Participants: Brenda Walsh
Series Code: KT
Program Code: KT000292
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00:01 It's almost time for "Kids' Time."
00:02 We're gonna be late. 00:04 It's time to share there's a world out there 00:08 Looking for a friend like Jesus 00:11 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 Kids' Time, Kids' Time, 00:26 Kids' Time, Kids Time, Kid's Time. 00:31 Hi, boys and girls. 00:33 Have you ever thought about what it means to be rich? 00:35 Doesn't being rich mean having lots and lots of money 00:38 and the freedom to buy whatever you want. 00:40 Well, that's what most people think. 00:43 But money can't buy happiness. 00:45 In fact, many rich people are miserable 00:47 and how can that be? 00:49 How can a person who can have everything they want, 00:51 still be sad and miserable? 00:53 Well, boys and girls, real riches has nothing to do 00:56 with having a lot of money. 00:58 And in fact, the more you give away, 01:00 the richer you are. 01:01 That's what our Bible story is about today. Be generous. 01:06 Start thinking of others more than you think of yourself 01:08 and just see how much happier and richer it makes you feel. 01:12 Then write me a letter and tell me all about it, okay. 01:15 Well, right now it's time for-- if we can get Max to wake up, 01:19 you think we can, you think we can get Max to wake up. 01:21 Max! No. 01:23 He's sleepy dog. It's time for "Nature Time." 01:32 Hi, boys and girls. Welcome to "Nature Time." 01:34 Ranger Dwight is so excited because 01:36 we've been out here with well renowned, 01:38 Dr. Guy Harvey, an expert marine biologist. 01:41 We've been with stingrays and we're gonna talk about 01:43 something else, and what's that? 01:44 Well, was the stingrays are icon of the shallow reef. 01:48 We're gonna go and visit the icon of the deep reef 01:50 which is the Nassau grouper. The Nassau grouper. 01:52 We're gonna journey to Little Cayman 01:53 and we're gonna see what a wonderful research 01:55 that has been done to help conserve 01:57 this incredible species. 01:58 I can't wait, let's go. All right. Let's go. 03:04 Wow. What an exciting day, kids. 03:06 We've been out all day long 03:08 and we've been looking at groupers. 03:10 Now what kind of groupers were they again, Dr. Guy? 03:12 There's a Nassau groupers, Ranger Dwight. 03:14 They're--they're coming here to spawn during February, March, 03:17 they'll be here during the four months. 03:18 So the timing of us being here is very specific, okay. 03:21 What has been happening is they've been over fished 03:23 for many, many years, decades in fact. 03:26 Now the government of Cayman has put a ban 03:28 on fishing this groupers, when they congregate 03:30 or aggregate into this spawning groups. 03:33 They become very vulnerable to fishermen. 03:36 For the last eight years, they've protected 03:37 these sites from fishing altogether. 03:39 So that the population can bounce back. 03:41 So now the groupers come to the same spot 03:44 around every year then? Every year. 03:46 The scientist from REEF, 03:48 that's Reef Environmental Education Foundation, 03:50 plus the Department of Environment here 03:52 at Cayman have worked very closely together 03:55 to protect these sites during spawning. 03:57 They've got out there, 03:58 they measured the fish using lasers. 03:59 They tag the fish using all kinds of tags 04:02 to follow their movements around the island, 04:04 to prove that they congregate in one spot. 04:06 On the spawning sites, the fish change color. Wow! 04:09 In sea, we saw a lot of color changes 04:11 with the males going very dark 04:13 and with a beautiful white stripe through their eye. 04:16 And right before dusk, they get together 04:18 with all the gravid females and the hunt is on. 04:20 And it's called caging, 04:22 where the males about six or eight 04:23 of them will come and threw them right up to the female 04:25 and kind of hooks her into spawning her eggs. 04:27 Wow! It's a free for all. 04:28 There's a big flurry of activity and there's this spreading 04:31 of gametes and they'll go back down to the reef. 04:34 The whole thing is repeated time and time again 04:36 over two or three day period. 04:37 Just over two or three day period, 04:39 now is this-- is this Nassau grouper, 04:41 is they're coming back more than what it used to be, 04:44 it was very low in population but what about now? 04:47 Some who live here in little Cayman Island 04:48 is much, much better of them anywhere else, 04:50 Grand Cannon or Cayman Brac, because this one spot 04:53 has been protected for over 8 years now. 04:55 The population has recovered but it is the only site left 04:58 in the Caribbean where there is still a decent population 05:02 from which this species can bounce back 05:04 because without a chance given to them, 05:07 this species will become more endangered, if not extinct. 05:11 How big do these groupers get? 05:13 These--they grow to like, you know, 50 pounds, 05:15 but the average you will see 05:17 on the reef is like 5 to 10 pounds. 05:19 The importance of having the big fish there 05:21 is that they carry more eggs. 05:23 So the big females are ones you want to keep them alive 05:25 for longer time, they spend more time on the dive, 05:28 on the spike site, we call it. 05:31 They're the ones that are gonna give you a healthy offspring. 05:33 In addition to proving that, we also track the larvae 05:36 using flotation devices, drift markers 05:40 with the satellite transmitters to follow where the eggs went. 05:43 We find that the eggs and larvae 05:44 come back to Little Cayman and they resettle on the reef. 05:48 So these groupers are, you know, resupplying that area, 05:52 they don't come from somewhere else 05:53 up current like Cuba or Jamaica. 05:55 Dr. Guy, that's just fascinating. 05:57 The biggest problem with over extraction 05:59 of the groupers, kids, is an extinction is forever 06:02 and if you kill them off, they ain't gonna come back. 06:05 Wow. Well, we don't want to ever make the Nassau grouper extinct. 06:09 Dr. Guy, it's been a pleasure having you with us today. 06:11 You know a lot, I guess that's why 06:12 they call you a Marine Biologist. 06:14 That's tremendous. Thank you so much. 06:16 Kids, never forget. 06:18 Nature has got second book, get out there, take a look. 06:32 This world is not my home I'm just a passing through 06:37 My treasures are laid up somewhere beyond the blue 06:41 The angels beckon me from heaven's open door 06:45 And I can't feel at home in this world anymore 06:50 Oh Lord, You know I have no friend like you 06:55 If heaven's not my home then Lord what will I do? 06:59 The angels beckon me from heaven's open door 07:03 And I can't feel at home in this world anymore 07:16 It's "Learning Time." 07:18 Hey, thanks for joining us today. 07:20 I think we're gonna make a lot of fun stuff. 07:22 And I need some helpers to help me 07:24 do this and mix all these things together. 07:27 I've got Nathan over here. 07:28 Now, Nathan, what's the most fun thing you like to do? 07:32 Ski. You like to ski, on water or snow or? 07:35 Snow. On snow. 07:37 Hey, that'd be a cool thing to do, 07:38 wouldn't it? I think so. 07:39 Now we have Hannah over here. 07:41 Now, Hannah, I understand you like to collect things. 07:43 Oh, what do you collect? Crayfish. 07:46 Oh, really? What about crayfish? What do you do? 07:48 And I like to take them to camp meeting, 07:50 I have a display sometimes. Oh, cool. 07:53 Ever have anything interesting happened with? 07:56 Yeah, once. 07:58 I dared somebody to touch them and he actually did 08:00 stick his finger in there and he got bitten. 08:02 And I asked him why? 08:04 And he said just to see if it would hurt. 08:06 Oh, okay, I bet it hurt, 'cause they have pinchers, don't they? 08:08 And so we have Emma over here. 08:10 Now, Emma, what's your very favorite color? 08:13 Purple. It's purple. 08:14 Hey, let's get all of our helpers up here. 08:16 We might make something that's kind of close to purple. 08:18 Come on up here. And let's see what we've got. 08:20 We've got some safety glasses, 08:22 we're using some things 08:24 we wouldn't want to get in our eyes, okay. 08:26 Okay, move over just a little bit, Emma. 08:27 Okay, and here, you can come over here--I'll move this over. 08:29 I'm gonna put my safety glasses on too. 08:33 Now what we have right here is we're gonna make something 08:35 called not slime, but we're gonna make 08:37 something that's very close to silly putty. 08:39 Now silly putty is kind of interesting, 08:41 so I'm gonna help you mix it up, okay. 08:43 So what I want you to do is I want you to take your bags 08:45 and open them up. 08:47 Okay, open them up just like this. 08:48 And what we're going to do is we're going to add something 08:52 to your bag, so I'm gonna pour this one into here, okay. 08:55 And I'm gonna pour yours in here, Emma, just like that. 08:58 Now this is water and it has some food coloring in it. 09:01 So we don't want to maybe get that on our clothes. 09:04 And then we have some of this white stuff right here, 09:06 what does that look like? Glue. 09:08 That's right. It's glue. 09:09 This is white glue and we're gonna pour 09:11 that white gluein there, just like that, 09:13 try to get most of it in there that we can, okay. 09:16 And we're gonna pour this one in here. 09:18 And if you can do that yourself, Hannah, 09:20 you can go ahead and do that without messing up over here. 09:24 Well, white glue, white glue is an adhesive, isn't it? 09:27 Glue things together. Okay, just like that. 09:30 Now what we have is water and glue mixed all together. 09:33 Now if we can take this and I can smash this together 09:36 and I will get is watery blue glue. 09:40 That's all we'll get and that would just be 09:42 a little swashing mess right here. 09:44 But we're gonna put a secret agent, 09:47 we're gonna add it to the glue and the water. 09:49 Now the secret agent is in this container right here. 09:52 And it's called borax. 09:54 Now borax is interesting, 'cause I'm gonna pour some 09:56 right into yours right there and then we're gonna zip it up. 09:59 Go ahead and zip yours up. 10:00 And you can pour yours in there as well. 10:02 Go ahead and zip yours up. 10:03 All right, zip it all the way up just like that. 10:06 Is it close? You got to make sure it's close. 10:09 Is that--no, no, no it's got to go one way or the other. 10:12 It's close right now. We don't want it to come open. 10:14 And just go ahead and mix that up just like this, 10:16 just mix it and something should happen. 10:20 Are you feeling something in there? Yeah. 10:22 What do you feeling-- happening in there? 10:24 Some goo. 10:25 Is there a big glum or something in there? 10:27 Yeah. There is a big glum of something in there. 10:30 I'll tell you what. Once you think you've got a glum. 10:32 I want you to reach in and I want you to grab the glum. 10:36 And take it out and put it on your paper towel. 10:39 And what they should come up with is what? 10:42 Something that looks like that. Is that what's in yours? 10:46 Okay, go and--okay, open it up 10:48 and see if you can pull that out. 10:50 And this is what we call silly putty. 10:52 It's kind of like silly putty. 10:53 It's actually putty and it's made out of silly stuff. 10:58 No, it's not made out of silly stuff, it's what? 11:00 Water and what? 11:03 Glue and...And some borax. Borax. 11:05 And it has some very interesting properties. 11:07 If I stretch it really, really slow, 11:09 it will stretch just like this, 11:11 but if I pull it really, really fast, 11:13 what is suppose to happen? It breaks just like that, 11:16 but you can have a lot of fun with this 11:17 and you can make your own silly type putty stuff. 11:21 Isn't that interesting? Yeah. 11:23 But how would you like to just play 11:24 with the water and glue by itself? 11:26 Yeah. Oh, would that be kind of a mess. 11:29 We just have the stringing strand of watery glue 11:32 and it wouldn't be fun to play with it all. 11:33 So the borax is the agent. 11:36 The agent that makes 11:37 this have some very interesting properties. 11:39 You know, that reminds me, 11:41 you know, sometimes people are all alike 11:44 and we can't kind of tear them apart 11:45 just like that water in that glue. 11:47 But, you know, if you and I have the secret agent in our lives 11:51 and that secret agent is really Jesus' love in our hearts 11:55 and we become extraordinary and we can become something 11:59 that people look at and say, wow, man, 12:01 I would really like to be like that. 12:04 And that's what I want in my life. 12:06 Is that what you want in your life? 12:07 Yes. I do too. And, you know, what, 12:09 when we study more about science, 12:12 we learn more about our Creator God. 12:26 Something to drink my Lord. 12:28 Finally, I thought I was going to die of thirst 12:31 before you showed up. 12:35 Is that the best you have to offer. 12:36 No, my Lord, how about this one? 12:42 That will do. Maybe some bread. 12:46 Your lordship. Begging your pardon. 12:49 There is a poor widow that begs an ordinance with you. 12:52 She is so devastatingly poor Her husband just passed. 12:57 She has no money, no food. 12:59 If you would just grant a bit of few moment 13:01 of your time, she would be so-- No, no, no, I'm far too busy. 13:05 Can't you see the important business 13:07 I'm in the middle of? Of course-- 13:09 I have no time. 13:10 Nothing is more important, but if you could just-- 13:13 her daughter is with her and they have nothing to eat. 13:16 If you could just please to spare just a moment 13:18 Fine, fine three minutes. Of course, your lordship. 13:26 The widow, your lordship, and her daughter. 13:29 My lord, thank you for seeing us. 13:33 You see, my husband just passed away. 13:36 And my children and I have no food. 13:39 Might you please give us a little bit of money 13:42 and food to get us by. 13:44 No, no. Can't you see 13:47 I don't have a crumbing to spare. 13:49 If you applied yourself half as much as I did, 13:52 then you wouldn't be in the situation that you are. 13:54 My lord, I beg if you please have mercy on us, my lord. 14:00 No, no-- You see my child. 14:02 No and for the last time, no. Lord, please. 14:07 Get them out of my sight. 14:08 My lord, I beg you-- have mercy on us. 14:14 They are ruining my appetite. 14:17 My lord, if it pleases you, 14:19 could I just give them just a bit of yesterday's bread? 14:22 No, you may not, it does not please me-- 14:26 Begging your forgiveness, my lord, 14:27 just one for the matter there is an incident in the barn 14:30 that need your immediate attention-- 14:32 That's fine, fine after I'm through here. 14:35 Yes, my lord. Yes, my lord. May be. 15:02 Ten, 15:05 ten and ten. 15:10 Hey, My lordship--with that. 15:14 Sophar, what is this, this is my stuff. 15:20 Indeed it is, my lordship. 15:22 What's going on in my barn? 15:24 Well, that is the matter that required 15:26 your immediate attention, my lord. 15:28 I'll say, it's a mess. 15:30 Well, it seems that your riches have 15:33 somewhat overflowed the barn already, 15:36 we are bit overstocked in resources, 15:40 my lord, you're most blessed. 15:42 This is embarrassing. And people could steal my stuff. 15:47 Tear it down. Tear it down and rebuild it. 15:50 This time next year I'm going to have even more stuff. 15:53 I'm going to need a much bigger barn to hold set stuff. 15:57 Of course, my lord. 15:59 Tear it down and indeed we shall. 16:01 It's embarrassing. Nice, but-- 16:06 Bread, bread. 16:12 How dare you. 16:15 Do I look like a beggar to you? 16:18 I don't have time for this. 16:19 I'm barely getting by on what I have. 16:22 There will be no handouts here. 16:24 Go. So--Sophar. 16:25 I'm hungry. I don't care. 16:29 Get her out of here. Yes, my lord, I'm so sorry. 16:35 Poor people. 16:39 I gonna really go for a glass of wine right about now. 16:42 Of course, my lord. Now. 16:46 Expensive wine. Yes. 16:48 It is expensive, isn't it? 16:50 It's expensive indeed, my lord. 16:52 Good. It's my favorite kind. 16:55 I did say now, didn't I? 16:57 I'm so, so sorry, my lord. 17:02 Nothing like a nice droplet of wine, aha. 17:09 Sophar My lord. 17:13 And don't think I didn't see you spill that wine. 17:17 That will be coming out of your wages. 17:19 Much deserved, my lord. 17:25 Servant, quickly. How many? 17:38 Oh, what a glorious day. 17:42 I may very well be 17:45 the richest man in Palestine. 17:51 Next year I think I'll tear down my stores 17:55 and built the barns even bigger to house my goods. 18:00 Then I'll retire and live out the rest 18:03 of my days in a life of luxury. 18:07 Oh, what a glorious day. 18:16 You fool, this very night you will have to give up your life. 18:23 Then who will get all these things 18:25 you have kept for yourself. 18:46 Master, I heard a voice. Master. 18:51 Oh, no, the judgment of God 18:54 has fallen upon my wicked master. 19:00 King, I had everything. 19:04 You lost it all in one night. 19:08 It didn't have to be this way. 19:11 It didn't have to be this way. 19:35 Open our eyes Lord 19:40 We want to see Jesus 19:45 To reach out and touch Him 19:51 And say that we love Him 19:57 Open our ears Lord 20:02 And help us to listen 20:08 Open our eyes Lord 20:13 We want to see Jesus 20:28 Hi, boys and girls. 20:30 It's time for Miss Brenda's Book of the Day. 20:33 And today's book is by a very special author 20:36 and special friend of Miss Brenda's, Karen Collum. 20:39 And she wrote the book "Fish Don't Need Snorkels." 20:42 Isn't that a really fun title? 20:44 This book is all about how God made each animal 20:48 just right and He makes boys and girls just right too. 20:52 You won't want to miss this book. 20:53 And this book is really for the younger 20:55 audience of Kids' Time. 20:57 And it's kind of appropriate today, 20:59 because my guest today is a younger audience member 21:03 who loves Kids' Time and he is here witnessing for Jesus. 21:06 Meet Samuel. Hi, Samuel. 21:08 I'm so glad that you came to be on Kids' Time. 21:11 I'm so glad you're here. It's nice to be here. 21:14 Well, thank you. 21:16 I asked you to come and be on Kids' Time, 21:18 because you do something special to share Jesus, what is that? 21:22 I speak. You speak, where do you speak? 21:25 I speak at all kinds of churches. 21:27 In churches and what do you speak on? 21:29 I speak on Job, Abraham and Isaac. 21:32 I went back to Job. 21:34 Then I'm talking about Daniel, 21:37 then Jonah and I think I'm gonna do Esther. 21:40 Oh, really. 21:41 Oh, we just taped Queen Esther 21:43 for Bible Time stories here on Kids' Time. 21:45 I think you have to come and be in our Bible story 21:47 sometime, would you like that? Yes, ma'am. 21:50 Well, I want to know, would you mind 21:52 kind of just given us a little sample of your sermon. 21:54 Yes, ma'am. 21:56 All right, if you're gonna start your sermon, what do you do? 21:58 I would pray. 22:00 You would pray and after prayer what would you do? 22:02 I would do the introduction. 22:04 And what would the introduction be like? 22:06 It would be like-- first giving honor to God 22:10 who is the head of my life. 22:12 I'm overjoyed to be here today. 22:14 It makes my heart fill with joy anytime 22:17 I have the opportunity to share God's word with others. 22:21 I get so excited about all the great things 22:24 God do for us and all His wonderful creations. 22:28 And we--I think about all His greatness, 22:31 I cannot help but to think how much He loves us. 22:34 And how much more He blesses us 22:36 who we are faithful and obedient to Him. 22:39 And Bible tells us about lot of people 22:43 who put their trust and faith in God. 22:45 My favorite Bible story is called Daniel. 22:48 Daniel in the lions' den. 22:50 Wow, now let me just interrupt you a minute, 22:52 'cause that's quite an introduction, 22:54 isn't that boys and girls? 22:55 I mean he really knows how to preach. 22:57 But you still call yourself a preacher, 22:59 you call yourself a speaker, right? 23:00 Yes, ma'am. 23:02 Well, let me ask you this, you are how old? 23:04 Six. You are six years old. 23:07 Okay, so if boys and girls, 23:09 if Samuel can preach at six years old, 23:12 I think that all of us should be ministers for Jesus. 23:15 And we could be out speaking too, 23:17 because God tells us in the Bible 23:18 that we're all supposed to go out and speak for Him. 23:21 So now let me hear the party of sermon, 23:23 how would you start, your story of Job. 23:26 The story of Job. If you're to start your sermon. 23:31 I would say, now Job was a faithful 23:34 and obedient servant to God. 23:36 Okay, and keep going. 23:38 Then I would say, well, 23:42 Job had three sons and three daughters. 23:48 And Job had lots of sheep and cattle, 23:52 but the devil tried to take away all of that. 23:55 He asks God, can he do that. 23:57 But God said, don't touch him, 23:59 don't make him die or kill him. 24:03 And the devil didn't do none of those things, 24:05 but he had a heart on Job. 24:10 And here you give me a little more, 24:11 but what it now, what-- you said you also do Abraham? 24:14 Give me a little bit if you're starting Abraham sermon, 24:16 what would that be like. 24:18 Abraham was faithful too. 24:21 And he married-- his wife's name Isaac-- 24:28 His wife's wasn't named Isaac. 24:30 What's the Abraham's wife name? 24:34 Her name was Sarah. That's right. 24:39 Then God came to Abraham and told him 24:43 that he would have a son when he was about 100 years old. 24:48 Then he had a son and he called him Isaac. 24:53 Oh, that's right. 24:56 So Isaac grew up and married a woman. 24:59 And the woman had two twins 25:03 and she felt them kicking and fighting to each other. 25:07 Those two twins were name Issa and Jacob. 25:11 That's right. Can I ask you this? 25:13 What is your favorite Bible story? 25:15 My favorite Bible story is Daniel. 25:18 Daniel? And why is that your favorite? 25:22 Because I like that when he went 25:25 to the city of Jerusalem-- I mean Babylon. 25:32 And how he almost got eaten by the lions, 25:36 but--I liked it when he went down in there, 25:41 but I didn't like it when he was about to get eaten up. 25:45 And I like the angel come and said, 25:49 close the lion's mouth. 25:51 That's the part I like about it. 25:53 I do too, because God sent angels 25:58 to close the lion's mouth and what happened to Daniel? 26:02 He didn't get eaten. No, he didn't. 26:05 Jesus saved him, I mean God saved him, 26:07 didn't he? Yes, He is. 26:08 That's right, I like that story of Daniel in lions' den too. 26:11 I think that's a really good story. 26:14 Maybe we should do that one on Kids' Time, 26:15 but I don't know about all those lions, 26:17 boys and girls, what would we do? 26:22 That would be kind of tricky to do that story, wouldn't it? 26:25 Yes. Yes. 26:27 so would you like to come back 26:28 and be in our Bible stories with us? 26:30 Yes, ma'am. 26:31 Well, I would love that. 26:33 What story would you want to play in? 26:34 I would want to play as the king in Esther. 26:39 Okay. You want to be the king, huh. 26:42 Oh, now how often do you preach? 26:47 I preach on, I think Saturdays and Sundays. 26:54 And you go allover or just like in your hometown? 26:57 Allover. You go allover. 27:00 Well, I think that's pretty special. 27:02 You must love Jesus an awful lot. 27:04 Yes, ma'am. You do. 27:07 Well, I love Jesus too. 27:08 And I want to thank you so much for being with us today, Samuel. 27:11 Keep speaking for Jesus. 27:12 Boys and girls, remember it's Kids' Time to share Jesus. 27:24 Kids' Time. 27:47 Kids' Time. Kids' Time. Kids' Time. 27:49 Kids' Time. Kids' Time. 27:55 Kids' Time. |
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