonna make 10:17 Manicotti, here's the ingredients. 10:21 2 pkgs. mori-nu tofu, firm 10:24 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice 10:28 4 Tbsp. honey 2 tsp. salt 10:34 ½ tsp. garlic powder 1 tsp. basil 10:39 2 tsp. Italian seasoning 10:43 3 tsp. vegetable delight seasoning 10:47 10 Tbsp. seasoned bread crumbs 10:51 8 0z. pkg. tofutti better than 10:54 cream cheese, herb & chive flavor. 10:56 Now, I'm gonna start with the tofu and 10:58 when you buy tofu it's gonna come 10:59 in a box like this. Now this is mori-nu 11:03 tofu and there's many different brands 11:04 of tofu that you can buy but this is 11:06 just our favorite. So this tofu, 11:10 I'm gonna start by cutting it up, 11:12 'cause we're just going to the blender 11:14 here and see how soft it is. 11:15 It just it'll cut even with my rubber spatula, 11:19 cut it up real good and then 11:23 we're gonna stick it in the blender. 11:32 Like this, okay, then we're gonna do 11:38 use our cream cheese next. 11:40 And this tofutti better than cream cheese, 11:43 this herb & chive flavor, we use that, 11:47 I'm gonna put it, that in. Here we go. 12:03 Now we're gonna do our seasonings, 12:04 it doesn't really matter at what time 12:05 seasonings you put in but you just put 12:09 any of it in, it's salt, the salt, garlic powder. 12:28 I'll just dump them in any order, 12:30 just kind of put them in, now lemon juice 12:43 and the honey. Okay, when you get all 12:54 these ingredients in, all you have to do 12:56 is turn on the blender and that's how easy 12:58 it is. Well you wanna keep blending till it 13:07 looks about like this. And then we're gonna 13:10 take that tofu that you set aside earlier and 13:15 chop it up a little bit and we're gonna leave 13:17 it in little chunks so it gives it 13:19 a little bit more texture, to little 13:24 chunks not too big though 'cause you 13:26 don't want humongous chunks of tofu. 13:31 When you get that all mixed up that like that. 13:38 And get all the big chunks out, then you're 13:43 gonna add your bread crumbs, mix those 13:49 up in it, some good seasoning. 13:55 Get that all mixed up, we're gonna 13:57 add our mix, okay, and pour in it, 14:07 mix all that up together, when you 14:10 finished all that. You wanna get your 14:14 pasta and your dish and take this sauce 14:25 this and cover the bottom in it with the 14:30 pasta to sit in. Yes, you got that, 14:41 then take these shells like these and get 14:44 some of your filling and stuff it down 14:48 into the shells. Be real careful with those, 14:52 so you don't tear the shells, you get it all 14:55 pushed in, get it, set it in there and 15:00 when you get a whole, go and get two 15:02 for you but when you get the, you get 15:04 a whole bunch of them, then you just 15:06 dribble a little bit sauce over the top, 15:09 that's all there is. And there is several 15:11 ways you can use this filling, 15:13 these are stuffed shells, the same kind 15:15 of idea but just just in shells and you can 15:18 also make it with lasagna, you wanna 15:23 bake it probably about 350 until it looks, 15:26 the pasta's done and it's hot and good, 15:29 that's all there is to it and it's delicious. 15:32 Well remember until next time 15:34 keep cooking and eat healthy. 15:45 I can hear the screams and the shouts 15:46 from afar off in the valley but I did not 15:49 know what they were about, all 15:51 I knew was that they were getting angrier and 15:53 angrier, as every moment passed by. 15:56 I am Simon of Cyrene, and the shouts that 15:59 I heard as I got closer and closer, 16:01 I finally realized were that of an angry mob. 16:06 And as I came closer I realized that it 16:09 was a crowd shouting for the death of a criminal. 16:11 I thought for sure it would be a thief or 16:14 a robber or a murder. But as I got closer 16:18 and closer, I realized that it was not 16:21 a thief or a robber or a murderer, 16:24 and which they were yelling crucify him, 16:26 crucify him. But it was actually Jesus, 16:30 the soft, gentle Jesus. I heard so many 16:35 wonderful stories about this Jesus and 16:37 as I get closer to the crowd I realized that 16:40 he was carrying a cross. He had been beaten, 16:43 there was a crown of thorns on his head. 16:45 And he could in no way care me that big, 16:48 heavy, blucky wooden cross, but he was 16:51 trying and he kept falling and falling over 16:54 and over again, the Roman soldiers 16:56 would not help him. The Jewish people too 16:58 close to pass over, they would not 17:01 help him either. So as I got closer the 17:05 Roman soldiers and the mob made me 17:07 pick up and carry this heavy cross. 17:10 I was not a believer in Jesus, 17:13 I did not know much about who he was, 17:15 I heard a few stories of miracles that 17:18 he performed and I thought that 17:19 everyone loved Him. But what a different 17:22 story I found that day to find this man 17:25 whose face was so gentle, carrying this 17:28 heavy cross and as I picked up this cross 17:31 and as I carried it for Jesus, he looked 17:34 into my eyes and look into my face and 17:37 then I knew in my heart that he was trying 17:42 to save and help me. This man who was 17:45 so pitiful, who was so bloody, 17:47 who was so beaten, he gave me a look 17:50 of love and of trust and of understanding 17:53 and as I picked up that cross and as 17:57 I carried it my arms for this man named 18:00 Jesus from a town called Nazareth. 18:02 I knew too that I was saved and he loved me 18:08 and this heavy cross was not so heavy anymore, 18:10 it did not seem as a burden at all, 18:13 in fact it was a wonderful thing to carry 18:17 the cross for this man who seemed so gentle 18:20 and so meek and so mild and so kind. 18:23 I carried this cross for Jesus when my 18:25 shoulder all the way to this hill 18:27 called Golgotha, carrying it was 18:32 a pleasure and a privilege for me. 18:33 I felt saved at that moment and as they 18:37 put that cross into the ground and as 18:39 they nailed his hands and he speak to it. 18:42 The tears ran down my eyes, he died that 18:47 day for me. He saved me even though 18:53 I was sad for him in some ways I was happy, 18:57 it was a strange feeling, I was happy 18:59 yet I was sad. I was happy that his 19:01 man Jesus had come my way and that he 19:04 will take the time to look at me and save 19:07 even me they said that He was the King 19:10 of Jews yet they crucified him anyway, 19:13 nailing his hands to that cross. 19:15 What a terrible day it was, but 19:18 what a wonderful day of salvation for me 19:20 to have the chance to carry the cross 19:23 for the savior of the world. It become quiet 19:29 that night when Jesus died on that cross, 19:33 but I was so happy and I felt so loved 19:38 that I could do such a wonderful thing 19:41 for a wonderful man. I was an outcast, 19:44 we are not looked upon well in Jerusalem 19:47 and no one wanted to carry the cross. 19:51 But you know that's alright with me because 19:54 I that day carried the cross for the man 19:57 who bore the sins of the world on his shoulder. 20:02 I knew that day that I was saved and 20:04 I know that not only would he save but my 20:06 family and all my children. Yes, me, 20:10 an outsider, an outcast in Jerusalem. 20:14 Even though they thought they were 20:15 punishing me by making me carry this cross 20:18 I knew that it was nothing close to 20:20 a punishment. But for me it was 20:22 privilege to carry the cross 20:24 for the savior of the world. 20:48 [Foreign language] 24:20 Thank you to the Alvarado Choir for that 24:22 beautiful song, you know they're from Alvarado, 24:24 Texas and what beautiful music they have. 24:27 I am sitting here reading letters and 24:30 emails and cards from you boys and girls 24:32 and I just love hearing from you. 24:34 I wanna share some of them with you right now. 24:36 This one says dear Miss Brenda, 24:38 it's an email, it says my name is Carlton, 24:41 I'm 5 years old and I love to watch Kids Time 24:43 and I just love Ranger Jim because I love 24:46 learning about nature. Can you please 24:48 send me a Kids Time book and tell everyone 24:50 at Kids Time that I said hi and that I love him. 24:52 Love, Carlton. Well, I sure will Carlton and 24:55 thank you for your email. 24:56 And I have another letter, it says my name 25:00 is Marissa, says I am 6 years old I watch 25:04 Kids Time every day and I love it. 25:06 Please send me a Kids Time book, 25:08 love, Marissa. And Marissa has a beautiful 25:12 picture right here of herself and she drew 25:15 a picture of an angel with 3ABN written 25:18 right on it, isn't that pretty. 25:19 Thank you so much Marissa and then 25:22 I have another email here, it says 25:24 dear Miss Brenda I just emailed you but 25:28 I forgot to give you my picture and 25:30 I want you to have my picture. 25:32 Love, your friend Haley and here is the 25:35 picture of Haley, some times these email 25:38 pictures are kind of dark, so I don't know 25:40 if you can see her, but there's Haley 25:42 and lets see what Haley writes. 25:44 She says, dear Miss Brenda, my name is Haley 25:47 and I am 7 years old and I am going to the 25:49 second grade. This week our Church 25:51 is having vacation Bible school and 25:54 I invited my friends and they caught a ride 25:56 with my Grandma and have been coming 25:58 every night and they are enjoying it. 26:00 Your friend Haley, that is a wonderful 26:02 way to witness Haley. I have one more email 26:04 boys and girls, this says dear Miss Brenda, 26:06 I'm a 10 year old student and I watch, 26:08 sing and worship with your program everyday. 26:11 I am very interested in getting a 26:13 Kids Time book, I want to be like Jesus. 26:16 I love him. Love, Brad. I am from Grenada. 26:19 Well thank you for your letter, 26:20 that's all the time we have today 26:22 boys and girls. Remember, wherever you go, 26:24 whatever you do, it's 26:25 Kids Time to share Jesus. |
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