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00:02 We're going to be late. 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 00:21 That He loves us so 00:24 Kids' Time, Kids' Time Kids' Time, Kids' Time 00:28 Kids' Time 00:31 Hi, boys and girls. 00:33 How's your day going today? 00:35 Mine's going extra well 00:36 because I get to spend it with you here on Kids' Time. 00:40 But there are some days that, 00:42 well, don't seem to go quite so well. 00:44 Days when I lose my keys or I discover 00:46 that I've left something important at home 00:48 after I've driven all the way to work 00:50 or when my car breaks down 00:52 and I'm late to the studio to take Kids' Time. 00:55 Some days are even worse, 00:57 like when I find out someone 00:58 I love has been injured or has a terrible disease. 01:02 When we have bad days and things go wrong, 01:05 it's important to pray and ask Jesus for help. 01:08 Even teachers, parents, 01:10 presidents and kings need to pray 01:12 and ask Jesus to help them. 01:14 We're going to hear about a king 01:16 who did just that in our Bible story today, 01:19 but first, it's time for Nature Time! 01:30 Oh, hey, everyone. It's me, Rich Aguilera. 01:33 I'm so excited to see you. 01:34 As usual, I'm here taking pictures 01:36 of some of the amazing nature 01:38 that God has made, it's everywhere. 01:41 Well, today, I am in Florida, 01:43 and I came here 01:44 because I wanted to visit a nice, 01:46 friendly creature. 01:48 No, I'm not talking about the alligator. 01:50 I'll give you a clue though. 01:52 The creature that we came to see 01:54 is a mammal, any ideas? 01:58 I'll give you another clue. 01:59 The creature that we came to see can be really big, 02:02 up to 10 feet long, any ideas? 02:06 All right, I'll give you one more clue. 02:09 The creature that we came to see lives in the water, 02:13 do you have an idea now? 02:15 What do you think it is? The manatee! 02:17 That's right, the manatee. 02:20 Manatees are large gray mammals, 02:23 and they live in coastal areas, 02:25 mainly, all the way from Texas, 02:26 all the way up to Massachusetts. 02:28 But in the winter, they love to come to Florida 02:31 because of the warm waters here. 02:34 Well, right here where we are in Florida, 02:35 we are really close 02:37 to one of these warm spring waters. 02:39 So you know what we should do? 02:40 We should get a boat and go out and see them, 02:43 what do you think? 02:44 Come on, let's go. 02:49 Well, here we are, we have our gear, 02:52 we have a boat, we have an awesome river. 02:54 Let's get in the water and check out these manatees. 03:07 All right, let's get in. 03:19 No wonder they come here, 03:20 the water here is 72 degrees year round. 03:24 Nice! Aw, there they are. 03:29 Whoa, they are kind of big. 03:32 They can grow to be about 10 feet long 03:35 and weigh about 1,000 pounds. 03:40 Since they are mammals, they have to breathe air, 03:43 like we do. 03:45 Hey, there's one taking a quick breath. 03:47 Every few minutes, 03:48 they have to come to the surface to breathe. 03:50 Right away, they dive right back down though. 03:54 That's because they like to get back 03:56 to the yummy sea grasses 03:58 and other vegetation that they like to eat. 04:01 They really like their food. 04:03 Adults can eat up to 100 pounds 04:05 of vegetation per day. 04:07 Wow! That is a big salad. 04:10 How much vegetation can they eat in a day? 04:13 100 pounds! Yeah, about a 100 pounds. 04:17 Because of that, they end up spending 04:20 about seven hours a day eating. 04:25 As you noticed, 04:27 they have a couple of front flippers 04:29 and their face is wrinkled with whiskers on their snout. 04:33 Their paddle shaped tail is really big 04:36 and really strong too. 04:38 If they need to zip out of somewhere 04:40 in a hurry, they can. 04:43 The way they sleep is different than people too. 04:46 We rest for long periods of time every night, 04:49 we sleep, but they rest throughout the day 04:52 and night for short periods. 04:55 Some scientists think that when they're resting, 04:58 they can surface to breathe without fully waking up. 05:02 Is that like sleep walking? 05:06 Since they're mammals, 05:08 the babies like to drink their mother's milk 05:10 when they are young. 05:11 The interesting thing is that it gets 05:13 the mother's milk from right under her flipper. 05:19 Manatees are migrating creatures, 05:22 that means that during the year, 05:23 they move around to different places. 05:26 What kind of creatures are they? 05:27 Migrating creatures! Yup, migrating creatures. 05:32 As I mentioned earlier, here in the United States, 05:35 they like to go to Florida for the winter 05:38 in search of warm waters, but those other months, 05:40 they can go as far west as Texas 05:43 and as far north as Massachusetts. 05:52 That was fun. 05:57 You know, taking pictures is a great way to remember 05:59 all the cool stuff that we've seen, 06:01 even when we use an underwater camera. 06:04 You know, if you want to see all those pictures, you can. 06:07 Just go to our website at KidsTime4Jesus.org 06:11 and click on Nature Time. 06:13 There's a whole bunch of cool stuff to see there. 06:16 Well, I have had a ton of fun learning about manatees 06:19 with you here today. 06:20 Remember, God is the Creator, nature is His masterpiece. 06:25 See you. 06:32 Welcome to Learning Time. 06:33 I'm glad you joined us today, and today, where are we? 06:37 Oshkosh! 06:39 We're at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and we're here 06:42 for the International Pathfinder Camporee. 06:45 And we have pathfinders from all over the world. 06:47 And there's about 45,000 of them, 06:49 isn't that awesome? 06:51 Yes! Yeah, and you guys are so cool. 06:53 Let's find out who some of our helpers are today. 06:55 So tell me your name and where are you from? 06:58 I'm Gabrielle, and I'm from Marion, Indiana. 07:00 Well, thanks for helping us. 07:01 And what is your name and where are you from? 07:03 I'm Jonathan, 07:04 and I'm from Fort Wayne, Indiana. 07:06 Wow, thank you for coming. 07:07 And we have one more, 07:09 what's your name and where are you from? 07:10 My name is Amaris, and I'm from Connecticut. 07:11 Wow, so we're from all places of the earth, 07:14 and that's really cool. 07:15 Now today, we're going to be doing... 07:16 We're going to be using what we call a boomerang. 07:19 Now you can make a boomerang at home 07:21 and you might need some help. 07:22 So how could we do it very simply? 07:23 Well, we can take these two items right here, 07:25 what are these items here? 07:27 Rulers. They're rulers. 07:29 Take two rulers and put them together 07:30 right in the center like that and glue them right there, 07:33 and you know what happens when they're dried? 07:35 You have a...? 07:37 Boomerang! A boomerang! 07:38 And boomerangs are supposed to do 07:39 what when you throw them? 07:41 Come back! 07:42 Yes, they're supposed to come back. 07:44 So I'm going to teach you 07:45 how to do this, hopefully, okay? 07:46 But first of all, let's look at the science behind it, 07:48 so what we have right here is... 07:49 I've got one right here. 07:51 I used some paint sticks, you know, when you mix paint? 07:53 That's what these are 07:54 and we'll take them and put them in like there, 07:55 we'll glue them together and on this edge right here, 07:58 it's rounded, okay? 07:59 And the other edge right here is tapered off. 08:02 Each one is just like that, 08:03 so it's just like a wing and a wing in an airplane 08:06 gives the wing what? 08:07 Lift. 08:09 And it lifts the airplane off the ground, 08:10 that's what it does for our boomerang. 08:11 Hey, let's put on our safety glasses, okay? 08:13 And I want you to follow me over here 08:16 and let's go ahead 08:17 and we're going to fly our boomerangs over here. 08:18 Now the rest of you 08:20 kind of move back a little bit right here 08:21 because we don't want to hit you. 08:23 Let's run over here, 08:24 let's find out a good place right here 08:25 so we can fly the boomerang. 08:27 Okay, this looks pretty good right over here, 08:28 come on over here. 08:30 Let's go. 08:31 All right, now first of all what we have to do... 08:32 Yeah, stand right over here, 08:34 we got to figure out where the wind is coming from. 08:36 Do we have any wind right now? 08:38 Not much at all, 08:39 so what we want to do is we want to face the wind 08:41 and go about 15 degrees off of it, 08:43 we're going to throw it just like a ball, 08:45 I'm going to throw mine first, okay? 08:47 And then you can do yours, okay? 08:49 And then I'll have you do yours, 08:50 and we'll go right down the line. 08:52 Are you ready? Okay. 08:53 And hopefully, it will come back. 08:54 Okay, so here we go. 08:56 Now we are going to throw it just like a ball, right, 08:57 let's try this. 08:59 Let's see what we got over here. 09:00 Let's try to do that, and ah! 09:03 Almost came back to me. Okay, try yours, let's go. 09:06 Throw it out just right there, let's watch it, let's watch it. 09:09 Oh! Almost hit the cameraman. 09:11 Okay, are you ready? 09:12 Throw yours out just like that, 09:14 and right down to the ground 09:16 but it's a pretty one, I like that one. 09:17 Okay, go ahead, fire it for us. 09:19 Look out! Whoa! 09:22 Okay, and we got one more over here then another... 09:24 Whoa! 09:25 And it went and crashed to the ground. 09:26 One more left over. 09:29 Just like that, whoa, 09:30 and you almost hit the cameraman 09:31 and it almost came back, isn't that so cool? 09:33 That is great. 09:34 Let's rush back over here, let's talk about this 09:36 because this is so cool. 09:38 Did you guys see those boomerangs? 09:39 Yes! 09:40 Yes, I thought you were going to get hit by one of those 09:42 and our poor cameraman. 09:45 But you know what that reminds me of? 09:46 Something very, very interesting. 09:48 You know, when you and I, sometimes we do good things, 09:53 don't we? 09:55 Yes! Yes. 09:56 And you know what? 09:57 The good that we do, you know what it can do? 09:59 It can come back to us. 10:01 Do you want good things to come back to you? 10:03 Yes! 10:04 You know, what the Bible... 10:05 The Bible says that if we treat others 10:07 like we want them to treat us, that's called the golden...? 10:11 Rule. The golden rule. 10:13 Remember, we made a boomerang out of what? 10:15 Rulers. Rulers. 10:16 But think about the golden rule because what we want to do 10:19 or what we do to others 10:21 is how you and I want other people to react 10:24 and do to us, don't we? 10:26 Yes. Yeah, we do. 10:28 Every time we learn more about science, 10:30 we learn more about our creator, God. 10:40 And your slope is 3, so are we going up or down? 10:43 Up. Up. 10:45 And slope is, Y over... 10:51 Excuse me, Mr. Marshall. 10:52 I'm here to pick up Sarah and Elizabeth for to help me 10:55 on Kids' Time today. 10:57 Yeah, I remember now about that, 11:01 I can't let them go today. 11:04 We had this big, very important math assignment 11:08 and neither girl turned today. 11:09 But it wasn't our fault! 11:11 Well, Sarah and I were walking to school today, 11:12 there were these big puddles. 11:14 And you know how much it rained last night, 11:16 we couldn't resist jumping in them. 11:17 And we put our math papers on picnic tables 11:20 where they should've been safe. 11:22 But a big gust of wind came and blew them into a puddle. 11:25 But we did the work. It's just kind of soggy. 11:29 Oh no! I know, I hate it. 11:32 I'd like to see those papers. Okay. 11:41 Ew! 11:42 Well, it looks like jumping in the puddles on the way 11:45 to school wasn't a very good idea, was it? 11:48 Please Mr. Marshall, can we go? 11:50 We promise we'll redo our assignments, 11:52 we just need a little more time. 11:53 A little more time? 11:55 Well, Mr. Marshall, that kind of reminds me 11:57 of a story in the Bible about a king 11:59 who needed a little more time. 12:01 Would you mind if I told your class a story? 12:04 Wouldn't mind at all. 12:06 We'd like a story, wouldn't we? Yeah. 12:09 Well, this story is about a good 12:12 and faithful king 12:13 by the name of Hezekiah. 12:18 Look at this. 12:20 The House of our Lord, God, defiled, destroyed. 12:25 Okay, it's filthy and all because of my father. 12:29 Look, weeds... 12:30 Weeds growing in the House of the Lord, unacceptable! 12:35 I do not mean to presume, your highness, 12:37 but the rulings of your father... 12:39 I understand the reasons behind your uncertainties 12:44 but this is the will of God. 12:46 My father, he kept the people away 12:49 from this House of the Lord far too long. 12:52 We should not be performing sacrifices 12:54 at those heathen altars, 12:56 we should not be worshipping idols, no. 12:59 Our ancestors lost sight of what mattered 13:01 and allowed our land to fall into ruin. 13:04 Our enemies have gained the victory over us 13:07 and allowed our lands to be taken away from us. 13:10 No, unacceptable. 13:13 It's up to us to make things right 13:16 and restoring the service of God's temple. 13:20 That is a step in the right direction. 13:23 Come, get some servants, 13:25 we need to clean this up immediately. 13:27 Yes, my king, so it shall be, at once. 13:31 Hezekiah's words were quickly carried out. 13:34 The servants started to work, cleaning up God's temple. 13:37 When Hezekiah became a king, 13:39 he dedicated himself to righting 13:41 all the wrong things that had been done 13:44 during the rule of his wicked father, 13:46 King Ahaz. 13:48 After meeting with the priest and Levites 13:50 who had remained faithful, 13:52 he took the necessary steps toward change. 13:55 The House of the Lord was cleaned 13:57 and reopened and the people returned 13:59 to give thanks and worship, 14:01 and the high places in altars 14:03 were torn down and removed. 14:07 Hezekiah was well loved by his people, 14:10 fully committed to serving the Lord. 14:12 During his life, he rebelled against 14:14 the Assyrians and defeated the Philistines, 14:17 both enemies of the kingdom. 14:19 God blessed everything he did. 14:22 In spite of all that, 14:24 Hezekiah became very sick. 14:30 Your Majesty, the Prophet Isaiah 14:33 is here to see you. 14:35 Please, please bring him to me. 14:50 Your Majesty. 14:57 What is the word of the Lord? 15:00 Please, tell me. 15:04 This is what the Lord says, 15:08 "Put your house in order, 15:11 for you are going to die. 15:15 You are not going to recover." 15:20 You may go. 15:24 Maid, go as well. 15:34 Remember, God? 15:36 How I walked before you faithfully 15:40 and with wholehearted devotion, 15:44 and done what is good in Your eyes. 15:54 Your Majesty, 15:55 the Prophet Isaiah has returned. 15:59 Bing him to me. 16:07 Your Majesty, as I was leaving the palace, 16:12 the Lord spoke to me. 16:16 What is it? 16:17 He asked me to return to you 16:19 and give you the following message, 16:22 "I've heard your prayer and I've seen your tears. 16:28 I will heal you. 16:31 Three days from now, 16:32 you'll go up to the temple of the Lord 16:35 and I will add 15 years to your life." 16:41 Thank you, God. 16:43 Prepare a compress made of figs 16:45 and apply it to the boil. 16:49 Thank you, God. 16:54 What will be the sign that the Lord will heal me 16:59 and that I should go up to the temple of the Lord 17:02 three days from now? 17:06 Shall the shadow on the sundial move forward ten degrees 17:11 or backward ten degrees? 17:15 It's nothing for the dial to go forward. 17:18 Please, 17:19 have it go backwards ten degrees. 17:23 And it did exactly as Isaiah said it would. 17:27 After that, Hezekiah was healed of his painful disease. 17:31 Now what do you suppose made the difference for Hezekiah? 17:35 What made God heal him? 17:39 Because he was faithful? 17:41 Because he restored the temple of God? 17:43 Those are both great answers but do you think that God 17:47 would have still healed Hezekiah 17:49 if he had not prayed and asked for healing? 17:51 What do you think? No. 17:54 Oh, I know. 17:55 Doesn't the Bible say something about asking and receiving? 17:58 Yes, it certainly does. 18:00 And in fact, the Bible says in Matthew 7:7. 18:03 In fact, I'm sure everyone here knows that verse. 18:05 Will you say it with me? 18:06 "Ask and it shall be given unto you, 18:09 seek and you shall find, 18:11 and knock and the door shall be opened unto you." 18:15 Isn't that a great story? That's a great story. 18:18 Okay, girls, 18:19 because of Miss Brenda's story, 18:22 I guess I will give you a little extra time. 18:25 Yay! Thank you, Mr. Marshall. 18:26 Okay. Thank you. 18:27 Better has those done 18:29 by first thing tomorrow morning though. 18:30 We will. We will. 18:31 Thank you, Mr. Marshall. Oh, thank you, Mr. Marshall. 18:33 Okay, bye kids. 18:34 Thank you, that I got to tell you the story. 18:36 Buh-bye. Bye, Miss Brenda. 19:56 Hi, boys and girls. 19:57 It's time for Miss Brenda's Book of the Day! 20:00 And today's book is called, 20:02 "Guide's Greatest Change of Heart Stories" 20:05 by Lori Peckham, 20:06 and it's filled with wonderful stories 20:08 that will warm your heart and draw you closer to Jesus. 20:13 Well, somebody else is going to warm your heart 20:16 is our guest today. 20:18 I'd like to introduce you to Sam and Maddy. 20:21 Welcome to the program, Sam and Maddy. 20:24 Hi. Hello. 20:25 And I am so thankful that you are here. 20:27 Now we met each other before, when was that? 20:30 Chattanooga. 20:32 That's right, when we taped Learning Time in Chattanooga. 20:34 Did we have a fun time? Yeah. 20:35 And who was our host? Ben Roy. 20:37 Ben Roy, that's right. 20:39 And he did some amazing science experiments, didn't he? 20:43 But the reason I asked you 20:44 to be here today on Sharing Time 20:46 is because both of you recently made a decision, 20:50 this last year to do something very special. 20:52 Sam, let's start with you, 20:53 what did you decide to do and why? 20:57 Last year I made a decision to be baptized. 21:01 It started when my dad started 21:04 these Bible studies at our school. 21:07 Now you dad is a pastor and he came to your school, 21:10 you go to a church school, 21:12 and he started Bible studies with your class, didn't he? 21:15 And there's other kids in your class as well did. 21:18 During those Bible studies, 21:19 something happened in your heart. 21:20 I loved how you are sharing that with me. 21:22 Tell me what happened? Uh, well, I do. 21:25 Last part of the year at the last Bible study, 21:29 after I told my dad that I want to be baptized 21:32 and I knew Oshkosh was coming around the corner 21:34 so I asked 21:36 if I could be baptized at Oshkosh. 21:37 And why did you decide to be baptized? 21:40 What was it? 21:41 Because I love Jesus and it's just natural 21:44 that I love Him. 21:45 Mm-hmm. 21:47 It's like um, the natural love to your parents. 21:50 The natural love for your parents, yes. 21:52 And it's now also natural 21:53 when you fall in love with Jesus, 21:54 you want to just make a full commitment to Him, 21:56 all the way. 21:58 So Sam, I really appreciate that. 21:59 And then, Maddy, you took Bible studies too 22:03 and you made a decision too, didn't you? 22:05 Mm-hmm. And what did you decide? 22:07 I decided to follow Jesus and be baptized 22:10 because my mom, 22:15 she had a Bible study 22:18 with the girls in my class at our house. 22:22 And near the end of the first year, 22:26 I decided that I wanted to be baptized 22:28 and so I told my dad that I wanted to, 22:32 and so when Oshkosh was coming, 22:37 I decided to get baptized with my brother. 22:40 That's good. 22:41 We actually have a little video clip. 22:44 Let's show first Sam. 22:46 This is Sam's baptism right here 22:48 and this is his father, baptizing him 22:52 and lowering him down into the water. 22:54 And that is a beautiful moment right there, isn't it Sam? 22:58 Mm-hmm. 22:59 And that will be such a wonderful memory, 23:01 and all your family was there around you as well. 23:03 What an incredible moment. 23:05 And then Maddy, we also have a little clip of you 23:07 being baptized and here's your dad baptizing you 23:10 and also lowering you down into the water. 23:13 And look at the wonderful moment, 23:17 that expression on your face 23:18 when you come up out of that water 23:20 and that's a wonderful moment. 23:22 What did you think 23:23 when you came up out of the water? 23:25 Um, it was a very exciting and wonderful feeling. 23:29 I felt like I was a new person and... 23:33 Because all our sins are buried down 23:35 under that water and we come up, 23:36 we are new in Jesus, 23:38 we're now a baby Christians in our new walk with Jesus, 23:40 is that a thrilling experience, isn't it? 23:43 Now, did you had a chance to share your faith 23:45 with other people, with other kids, other adults? 23:49 Yeah, at school, there's this one kid 23:51 who is being pretty difficult to be nice to, 23:54 and at school we like to play football a lot 23:57 and he gets like, sort of upset a lot 23:59 and I just try to be nice and... 24:05 To act like Jesus? Mm-hmm. 24:06 It's really... 24:07 I'm glad you brought that up, Sam, because, boys and girls, 24:10 it's easy to be nice to somebody that's nice to you, 24:13 I mean, it's easy to love someone 24:15 that's really nice. 24:16 Much more difficult to be nice to somebody 24:19 that isn't quite so wonderful to you, 24:22 and yet Jesus tells us that we are supposed 24:24 to even love our enemies, that's right. 24:27 In fact, Jesus wants us to love our enemies 24:30 so much that we couldn't imagine heaven without them. 24:33 Now that's a lot of love, isn't it? 24:35 So and it's God that puts that love in your heart, 24:39 Sam, so that is a witness. 24:40 That's a tremendous witness for Jesus. 24:42 Just by our actions when we act like 24:44 Jesus would want us to act. 24:46 What about you, Maddy? 24:48 Have you had a chance to witness for Jesus? 24:49 Well, we still were doing the Bible studies 24:52 after I got baptized 24:54 and so a lot of the... 24:59 Except this time 25:01 we're just marking our Bibles but... 25:03 And we're learning about patience and obedience 25:07 and stuff like that, and being kind, and... 25:12 And that's important. 25:13 There's also somebody in my class 25:17 who is kind of difficult to be 25:20 around sometimes and... 25:24 Do you treat him with love and kindness? 25:26 I try to. 25:27 That's wonderful. Sometimes it's hard though. 25:29 Sure, sometimes it's hard 25:30 and I'm glad you are honest about that 25:32 because it doesn't mean it's easy 25:34 but here's what you can do. 25:35 Every time that you... 25:37 It is difficult for you to be kind 25:40 and loving to somebody else 25:41 who's kind of being nasty to you. 25:44 Pray and ask Jesus to help you. 25:46 Say, "Dear Jesus, please help me right now 25:48 to respond in love." 25:50 And here's another thing that I've learned is 25:54 that if somebody has done something 25:55 to hurt my feelings, 25:57 I ask God to put forgiveness in my heart 25:58 for them right then and there, 25:59 so it's not something ever separating me 26:01 between me and Jesus. 26:03 So if someone hurts my feelings, I say, 26:05 "Lord, please give me forgiveness 26:06 in my heart for them." 26:07 Even though they didn't ask for forgiveness, 26:09 we need to forgive, don't we? 26:11 So it's an important... 26:12 Would you encourage other boys and girls 26:15 to make this decision for Jesus too? 26:17 Yes. 26:18 Well, I want you, boys and girls, 26:19 to keep shining for Jesus. 26:21 Thank you, Sam and Maddy, for being with us today. 26:22 Boys and girls, I want you to witness for Jesus, 26:25 do you know why? 26:26 It's Kids' Time to share Jesus. 26:39 Kids' Time 27:02 Kids' Time, Kids' Time 27:04 Kids' Time, Kids' Time Kids' Time 27:10 Kids' Time |
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