Participants: Brenda Walsh
Series Code: KT
Program Code: KT000249
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00:01 It's almost time for Kids time,
00:03 we are gonna be late. It's time to share 00:06 there is a world out there looking for a 00:09 friend like Jesus. It's time to share there is 00:14 a world out there. Let's tell them that 00:17 He loves us so. Let's tell them that He 00:21 loves us so. Kids time, Kids time, Kids time. 00:30 Hi boys and girls, how are you feeling today? 00:33 Did you get a good night sleep last night? 00:35 We need lots of sleep to stay healthy, 00:37 don't we? Oh, I wish I gotten lot more sleep 00:42 just like Max, Max likes to sleep all the time, 00:45 have you ever felt like that? Sometimes, 00:47 I even wish that I could speed up time, 00:50 like when I am looking forward to seeing 00:51 my grandsons and I just can't wait. 00:54 Maybe you felt that way when you were looking 00:55 forward to your birthday or maybe to your 00:57 favorite holiday. You just want a time to 01:00 move along a little more quickly, but it 01:02 doesn't work that way does it? You can't 01:04 move time, no one can. So, isn't it strange 01:08 that there is a story in history about a day 01:11 when time moved backward, yup that's 01:14 right it really happened? Time moved back 01:17 a whole hour. We are going to here about 01:19 that day in our Bible story. You won't wanna 01:22 miss it and by the way I sure enjoy spending 01:25 time with you. Right now let's 01:28 get ready for our Nature Time. 01:36 Hi boys and girls welcome to Nature Time. 01:39 We are here in beautiful Western Montana 01:41 and I'm with my friend Lacy Deist. 01:43 She is a trainer here at Triple D Game 01:45 Farm and we have a very gorgeous special 01:49 guest today, and could you tell us Lacy 01:53 what's the name of our guest today? 01:54 His name is Lacoda. Lacoda. 01:57 He is a Thunder Wolf. Lacoda is a 01:59 thunder wolf. Now is a Thunder Wolf a type 02:02 of gray wolf or we are talking about 02:03 something entirely different. It's a type 02:05 of gray wolf, yeah. So, he is a subspecies 02:09 of the gray wolf. Where would be the 02:10 Thunder Wolf be found? The wolves that 02:14 we have here at our Game Farm, 02:16 they originate from the Brooks Range, Alaska. 02:19 And he is from the original string and then 02:22 we also you could find them kind in the 02:26 northern regions. Okay now he seems pretty 02:30 docile, pretty friendly. He is a little shy that's 02:33 good, but he seems pretty docile, 02:37 so is he a pet, is he trained. How is that, 02:40 that you can be holding on to him by his 02:42 leash there and not be getting you know 02:44 eat, haven't you ever read the story. 02:45 You know the big bad wolf. He is not a 02:50 big bad wolf. Okay. We bottle-raised him, 02:53 he was actually born at the farm here. 02:55 Okay. And he has been with us ever since 02:59 he could probably remember. How old is he? 03:02 He is two years old. Okay so he is not very old. 03:04 This is pretty big, a pretty big dog, 03:06 pretty big wolf for only two years old. 03:09 How much do you think, is Lacoda? 03:11 Yes. Lacoda, how much do you think 03:12 Lacoda weighs Lacy? Probably close to a 03:16 little or maybe 100 pounds. A 100 pounds, 03:17 is that typical or is he extra fat or is he 03:20 extra skinny is it. He is well fed. 03:23 He is well fed, okay. But, he is a big male 03:27 and he will be a little bit bigger as well so. 03:30 Now if he was living out in the wild with his 03:33 ancestors or his relatives that live there. 03:35 What would he be eating, probably different 03:37 than what he eats here at Triple D 03:38 Game Farm? He will probably be eating quite 03:41 a bit of deer. Okay, deer. Whatever else 03:45 they can get to really, but deer is their main 03:47 source. Now out there in Alaska I 03:50 understand the wolves eat like moose which 03:53 are huge they weigh you know over 1000 03:56 pounds, they can be seven feet high at the 03:57 shoulder. How would a wolf like this take down 04:01 a large mammal like a moose? Well they 04:06 would probably be looking for sick moose. 04:09 Okay. And they hunt together. So, they 04:11 hunt together, so Lacoda wouldn't hunt by 04:14 himself if he were up in Alaska typically he 04:17 would be, what do they call is that a pack? 04:19 A pack, yes. Okay, so wolf pack. 04:21 They would work together, I mean, 04:24 he couldn't take down a single moose himself. 04:26 So probably the alpha male, the alpha 04:29 female and their pups would be in a pack. 04:32 Okay. And they would work together. 04:34 And they would sort of team up on a harness. 04:36 Now I understand that what can happen 04:38 sometimes is that a couple of wolfs or wolfs 04:40 will chase for the pray for sometime until 04:44 he gets little tired and then another one 04:46 will pick up and another one will pick, 04:48 but you mentioned that primarily would 04:50 be maybe a sick animal or an injured animal 04:53 or young animal and they help to create a 04:56 balance in nature. They also would do what 04:59 we might call kind of call out the weak and 05:02 make a better heard actually the moose, 05:05 actually benefits from the presence of the 05:07 wolf. Correct. Now I know that here in 05:09 Northwest Montana, we also have wolfs and 05:12 they have been introduced back into the 05:15 former range in Montana. The Gray Wolf 05:17 is reintroduced into the Former Range. 05:20 In part of that for that reason is to try and 05:24 help keep a balance in nature. They also 05:26 move wild life, they move game species, 05:29 they keep them working back and forth 05:31 between important habitats. So, they don't 05:34 congregate in just one area. Right. 05:36 And so, I see wolf as a very important predator 05:40 if you will. Sure. Is that all that these wolfs, 05:45 they are strictly predators or do they 05:46 eat anything else. They are pretty much 05:49 strictly predators, sometimes if they have 05:52 stomachache or something they eat grass. 05:54 Okay, so he is a large predator on the 05:57 landscape very necessary especially in the 06:00 wilderness setting, especially in the area 06:02 where he is got lots of them. Now how much 06:04 territory would a pack take in. How much 06:06 country would pack sort of call their own? 06:10 I think they could travel quite a bit, 06:13 but they probably stand about the same areas. 06:16 In a relatively smaller area, I have heard it 06:18 estimates up to well over 100 even 200 square 06:21 miles if they have that ability and if game 06:25 is available to them. Sure. And they can move. 06:27 And they will travel long distances, 06:28 they get into a track and wolf can travel 06:30 long distances 30-40 miles in a night even 06:36 and so. They are fast animals. 06:37 That's incredible, boys and girls we 06:39 could talk about a wolf a long time. 06:40 I used to own a wolf in fact they are 06:42 marvelous animal, they are difficult to 06:44 train. Lacy is doing a great job. She has 06:46 kept Lacoda well under control. He is just 06:48 a beautiful, beautiful animal and we have 06:50 appreciate it so much you are being on our 06:53 program today and being willing to show us 06:56 this beautiful creature that God has created. 07:00 wild places, where he lives. Until next time, 07:03 boys and girls, this is Ranger Rod. 07:05 Lets all enjoy God's great outdoors. 09:46 Welcome to Learning Time. Thanks for 09:48 being a part of us today. You know today 09:49 we are gonna do an interesting science 09:51 experiment. Do you like to do science 09:53 experiments at home? Yes. Well this is one 09:56 that you can do at home, but you know, 09:58 we have got somebody is it a body or body 10:01 in here. We've got somebody that's brand 10:04 new to Kids Time. Would you welcome Max, 10:07 right here give Max a nice hand. 10:10 Well Max is a new member of Kids Time and 10:13 we are happy to have him too. I've got 10:16 three helpers and let's introduce those 10:18 three helpers right now. I've got Redman right 10:20 over here, Redman what's one of your most 10:23 favorite foods? I don't really know, 10:25 but I like my mom's cooking. Oh! Cool good 10:28 for moms cooking. How many of you 10:29 like your moms cooking? You better all say 10:31 yes, oh yeah moms cooking. And then I've 10:35 got Trendy over here. Trendy what's one of 10:37 your favorite foods? I like to say spaghetti. 10:41 Spaghetti, how many of you like spaghetti? 10:43 Oh I love spaghetti as well. Then I have 10:46 got Joshua over here. Joshua what's one of 10:51 Celery. Well, how many likes celery? 10:54 I do too; you put stuff on your celery? 10:56 Peanut butter. Peanut butter we put all 10:57 kinds of stuff on celery, me too. 10:59 Hey today I want my helpers to come up here. 11:02 We are gonna mix up something and this 11:04 might be great for you to try. Come on 11:06 up here, we have got some things up here; 11:08 let's take a look at what this is. We have 11:10 got some whipping cream right here and we 11:12 used that in cooking sometimes don't we? 11:14 Okay now we have a jar, so at home all 11:16 you need to have is a jar, maybe you can 11:18 do this at home. If you need some help 11:20 make sure you get a little bit of help. 11:22 What I am gonna do is we are gonna put that 11:23 jar right here. Let's see Joshua, 11:25 why don't you go ahead, could you pour some 11:27 of that whipping cream in the jar, 11:28 maybe about a half, okay, fill it up half full, 11:32 so find a container could be plastic or glass, 11:35 if its glass be very careful because it could 11:36 break, right. And then you need to have a 11:39 lid, so you got to put the lid really, really tight. 11:42 Okay, great now Trendy why don't you go 11:43 and put the lid on there for us. What do 11:45 you suppose we are gonna make Trendy, 11:46 do you have any idea? You have any idea? 11:50 No. Wow good this is gonna be a surprise. 11:54 How many of ever had butter? 11:55 Anybody have eaten butter? Right well 11:57 you can make your own butter at home 11:59 and it's real simple and I'm gonna teach 12:01 you how. So we have got our container right 12:03 and we put it half full of whipping cream, 12:05 okay and its on real make sure it's on real 12:08 tight otherwise you could have a real mess 12:09 in your hands. You know what we do now. 12:11 What? We just take it and we go like this 12:15 you just shake it, you just keep that cream 12:17 moving, isn't that interesting and pretty soon 12:20 you will have butter. So, why don't you do 12:22 that about 10 times or 20 times and pass 12:24 it to Trendy and then back to Redman. 12:28 And we are just gonna change you now 12:29 because you get tired right up shaking it. 12:32 So, you can give all your friends together or 12:33 your family you can do this before you have 12:35 supper and you can make your own butter 12:37 isn't that cool. Now how in the world this 12:39 had happened? Well we have got this stuff 12:41 right here that's called cream, now this is 12:43 whipping cream and it's a liquid isn't it? 12:45 Oh it's a liquid and I don't think I wanna 12:47 drink straight cream that would be really 12:49 rich. But, you know what happens when we 12:51 shake it? Its starts to we have a physical 12:55 change, you know what physical change is? 12:59 Anybody know what a physical change is? 13:00 What is the physical change? 13:01 When something changes. That's right 13:03 when something changes. I've got a peace 13:05 of paper in my pocket it's like a paper 13:08 towel right. Now if I take that paper towel and 13:11 if I crush it all up like that into a little tinny 13:14 ball that's what we call a physical change. 13:17 Did the paper change into a rock? 13:19 No. No or some kind of chemical? No. No 13:22 we just change the physical appearance of 13:25 it right. So, what happens inside that 13:27 liquid it gets to a physical change actually. 13:31 We are gonna change that liquid into a 13:32 solid which is going to be little butterball. 13:35 Are you ready for doing that? Yeah. 13:38 I think so, so how we are going in there? 13:40 Now this will take you about maybe 10 minutes 13:42 or so. So, what we did was we made 13:44 some of this ahead of time and the inside of 13:46 this little glass jug right here, as you shake 13:48 the cream back and forth, back and forth 13:51 cream is full of fat, right? And of course 13:53 we don't want to eat a lot of fat. 13:55 But, those fat molecules, it's a larger molecule 13:57 and as you shake it back and forth you know 13:59 what happens? The fat molecules they start 14:01 to stick to each other. That's right they 14:03 start to getting sticky that's all I could say 14:05 about it. They start to get stickier, stickier, 14:07 stickier pretty soon you end up with the 14:09 butterball right inside of your container, 14:11 hey lets open this thing up lets check this 14:13 out wow. And you know what we have got 14:16 some, we have some liquid inside of there, 14:18 part of that is a liquid and part of that is a 14:21 big chunk of butter. Can you see a big chunk 14:23 of butter in there? Is just kind of floating 14:26 around in fact what I'm gonna do is this, 14:28 yeah I'm gonna pour some of this out. 14:30 Now the liquid is very interesting because 14:32 the liquid is what we could consider buttermilk, 14:35 you wanna taste that? You don't have to if 14:37 you don't want to okay. But, its buttermilk, 14:39 it's very sweet and it's not sour at all. 14:42 You want to taste a little bit of it? 14:43 Do you like that? It's interesting. 14:47 He doesn't like it what it is. You want to taste 14:49 part of it, you don't have to okay just a 14:50 little bit, okay so that's really, that's really 14:53 butter milk, okay. And then you know what 14:55 we have got that big fat glob right inside 14:58 here and that's our butterball and that's 15:00 what we are going to spread on the crackers 15:02 and eat. So, I'm gonna just go ahead and dump 15:04 that out right here, wow you see that. 15:08 That's a big old chunk of butter, 15:09 hey that's interesting, Trendy why don't 15:11 you go ahead and put some of that on a 15:13 cracker and we can all have some butter 15:16 crackers and this is fresh butter. There is no 15:19 preservatives that's cool isn't it? Yes. 15:22 And you can put a little salt in there when 15:24 you start shaking it up and that really 15:26 improves the taste as well. And you can go 15:28 ahead take a bite, tell us what you think and you 15:31 can give one here you go try. Wow how it 15:34 tastes? Good. Does it taste like butter? 15:38 Yes. It's real butter and it's real fresh. 15:41 You know enough we have some left over, 15:44 if we have some left over I'm sure the Max 15:46 would clean the plate wouldn't he? Yes. 15:48 He would love to do that. You know that's very 15:50 interesting and you know what you know 15:52 when we make butter it reminds me of 15:54 something special. Do you know that butter is 15:57 mentioned in the Bible, how many of knew that? 16:00 Oh that's right butter is mentioned in the Bible, 16:03 so they have had butter for a very, 16:05 very long time and you can make it at home 16:08 before your supper and that would be great for 16:11 us to do. Hey remember boys and girls every 16:14 time we learn more about science, 16:16 we are learning more about our creator God. 16:40 Oh my good friend, oh how are you? 16:43 How are doing? It's good to see you shalom. 16:45 How is your family? Family is good. 16:47 How about yours? Excellent, excellent, 16:49 our Lord, he is good. He is good. Always 16:51 good. And have you heard the king is healed? 16:54 We've heard, that the whole town is hearing, 16:56 we are celebrating, we are happy, 16:58 we are pleased. Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, 17:00 of course. Have you heard the story? 17:02 Not in its full detail, no. Do you know anything 17:05 about it? Actually I got to witness the whole 17:08 thing; you know I work for the king, absolutely. 17:10 So, I was there. Can you share anything with us? 17:13 Oh yes, I would love to tell you the story. 17:15 Oh, please, please. You know a couple of weeks 17:17 ago King Hezekiah, he got a boil and always 17:22 when you get a boil it's very uncomfortable 17:23 and it hurts. Absolutely. But, usually it goes away. 17:27 Well Hezekiah just got worst and worst and he 17:30 got weaker and weaker and pretty soon he 17:33 wasn't even able to get out of the bed. 17:35 I was really worried about our king because 17:38 you know he is a God fearing man. 17:40 Absolutely, we know that all of Israel knows 17:42 that. One day the prophet Isaiah came into 17:45 the palace and I can tell by the look on his face, 17:48 he did not have good news. He came up and 17:51 he stood over Hezekiah's bed and he said 17:54 king your majesty, you need to get everything 17:57 in order because God has told me that you will 18:00 not get better, you will die. I was crushed, 18:05 and the king, the tears running down his face 18:08 he turned to wall and I can hear him praying, 18:11 he said oh God please heal me. I want to 18:15 live Father. And I turn and I saw Isaiah 18:19 walking away and I was so sad, 18:22 but soon Isaiah came back and at this time 18:26 he was smiling. Good new I suppose. 18:28 He did he said Hezekiah, the God has talk to me 18:32 and he said you will be healed. Praise the Lord. 18:36 In three days you will be able to go 18:38 to the temple and offer sacrifices. 18:41 Oh, Lord he is good. He is good 18:43 he said not only you be healed, but I will 18:45 give you 50 more years of life. 18:49 This was so amazing almost couldn't 18:51 believe it and Isaiah said and to help you 18:54 believe this will come true. 18:56 God will give you a sign. Do you see 18:59 the sundial right here; he said 19:01 I can make the shadow move forward 19:04 or backward 10 steps. 19:06 Tell me about that we have heard about that, 19:07 but it's confusing. He said Hezekiah you 19:10 get to chose, so Hezekiah looked and he said 19:12 well it's an easy thing for the sun to move forward. 19:15 We know that, yeah. I want the shadow 19:17 to move back. That's impossible, 19:19 that's impossible. Nothing is impossible 19:22 with our God my friend. Well, well true but 19:24 that's still impossible. Well Isaiah said 19:26 that it will happen and we stop and we looked at 19:30 the sundial and the shadow stop. 19:32 And then it moved backwards ten paces. 19:37 You were there. I saw it moved back. 19:39 Praise Lord. And that's not the end of the story. 19:43 Three days later guess who was walking 19:45 around in the temple? The king. 19:47 Praise Lord, you saw he was the king. He is healed. 19:49 Thank you Lord, thank you Lord. 19:52 Our God is amazing. We were praying for the king, 19:55 but of course it's our Lord he 19:57 is the one that heals of course. 19:58 Sometimes when I pray, I feel like maybe God 20:02 is not listening to me. How do you feel 20:04 when you go to the temple? Exactly the same, 20:05 you know, I don't think he is there but it 20:07 just doesn't feel like he is gonna respond to my prayers. 20:10 But after hearing this story it's changed. 20:13 I'm faithful, I believe, I believe. 20:16 Praise the Lord, I know the God hears our prayers. 20:19 He is the mighty God. Who can not only move 20:21 that sun, but he can heal us and he listens to us. 20:25 Oh, I'm gonna share this story with my family. 20:27 They need to give the story. They do. Praise the Lord. 20:30 Well I need to go. So do I, see you my friend, 20:32 shalom, shalom, shalom. 20:50 I have a Friend so precious, So very dear to me, 20:56 He loves me with a tender love He loves me faithfully; 21:02 I could not live apart from Him, I love to feel Him nigh; 21:09 And so we dwell together, My Lord and I. 21:16 I tell Him all my sorrows, I tell Him all my joys, 21:23 I tell Him all that pleases me, I tell Him what annoys; 21:29 He tells me what I ought to do, He tells me how to try; 21:36 And so we dwell together, My Lord and I. 21:56 Hi boys and girls, it's time for 21:58 Miss Brenda's Book of the Day. 22:00 And today's book is Guide's Greatest Angel Stories 22:05 and it's by Helen Lee Robinson and it's full 22:07 of miraculous stories about angels. 22:10 You won't want to miss a single one. 22:12 Well, I wanna introduce our guests today. 22:14 We have with us Caleb and Matthew. 22:17 Thank you Caleb and Matthew, where are you from? 22:19 From Ohio. From Ohio 22:21 and how old are you Caleb? 10, you are 10 22:23 and Matthew? 13. 10 and 13. 22:25 And I understand you have a really 22:28 special ministry what is it? 22:29 Well for birthdays, we raise money 22:34 and instead of getting birthday gifts. 22:37 Now how do you have a birthday and raise money. 22:39 Can you tell me about that Matthew? 22:41 Yes, we ask our relatives instead of 22:44 getting gifts to give some money and 22:47 we collect that money and we collect 22:48 and we send into projects 22:50 and ministries like that. 22:52 And so was that hard now, whose idea 22:55 was to come up with this to not have 22:58 birthday presents? Mommy and daddy. 23:00 It was so when they came to you and said 23:01 how do you feel about his or do they say it 23:03 has to be this way. They said 23:05 if you wanted to be this way. They gave you a choice 23:10 And what did you think about that? 23:12 I thought it was good idea. You did what did you think? 23:15 I thought it was good idea too. You did so; 23:17 you are all four now I don't know how many kids 23:18 will do that. What is the biggest reason that 23:21 you would be all four something like that? 23:22 Because we love Jesus so much that 23:25 we want to do something for him 23:28 since he does so much for us. 23:32 That's wonderful and what is the benefits 23:34 when you really out there you know doing 23:37 some for Jesus what's the benefit? 23:39 You are happy. That's right and 23:42 does God want us to be selfish? No. 23:45 No in fact we can't go to heaven if we are selfish, 23:49 did you know that? So, it's a good thing to do, 23:50 in fact you boys have been doing this quite a while, 23:52 I have some pictures here. 23:53 I have a picture of Caleb, look at the picture 23:55 of Caleb how old over you there Caleb? 23:57 5, 5 years old and there is Caleb, 24:00 and then I've a picture of Matthew 24:02 and he is by a project I think what project 24:05 is this you were raising money for China? 24:06 Yeah, China for the orphans to have heart surgery. 24:09 And what kind of, what kind of missions 24:12 has your all this money you have raised from 24:14 your birthday presents and things, 24:16 what type of missions have you donated too? 24:19 We gave some money to Remnant Publications 24:22 for them to make Bibles for Africa 24:26 and we gave money to Adventist World Aviation 24:30 to help them make a plane to go to Africa. 24:33 That's good one. And I gave money to China 24:37 for them to have the orphans to have heart surgery. 24:42 Oh that's wonderful boys and girls 24:44 you see what a difference you can make 24:45 in somebody's life. It is really an awesome 24:48 opportunity and maybe God is gonna give you 24:51 a special idea a way you can witness 24:54 and all you have to do is pray. 24:55 God is gonna put that idea in your head. 24:57 Well let me read a couple of letters for 24:59 a quick before we run out of a time 25:02 and this one is from Megan from Montross, 25:05 Virginia and Megan has a picture here. 25:08 Can you hold this up for me Caleb? 25:10 It says dear Miss Brenda I love Kids Time. 25:12 Please sign me up for Bible studies. 25:14 My favorite part is Learning Time and my 25:16 family, whole family loves 3ABN. 25:18 I share Jesus by mailing out Ten Commandments 25:21 Twice Removed books and also I am giving the 25:24 preachers all over town, I also go for a 25:26 walk with mom and I say special delivery 25:29 to all our neighbors and I give them that 25:31 same book, love Megan. 25:32 Well that's a great way to share Jesus isn't 25:34 it boys? Yes. And then I have one here 25:37 from Belize, Central America and it's from 25:40 Naomi. Can you hold this picture too Caleb 25:43 for me? Thank you. I have actually visited your 25:45 beautiful country and I love it there. 25:47 It says dear Miss Brenda how are you? 25:48 I like to see your program and my name 25:51 is Naomi, and I'm 10 years old 25:53 and I love Kids Time and I love Jesus, 25:56 I like to help sick people, and I love to sing 25:59 hymns. Can you please send me an activity book 26:02 and sign me up for Bible stories, 26:04 Bible studies love Naomi. I sure, 26:06 we will get those Bible studies out to 26:08 you right away. Maybe we have time for 26:10 one more letter here. I'll grab 26:13 here real quick and this is from Union, New Jersey. 26:15 And let's see who is writing this, 26:19 it says dear Miss Brenda I love Kids Time. 26:21 Please pray for my dad, my mom, my sister 26:23 and my whole family because my dad 26:27 is not a Christian. Can you also 26:29 send him Bible studies from Joshua 26:32 in New Jersey. Well, we will happy to send him 26:35 Bible studies Joshua. Thank you for 26:37 your sending this letter. Keep praying for 26:39 your dad, okay. And boys and girls let's 26:41 all pray for Joshua's dad. Well thank you 26:43 Caleb, thank Matthew for being with us 26:45 and sharing such a wonderful idea. 26:47 Boys and girls remember wherever you go 26:50 whatever you do its Kids Time 26:52 to share Jesus. |
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