Participants: Brenda Walsh
Series Code: KT
Program Code: KT000235
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00:04 It's time to share there's a world out there, 00:08 Looking for a friend like Jesus. 00:12 It's time to share there's a world out there. 00:16 Let's tell them that He loves us so. 00:20 Let's tell them that He loves us so. 00:24 Kid's time, kid's time, kid's time. 00:31 Hi, Boys and Girls. Have you noticed all 00:33 the news lately about what is happening all 00:35 over the world. You probably wonder 00:37 sometimes what all the fighting is about. 00:39 I know I do. There once was a young man, who 00:42 grew up and he wanted to be a soldier. 00:44 That's all he wanted. And when he was a 00:46 little boy, he liked to play with his toy 00:48 soldiers and dress up in military costumes. 00:50 He loved to play war with his friends. 00:53 While his dream came true and he eventually 00:56 fought a real battle. And what he saw there 00:58 changed his mind about war forever. He realized 01:02 that it wasn't a big game after all. Even men with 01:05 big guns and all the best training can die in a war. 01:09 I have a picture some men helping the 01:11 wounded on the battlefield in a war that 01:13 was spot right here in my country. 01:15 It's a very sad scene, isn't it? 01:18 Boys and girls our story today is about a nation, 01:21 who thought that they can fight and win 01:23 victories against their enemies on their own, 01:26 but they soon learned a very big lesson out on 01:28 the battlefield. Well here all about that battle 01:31 in just a little bit, but right now; Hey, Max 01:35 let's get ready for our Nature Time. 01:43 Hi, Boys and Girls. I am Ranger Rod. 01:45 Welcome to Nature Time. We are here in 01:47 Western Montana and I am with my friend 01:49 Christy Novak here on the Spring Brook Ranch 01:52 and we are doing something awesome. 01:54 We are feeding baby. What are they? 01:57 Tibetan Yak. Tibetan Yaks. This is incredible. 02:01 Shouldn't their mummy be doing this? 02:03 Normally they would. These particular ones 02:06 we pour after 48 hours and we nurse them and 02:10 we become their moms. They will become pack 02:13 animals. They will go everywhere we go. 02:16 We do parades. We do school functions those 02:21 who is able to go. And so these will be 02:23 safe for kids, absolutely, or for people that pedal, 02:26 absolutely, and handle and be around them. 02:28 Boys and girls these are the, they are so soft. 02:30 Is that normal for an animal? It is. 02:34 Is this big to be that soft? They are normally softer 02:36 when they are first born. Right now they are starting 02:39 to get their fur and they are starting to get a 02:42 skirts and wool up a little bit. 02:45 There skits, you say their skirts, they wear skirts. 02:47 They wear belly skirts. Belly skirts 02:51 You mean it's made out of hair. 02:52 It's made out of hair. Yak hair. 02:54 And it will grow long and cover their toes. 02:58 All the way down to the ground. 02:59 All the way down to the ground. 03:00 They look like little caterpillars. 03:01 That must be beautiful. How big will they get. 03:03 They get between 600 and 800 pounds for a 03:05 girl and 1200 to 1600 pounds for a boy, 03:09 so these. These are going to be steers and steers 03:12 make the best pets. So these are steers and 03:14 steers make the best pets. Umm! Umm! 03:15 They are so beautiful and they get so big, 03:18 so then would they still be safe as a big 1600 03:21 pound steer. Well, the steer won't get 03:23 quite that big. They will get big by 800 pounds 03:26 only because they are steers and they will be 03:30 with us and How old, how old are 03:34 these little steers? These are 3 months old. 03:37 So, they 3 months old. Where they are born in 03:38 kind of cold weather here in Montana. 03:40 They are, they are. It was a little chilly. 03:42 So, this fur that they have on them that keeps 03:45 more even as babies. It does the water can't 03:47 penetrate, so the water literally floats off the 03:50 bags of these. What is this that we are 03:53 feeding them and this doesn't look like a 03:54 mommy Tibetan Yak. This is a lamb milk replacer. 03:58 Lamb milk replacer. Umm! Umm! They get 04:00 them 2 to 3 times a day. Okay. 04:03 And we will feed them for another first 6 months. 04:06 They look like they really like it. 04:07 Yes. They, they know their creatures of habit, 04:11 so they are on a time schedule. 04:13 Isn't that incredible? That is so beautiful. 04:18 Woh! Boys and girls the opportunity to be 04:21 with an animal that's this beautiful, that's this 04:23 tame is awesome. What else can you tell me 04:27 about these, these animals? Well, they are hardy 04:29 even if they are born in, you know, sub zero 04:32 weather. They are born with so much fur that 04:35 they are hardy little animals. They don't get 04:38 a lot of diseases that a bovines do. They. 04:43 So, the, the bovine that's a cow. 04:45 That's a cow. And so they differ from 04:46 a cow obviously in the fact that they are not, 04:49 not naturally from North America. 04:52 They are not, they are not from this area. 04:54 Right. But, they are still like a cow. 04:56 Now, in the country where they come from 04:58 what do they do with the mare? 04:59 They use them for pack animals. The sherpa is 05:03 what actually bring them in their homes 05:05 with them. Now a sherpa, he is 05:07 somebody who takes people up in the mountains. 05:09 Right. And packs their 05:11 equipment form like mountain climbers if 05:13 there was somebody up and wanted to go on an 05:15 expedition up in the mountain. He would 05:17 hire a sherpa and you are saying the sherpa 05:19 would have maybe some yaks. The yaks, Aha! Aha! 05:21 The yaks would carry their, their luggage and 05:24 anything that they had. And they tie that on 05:26 their backs. Umm! Umm! But they 05:28 actually live with their yaks. The yaks will 05:30 come in the house, in the house and they treat 05:31 them just like their family. Their milk is extremely rich. 05:37 It's, we personally don't milk our yaks. 05:39 But, I know people that, that do milk come in 05:42 and it's just cream. Woh! It didn't take 05:45 them that long to finish that off. Now what they 05:46 are going do? They are going to go play. 05:48 They are really fresh after they eat and I love 05:51 to play with them and they will chase you around. 05:53 Oh! They are just so incredible. 05:54 Thank you so much. You are welcome. 05:57 Until next time. This is Ranger Rod. 05:59 Let's all enjoy God's great outdoors. 06:13 I'm gonna lay down my burdens down 06:17 by the riverside Down by the riverside 06:21 down by the riverside I'm gonna lay down my 06:25 burdens down by the riverside 06:28 Ain't gonna study war no more 06:33 Well I ain't gonna study war no more 06:35 ain't gonna study war no more 06:38 Ain't gonna study war no more 06:43 I ain't gonna study war no more 06:45 Ain't gonna study war no more 06:48 Ain't gonna study war no more 06:53 I'm gonna meet my sweet Jesus down by the riverside 06:59 Down by the riverside down by the riverside 07:03 I'm gonna meet my sweet Jesus down by the riverside 07:08 Study war no more Well I ain't gonna 07:14 study war no more I ain't gonna study 07:17 war no more Ain't gonna study war no more 07:23 Well I ain't gonna study war no more 07:25 I ain't gonna study war no more 07:28 Ain't gonna study war no more 07:33 I'm gonna put on my long white 07:36 robe, down by the riverside Down by the riverside, 07:42 down by the riverside I'm gonna put on my 07:45 long white robe, down by the riverside 07:48 I'm gonna study war no more Well I ain't gonna study war 07:54 no more, ain't gonna study war no more 07:58 Ain't gonna study war no more 08:02 Well I ain't gonna study war no more, 08:05 ain't gonna study war no more 08:07 Ain't gonna study war no more 08:12 Study war no more Study war no more 08:29 Welcome to learning time. Thanks for joining us today. 08:32 You know today I am gonna ask some people 08:34 some questions. In fact, I have got three helpers right 08:37 here. Let's ask them a question as well. 08:40 Jessica do you have a favorite juice? 08:43 Ah! Mango juice. Mango juice. I love mango 08:48 juice and it's make so good seed. 08:49 Right, have you ever seen the seed inside the mango? 08:52 Yes. That's a huge seed, isn't it? 08:55 Now I have got Justine down here. Justin, 08:57 do you have a favorite juice? 08:58 Lime juice. Lime juice. Well it kind a 09:01 make you pucker up sometimes, doesn't it? 09:03 Yeah. Yeah. Then I've got Luke, way back over there. 09:06 Luke, do you have a favorite juice? 09:08 Either lemon or apple. Lemon or apple. 09:11 Well, I love both of those and let me ask you. 09:14 Do you have a favorite juice just 09:16 tell me what is it? Lime. Wow! Sounds like fruit 09:21 punch to me. That's interesting, isn't it. 09:23 Hey, let me get my helpers to come up here. 09:25 We are gonna do an interesting experiment. 09:27 Now this experiment you can do at home. 09:30 You love those experiments, so you can do at home. 09:32 Yes. That will be great. So, come on back here, 09:35 yeah, you can stand right here and we've got three 09:38 containers right here. These are two liter bottles, right. 09:41 Yup! So, instead of throwing these away you could, what? 09:45 Recycle. Recycle. We should recycle 09:47 whenever possible. So, we've got three and 09:49 we are actually going to do some experiments with 09:51 these three containers. First of all, hey, you know, let's 09:54 start out with Justine, okay. Now is what I like you 09:57 have to do? Just I want you to move back behind here. 09:59 We've got a little tray. We got to have something to 10:01 catch water otherwise we gonna make a mess. 10:03 You know, ever make messes do you Justine. 10:05 Oh! Sometimes. Okay, we will not today. 10:07 Well comeback over here, right behind it. 10:10 Oh! What I'm gonna do is this. I'm gonna have Justine 10:14 do something to the bottle. He is gonna try to get the 10:15 water out of the bottle just as quick as he can, but you 10:18 can't squeeze the bottle, okay. So, what I'm gonna 10:20 ask you to do, I'm gonna ask you to pick the bottle 10:22 up and just turn it upside down, okay. So, you can 10:25 turn right side, you know, upside down. 10:27 Don't squeeze it and the water is gonna come in 10:29 here and you think you can do that? 10:31 Yeah. Okay, don't get it slip? 10:33 Okay. Okay. Okay, are you ready? 10:35 Are you ready? Let's count. 10:37 Oh! Yeh! That's a good idea. Let's count 3 to 1. 10:39 Let's give him a countdown. 3, and 2 and 1. 10:43 Upside down and just hold it just like that and just hold 10:46 it, don't squeeze it. Just hold it right there. 10:47 Is it coming out fast. No. It's kind a going the blunk, 10:52 blunk, blunk, isn't it. You see it's bubbling. 10:55 Yes. Yeah. It's kind a get some 10:58 air in there. You know, if there is no air in there, 11:01 if there is no air vent then we have a problem getting 11:04 the water out. Okay, I want you to set the bottle down 11:06 there. Thanks Justine for helping us do that. 11:09 And see Luke wanted to come over here and Justine 11:11 I want you to change places with him and we actually 11:13 have two bottles here, okay. And here why don't you, 11:18 why don't you take that one stand right here in front of 11:20 this one, okay. And I need for you to come over here, 11:22 so you can have this one right here. We are going to 11:24 have a race. Have you ever had a water race? 11:26 Yes. This is one time when you 11:29 can have a water race. What we want to do is we 11:31 want to see who can get the water out of their bottle 11:34 first. But you know what Luke you are gonna do 11:36 exactly what Justine did, okay. I want you to turn 11:39 your bottle when we have a countdown, okay for this. 11:42 And he is gonna turn his bottle upside down. 11:44 You are gonna turn your bottle upside down too 11:46 at the same time, right. You are not going to squeeze 11:48 your bottle at all. If you squeeze that's cheating. 11:51 So, don't, don't cheat on us, right. 11:52 And you gonna hold it and just let it drain out, just as 11:55 quickly as you can, right. But, you know, what we are 11:57 gonna do? You know, what you are gonna do. 12:00 Yup! You gonna, we are gonna do at the same time. 12:02 But I am gonna put a little swirl in it as you are 12:04 holding it, okay. And we gonna make a little vent 12:07 and see which one comes out first. Are you ready? 12:10 Yes. We are gonna do it at the same time. 12:12 We are gonna have a race. I think she is gonna win. 12:14 You think she is gonna win. Why do you think she is 12:16 going to win Luke? Because of the vent, 12:18 she can get the air in and pushes the rest out faster 12:21 then one has to try and get out of the same spot. 12:23 Hey, sounds like it might work, right, okay. 12:27 Let's get ready, put your bottles up over here 12:29 because we don't want to make a mess, do we? 12:31 Okay and get ready to do this. Shall we give them a 12:35 count down? Yes. Alright, you ready Luke. 12:39 Are you ready? Yes. Okay, right, we may want 12:41 to hold that bottle kind of at the bottom like she 12:43 is doing. Otherwise, we might squeeze it and if you 12:45 squeeze it you see that's cheating. I don't want you 12:47 to cheat. Alright, let's give them a 12:49 countdown, here we go. 3, 2, 1. Hold it like that 12:54 and we are gonna hold it, keep it 12:55 going and we gonna swirl this 13:06 and the winner right here. Woh! Give her a nice hand. 13:09 What's happening Luke. Is that a slow one? 13:13 Oh! Now, now what did you do. He made that swirl, 13:17 you know, when that thing swirls what we did was we 13:19 made a little what? What was that? 13:21 Vent. Hollow twister, right, we call it vertex. 13:25 It's kind a like a twister, like a tornado but it did 13:28 exactly what Luke said it would do, right. 13:31 It create a little vent, right, so that the air could come 13:34 out, right, so if the air could come out and that 13:36 really help the water to come out as well. 13:39 Hey, that's interesting, isn't it? Well, you can 13:41 have a race at home. You can race each other. 13:44 But, you know, what would happen if you 13:45 squeeze the bottle, you probably make a real 13:46 mess won't you. Yes. I do to. Well, you know, 13:50 that's why sometimes when you have a 13:51 container it is just kind of little tiny, tiny vent, 13:54 a little vent hole that you put in it and so it 13:56 makes it easier to fill containers and also to 14:00 get liquids out of them, isn't interesting? 14:02 Yes. Well, air pressure is very interesting as well. 14:06 Remember Boys and Girls every time we study more 14:09 about science, we learn more about our creator God. 14:23 Oh! Oh! That's Joanna's husband. He must be 14:27 back from the battlefield. Oh! Joanna that your husband. 14:33 Oh! Oh! My goodness. Honey what happened? 14:37 In the Battle, what happened. It was the battle. 14:39 Oh! The battle is hard. The battle is hard. 14:43 Give me some water. Somebody give me 14:45 some water, bandages, please. 14:47 What happened? The battle is hard 14:50 fought, is hard fought. We just fought with 14:52 Philistines. It was well, we fought valuably 14:56 I meant. That's men fought hard very 14:59 valuably. We fought in battle and it was hard, 15:04 I fought, I fought with a sword, that sword was 15:09 thirsty and fought with Philistine, 15:12 but throughout we, we lost four thousand men 15:19 in the battle, four thousand. It was sad, 15:25 it was a sad battle throughout. 15:29 As we fought, so we caught, we caught for 15:34 the Ark of the Covenant from Shiloh. 15:36 We say sure the Ark will save us, so we 15:40 called for Hophni and Phinehas and we said 15:42 bring the Ark, bring the Ark from Shiloh for the 15:45 next battle so that we can face the Philistines 15:47 and defeat them. And then God's people saw 15:50 the Ark of the Covenant. Joanna they cheered, 15:55 they, they laughed and cheered they said, 15:57 God's Ark will defeat the Philistines. 16:00 Bring God's Ark forward, so we can fight 16:02 the Philistines. It will be this Ark that will save 16:04 us from their wrath. They've always fought 16:07 us with such, with such value there. They are so 16:10 hard and so mean, but we, we brought the Ark 16:12 of the Covenant thinking the Ark would save us 16:15 from the wrath of the Philistines. 16:17 When the Philistines saw the Ark they too 16:20 gathered their man and they said fight like 16:23 you've never fought before. Fight, fight those Israelites 16:29 and defeat them and defeat them. 16:31 And you should have seen the Philistines 16:33 organize man by man. They got themselves 16:36 together to fight us and they fought us. 16:39 They fought like they never fought before. 16:41 I have seen them fight like that before. 16:44 To the South, our men began to fall. 16:47 What, what about Josiah, what about 16:49 Josiah okay. Where is he? Josiah and Michael 16:53 have both died. Oh! My brother. 17:00 So was my brother Mele Kai, all dead. 17:04 Twenty thousand men have died in this battle. 17:08 Why is the Ark forsaken us why? 17:11 That's the point. We thought the Ark would 17:16 save us. We have the Ark in front of us 17:17 thinking the Ark would save us, but the Ark, 17:18 the Ark, Joanna has no power. The power of the 17:22 Ark comes from God. There is no power in the 17:25 Ark made by mans hand of wood and of 17:28 stone and of jewels. There is no power in the Ark. 17:31 Right now, I thought that it would protect us. 17:35 I don't understand what you are talking about. 17:38 The Ark is only something made for man. 17:41 I am telling you it is not something that can save 17:46 us from the Philistines. Thirty thousand of our 17:49 men have died and is all because we thought the 17:52 Ark would save us. The Ark did not save us. 17:54 We have to remember that salvation of God's 17:59 people or anybody doesn't come from 18:01 something made by man hands. But, salvation comes 18:05 from God and God alone and we must put 18:09 our trust in God to save us from all the matter of 18:12 peril and evil, from armies and from men, 18:14 who hate God's people. I think about the Ark of 18:18 the Covenant. We have to remember that we 18:20 have God to watch over and protect us. 18:24 Thirty thousand men are dead. Oh! No. 18:28 Oh! No. Thirty thousand of God's people we thought, 18:33 we thought the Ark was so powerful. 18:36 You should have seen God's people standing 18:37 there celebrating and cheering for the Ark. 18:40 Bring on the Ark, let it come, let the Ark lead 18:42 us to victory, let this scene made by man kindness 18:46 to victory, but it had no power. 18:49 Oh! The more soldiers from the battlefield. 18:51 More soldiers are coming. There's one solider. My son. 18:55 Somebody help him, please. People of God 18:58 remember there is no power in the Ark. 19:02 Only power, the only power that we have is 19:05 the power given by God. We have to remember that. 19:08 When will our people learn this lesson that 19:11 power comes from God. Oh! God help us please. 19:15 That's from God alone. Not from anything 19:17 made by man's hands. And please God. 19:23 I hope God's people will remember this lesson. 19:26 Never could I trust the man or by anything 19:29 made in man's hand. But, power comes from 19:32 God, not by the sword, not by the Ark, 19:37 but power comes from God and God alone. 19:39 Listen people, power comes from God alone 19:44 not from things made by man's hands. 19:48 Let's remember this lesson and not lose one 19:52 more man thinking that man only thing made by 19:56 his hands can save us. Oh! God help us please. 20:02 God help us. Forgive us. Forgive us. 21:20 Hi, Boys and Girls. It's time for Miss Brenda's 21:22 "Book of the Day." And today book is called 21:26 Hiking with Jesus by Jim Feldbush and it's 21:28 the wonderful devotional book. 21:30 And to use for your worship every morning 21:33 and spend time with God. Today, we have two 21:36 wonderful guests. I want you to meet. 21:38 Swany and her brother Joshua. Welcome to the 21:40 program. And Swany you have something 21:43 strange looking in your hand. What is this? 21:45 It's a bank. It's a bank and what do 21:47 you do with that bank. Well, when we go to 21:49 town and we get cash back from when we buy something. 21:53 So, when you, when you pay something your 21:55 mom pays money for something she is 21:57 shopping you get change back. 21:58 And what do you and what do you do with that change? 22:00 We bring it to Sabbath school and put it in this 22:04 bank and we send it to an orphan in Kenya, Africa. 22:10 Woh! Can you show us how the bank works? 22:12 She brought some coins with her. Let's see how 22:14 this bank works. And it just separates all those out. 22:19 That's pretty nifty and so all the change that, 22:22 that your mom and your dad given they shopped 22:24 it gets to go for Jesus, right, and so you are 22:27 excited to go shopping with mom and dad, 22:29 aren't you? And I understand you also had 22:30 a birthday. You know that Yeah. There is something 22:33 that happened? It was my 7th Birthday 22:35 and we needed seven more dollars to pay for 22:40 that month. So I decided to give it to 22:43 them and it was enough to... 22:46 To cover it. Yeah. And so that was somebody 22:48 had given you seven dollars and you decided 22:50 to give that money for Jesus and it was the 22:53 right amount of money. Isn't God good? 22:55 He is and Joshua, can you tell me what you do 22:58 to share Jesus? When we go out to our 23:06 neighborhood we say to the people in the 23:10 summertime we give them, them like fruits 23:18 and vegetables from our garden and sometimes 23:22 we give, sometimes we make bread and give it 23:26 to them and give them fruits to them. 23:29 So, it's a fun sharing Jesus. Yeah. 23:32 Yes, it's always fun sharing Jesus, isn't it? 23:35 Well, I have a whole basketful of letters here 23:37 boys and girls. And I just want to read some 23:41 of them to you. This one is all the way from 23:44 the Philippines and Oh! A picture can you hold 23:47 this picture for me. Let me take your bank for 23:49 you, I will just set it right down over here, okay. 23:53 And this one says, dear Miss Brenda. 23:58 I am 8 years old and I want to be a member of 23:59 Kids Club, so that I will learn more about Jesus. 24:01 I like to share stories and songs that I have 24:03 learned from my mom and my teachers from 24:05 my school. Yours truly, love Nathan. 24:08 Well, Nathan, thank you so much for that 24:10 letter and thank you for your picture. 24:12 I love getting your letters and 24:14 seeing your pictures boys and girls. 24:16 Okay, we have another one. This is from Rachel 24:19 from Clifton, New Jersey. Let's see what Rachel 24:21 has to say. Oh! Look at the nice card that 24:23 Rachel showed us here, sent us and we have a 24:27 picture. I love the pictures, can you hold 24:28 this one up too please. It says praise God Miss 24:33 Brenda. My name is Rachel and I am 6 years 24:35 old and I live in Clifton, New Jersey. What I like 24:38 most of our Kids Time is Sharing Time and 24:41 Praise Time. I like sharing Jesus by praying 24:44 for my friends and telling them that Jesus 24:46 loves them. I also tell them what I study in my 24:49 Church. Thank you for the programs. 24:51 Love Rachel. You're welcome Rachel. 24:53 Keep sharing Jesus, won't you? 24:56 I have another letter here. This one is from Denise 25:00 and Denise is also from New Jersey that's 25:02 unusual, isn't it? And she sent a card. 25:04 Can you put, hold this one up for me please 25:07 and this one, Oh! This card is little bit torn, 25:11 but it's okay. Dear Miss Brenda, my name is 25:13 Denise and I am five years old. And I share 25:15 Jesus with my friends when and I also sing 25:18 Sabbath school songs to them and I pray for them. 25:21 I love Kids Time. Love Denise. Well, Denise 25:25 thank you so much. I am gonna try to read 25:27 one more letter very quickly. Let's see if this 25:30 one here is from Matthew. Okay, Matthew, 25:33 let's see what you have to say. We got a picture 25:35 Matthew. Can you hold that up for me please. 25:38 Dear Miss Brenda, my name is Matthew and 25:39 am 9 years old and I am from St. Catherine in 25:43 West Indies and that says, I attain the 25:47 Washington school and I always enjoy watching 25:50 Kids Time. I would like to be a part of Kids 25:53 Time Miss Brenda. Would you please show 25:55 my picture on TV. May God bless you and the 25:57 Kids Program. Love Matthew. Well, Matthew you jested, 26:01 we showed your picture and we were glad that 26:02 you are enjoying the program. I hope boys and girls that 26:05 you are inspired to do more for Jesus. 26:07 I want to thank Swany and Joshua for being 26:09 part of our program today. Boys and girls, 26:11 I want to encourage you to witness everywhere you go. 26:14 Jesus is coming soon and I can't wait, can you. 26:17 Remember its Kids Time to share Jesus. |
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