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00:03 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 00:11 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 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. 00:32 Have you ever noticed how happy you are 00:34 when someone is kind to you, even in the smallest way? 00:38 Maybe someone held the door open for you 00:40 and smiled when you entered a store. 00:43 Or perhaps you're feeling sad and someone notices 00:46 and they ask, "What's wrong?" 00:48 And you can tell they really do care and want to know. 00:51 Or perhaps a teacher lets you make up 00:53 a few extra points on an assignment 00:55 so you can get a better grade in your class. 00:58 It's really not that hard to make someone happy. 01:02 Showing a little kindness here and there 01:04 usually comes back to you eventually, 01:06 sometimes in small ways and other times in big ways. 01:10 That's what happened in our Bible story today. 01:13 A woman showed a prophet of God a bit of kindness 01:16 and God poured out the most wonderful blessing on her. 01:21 I'll tell you more about it in just a few minutes, 01:23 but first, it's time for Nature Time! 01:34 Oh, hey, everyone! 01:35 It's me, Rich Aguilera. 01:37 I'm so glad to see you. 01:38 As usual, I'm here taking pictures 01:40 of some of the amazing places that God has made. 01:44 It's everywhere. 01:46 I'm extra excited that you're with me here today 01:49 because I'm in an amazing place. 01:51 You know how I like nature. 01:53 Well, this place is a place that's been specially made 01:56 so that you can appreciate the nature that God has made. 01:59 This is summer camp. 02:02 Where is it? Summer camp! 02:04 Yeah, summer camp. 02:06 Do you know about summer camps? 02:08 They're places that are all over North America 02:11 where you can come and learn about God, 02:13 enjoy nature, 02:14 make lots of friends, and have fun. 02:17 Today, I'm at a camp in Michigan 02:19 called Camp Au Sable. 02:21 It's great here. 02:22 Hey, you know what? 02:24 I got an idea. 02:25 Why don't we go around 02:27 and I can take some pictures of the campers 02:28 so you can see how great it is here? 02:30 Come on! 02:34 One of the first places 02:35 I want you to see is one of my favorite activities. 02:38 It's High Adventure. 02:39 Come on. 02:41 Check it out. 02:43 You can challenge yourself at the rock wall 02:46 or you can swing from a tree. 02:51 You can even go zip-lining through the tree tops. 02:57 Hey, we're here at the waterfront. 02:58 Let's go. 03:02 There's lots to do at the waterfront. 03:05 You can play in the water 03:09 or you can try riding one of these. 03:12 Wow. 03:15 You can try snorkeling or the blob. 03:20 Want to learn how to wakeboard? 03:22 Don't worry, they'll teach you. 03:33 Hey, there's even a go-kart track here. 03:36 Hey, let's challenge one of the campers to a race. 03:39 Come on. 03:55 Hey, that camper passed me. 03:57 I got to catch up. 04:13 I can't believe I got beat by a camper. 04:22 Good race, mud guy! 04:25 I was racing Pastor Ken. 04:27 Thanks, Pastor Ken. 04:28 Hey! We had a lot of fun, didn't we, Rich? 04:31 That was awesome. All right, mud guy. 04:33 Hey, kids, this is Pastor Ken. 04:35 He is the Michigan Conference Youth Director, 04:38 and he is Miss Brenda's brother! 04:40 Hey, let's take a selfie for the kids. 04:42 Let's do it. 04:48 Hey, kids, there's a whole bunch of other stuff 04:51 to do here at camp. 04:52 Right, Pastor Ken? Yes, there is. 04:53 Come on, guys. God is good! 05:10 There is so much to do at camp, you'll never be bored. 05:14 And you'll make some awesome friends 05:16 and meet lots of new people. 05:22 You'll do some silly stuff, built some pretty cool things, 05:26 and the counselors and leaders, they are the greatest. 05:30 They are there to make sure your time at camp is awesome 05:34 and that you get to know God better while you are there. 05:39 Camp Au Sable is just one of many different camps 05:42 for you to enjoy 05:43 and each one is a little bit different 05:45 with a lot of cool things to do. 05:47 Most importantly, each one of these camps 05:50 has the goal of helping their visitors 05:52 build a better relationship 05:53 with the one who created them, God. 05:57 If you would like to see a list of camps, 05:59 here in North America, 06:01 visit the website AdventistCamps.org. 06:05 Well, I've had a ton of fun 06:06 visiting Camp Au Sable with you here, today. 06:09 Remember, all of these camps are here for you to enjoy. 06:13 Oh, yeah, if you want to see some of the pictures 06:15 that we've been taking here today, 06:17 you can go to our website at KidsTime4Jesus.org, 06:21 and click on Nature Time. 06:23 Remember, God is the creator... 06:26 And Nature is His masterpiece. 06:37 Welcome to Learning Time. 06:39 I'm glad you are here today, 06:40 because we are in a very special place 06:43 and I've got a bunch of campers with me, 06:45 and where are we? 06:46 Oshkosh! 06:48 We're at Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 06:49 We're at the Pathfinder International Camporee. 06:52 Are you having fun? Yes! 06:55 I thought so. 06:56 And today we're going to do a science experiment 06:58 that you can do at home 06:59 and this is really cool but before we get into it, 07:01 I'm going to find out who our helpers are. 07:04 So let's find out their names and where are you from. 07:06 Let's start with you. 07:07 My name is Zig Xavier 07:09 and I'm from Fort Wayne, Indiana. 07:10 Wow, thanks for coming today. 07:12 And what is your name and where are you from? 07:14 My name is Calyn, 07:15 and I'm from San Jose, California. 07:17 Oh, and thanks for being here. 07:19 And what is your name and where are you from? 07:21 My name is Alina and I'm from California. 07:23 Wow, so we're all... 07:25 We're from everywhere, aren't we? 07:26 Yes. 07:28 They are from all over the world. 07:29 Well, this is an interesting experiment, 07:31 and it takes some safety glasses, 07:32 so let's put your safety glasses on. 07:34 Now what you might want to do 07:36 is you might want to get a little roll like this. 07:37 This is a paper roll that we have a lot 07:39 and we don't want to throw it away, 07:41 we want to do what with it? 07:42 Recycle! Recycle or reuse. 07:44 Reuse! Excellent. 07:46 So what we're going to do? 07:47 We're going to take the little paper tube 07:48 and today, we're going to be using some tissue paper, 07:51 this is very, very, very fine tissue paper. 07:54 I'm going to put it on the end of the tube. 07:55 You can do this now 07:56 and then we're going to take a rubber band, 07:58 can you help me do that? 07:59 We're going to put a rubber band around, twice, 08:01 to make it kind of tight. 08:02 Then we are going to find out 08:03 if tissue paper is strong or weak. 08:05 Is tissue paper strong? 08:07 No. 08:09 It's pretty what? 08:10 Weak. Weak. Okay. 08:12 Hang on to that for me right like this, 08:13 and take this little rod right here okay, 08:14 and see if you can... 08:16 Hold it up so we can see it, 08:17 and see if you can force the rod, 08:19 it's just a wooden dowel rod, 08:20 all the way through that tissue paper, can you? 08:23 Did she do it? Yes. 08:25 It went all the way through, so tissue paper is weak, right? 08:29 Yes. Okay, let's see what we can do. 08:31 Now this experiment has to do with some particles. 08:34 What we're going to do, 08:35 we have these little tubes here, 08:37 and I'm going to pour some of this in yours. 08:39 Now what we're using is salt today. 08:41 Now if you don't have salt, you can use some sugar 08:43 and that always makes it a lot sweeter, right? 08:46 Yes! 08:47 Yeah, so let's put some salt in there 08:48 and we have some dowel rods, 08:50 and so we're going to be using some dowel rods 08:52 here today so we're going to... 08:53 Whoa, whoa, pour that in here like that. 08:55 Here's your dowel rod right here 08:56 and here's yours as well and I've got one for you. 08:59 Now what I like... 09:00 Oh, yes, you can pour that in there, 09:02 I almost forgot to do that. 09:03 How cool is that? 09:04 That's right, we're going to add 09:06 a little more salt in there. 09:07 Now we have the safety glasses on 09:09 because we don't want to get salt in our eyes, do we? 09:10 No! No, not a good idea. 09:12 Okay, so what I want you to do, I'm going to show you. 09:14 We're going to pick your little tube up 09:17 and take your little dowel stick 09:19 and push down inside, right into that salt, 09:22 okay, and we're going to find out 09:24 if the tissue paper is really strong or if it's weaker. 09:27 What happens when you try to force that stick down there? 09:30 So let's try yours first. 09:32 Pick yours up with your other hand 09:33 and push it down 09:34 and she's going to push really, really hard. 09:36 Whoa, and it went all the way through now that's... 09:39 Why don't you try yours? 09:41 Here we go, take it up here and push it on down, 09:43 push it on down, push it on down, 09:45 and he's struggling, he's shaking 09:47 and he's a very strong young man. 09:49 Okay, y'all stop right there forth. 09:50 That's interesting. 09:51 Now why did hers go through and his not? 09:54 What'd you think? It is salt. 09:56 Right, not enough salt in there, 09:58 because he had a bunch of salt. 09:59 That's interesting. 10:01 Okay let's try yours, let's see how strong you are 10:02 and she's pushing down 10:04 and pushing down and pushing down, 10:05 and don't strain too much. 10:07 Whoa, look at that, and it didn't work. 10:08 She's got a lot of salt as well. 10:10 Now you and I might think that if you push straight down, 10:13 all that salt has a lot of weight right, 10:15 and all the salt is pushing down 10:16 but it doesn't. 10:17 When you push pressure on that stick 10:19 and the stick is going down, 10:20 it puts pressure on every, every grain of salt 10:23 and that pushes all the pressure to the side, 10:26 to the side, that's where the pressure is going, 10:28 not straight down. 10:29 Is that cool or what? 10:30 Yes! 10:32 And that's interesting. 10:33 You know, that reminds me sometimes, 10:35 sometimes you and I feel a lot of pressure, 10:37 don't we on ourselves? 10:38 Yes! 10:39 Yes, sometimes we get all uptight 10:41 because things are just kind of going this way 10:42 and whatever, you're not too happy. 10:44 But you know what? 10:45 That pressure could hurt us, couldn't it? 10:46 Yes! 10:48 Just like that tissue paper, it could break right through. 10:49 But you know what? 10:51 God takes that pressure 10:52 and He puts it and He spreads that out, 10:55 so you and I can handle the pressure. 10:56 Don't you want to handle your pressures of life? 10:59 Yes! Oh, yeah. 11:00 And God can do that for us. 11:02 I think that is so cool. 11:04 I want you to try this at home 11:06 because you can do this and it's a neat experiment. 11:09 Now and every time we learn more about science, 11:11 we're learning more about our creator, God, that's right. 11:24 Connor! Geo! 11:25 I've been waiting for you for worship. 11:26 What happened? Where've you been? 11:29 We were just looking at the horses. 11:31 Yeah. 11:32 Well, we went around the place 11:34 and we saw them right there in front of us. 11:37 Yes. 11:38 Mr. Fong's horses? Yeah. 11:40 They are wonderful horses. What happened? 11:42 But then he started yelling at us for no reason. 11:46 What do you... Mr. Fong, he loves kids. 11:48 He's the kindest man I know. 11:50 What happened? 11:51 Well, we weren't trying to do anything wrong, we promise. 11:55 We were just looking at the horses. 11:57 Just a second boys, I've been waiting for a call. 11:59 Just... 12:02 Hello, this is Miss Brenda. 12:05 Mr. Fong. Oh, no! 12:09 Yes, the boys are here. 12:12 Was there any problem, Mr. Fong? 12:15 Oh! 12:18 Really? Oh, they are going to be so excited. 12:21 Oh, I'm sure they'd love it. 12:24 Oh, that's very sweet of you. 12:26 Yes, yes, I'll them. 12:28 I'm just getting ready to have worship with them though, 12:30 so could they come over in about ten minutes? 12:33 That sounds good. 12:34 By the way, did you get those brownies 12:36 I left for you yesterday? 12:38 Yes, my homemade recipe. 12:41 Oh, you're welcome, 12:42 I just wanted to thank you so much 12:44 for all your support of our kids network. 12:48 Yes, thank you so much. 12:50 God bless you too. 12:52 Uh-uh, I'll send them over when we're done. 12:53 Yes, uh-uh, buh-bye now. 12:57 Boys, that was Mr. Fong and guess what? 13:00 He wasn't yelling at you at all, 13:02 you boys didn't do anything wrong. 13:04 He wasn't yelling at you, you know what he was doing? 13:06 He was trying to call you over 13:07 because his horse just had a colt last night. 13:10 A baby colt, can you imagine? 13:12 Have you guys seen it, baby colt? 13:14 No! 13:15 He thought you would like to see it, 13:16 and so that's why he was calling you. 13:18 Isn't that awesome? Yeah! 13:20 I told him right after worship, 13:22 you guys can come over, all right? 13:23 Okay. Well, our story today... 13:25 It kind of ties in with this actually, boys. 13:28 Isn't God good how He does that? 13:29 I love how He does that, 13:31 because our story today is about Elisha. 13:34 I love Elisha! 13:35 Which one? Which story? 13:37 Well, it's the story of the Shunammite woman. 13:41 Remember? Yeah. 13:43 Long ago, there was a man named Elisha. 13:46 Now Elisha was a good man. 13:48 He loved the Lord, 13:50 and spent most of his days sharing that love with others. 13:54 During his many journeys, 13:55 he would often past through Shunem. 13:58 And in Shunem, there lived a woman 14:00 who had a great deal of respect for Elisha and his work. 14:04 Whenever he was there, 14:05 she would insist that he stay with her and her husband 14:08 to get some well-needed rest and a meal. 14:11 Seeing that Elisha was the man of God, 14:14 they decided to build an extra room for him, 14:16 so that whenever he found himself in Shunem, 14:19 he would have a bed to sleep in, 14:21 a table and a stool to sit at and food to eat. 14:27 Over the years, Elisha often found himself 14:30 a guest in their home. 14:31 To repay their kindness, 14:33 Elisha had asked what he could do for them. 14:36 Although they asked for nothing, 14:38 Elisha told them they would be blessed 14:40 with something they did not have, a son. 14:44 Proving God to be faithful, the very next year, 14:47 the woman and her husband had a baby boy. 14:51 Years passed, and the child grew strong. 14:55 When he was old enough, 14:56 he helped his father in the fields. 14:58 Until one day, the boy grew weary from the heat of the sun. 15:04 Father, I don't feel well. 15:09 My son! My son! 15:10 Servant, come quickly. 15:12 Take him to his mother. 15:19 What happened to my son? 15:21 When brought before his mother, 15:22 she had the servant bring him in to the house 15:25 where she held him as he sat on her knees. 15:32 Not long after, the little boy died in his mother's arms. 15:44 No. 15:47 In her distress, she placed her son on Elisha's bed 15:51 and went out to search for the prophet. 15:53 She knew she needed his help. 15:56 When Elisha saw her in the distance, 15:58 he sent his servant to meet her. 16:00 Oh! Look, there's my good friend from Shunem. 16:03 They are such gracious hosts. 16:06 Gehazi, go to her and bring her to me at once. 16:09 Thank you. Thank you. 16:19 Elisha! Woman, control yourself. 16:23 Gehazi, leave the woman alone. 16:25 Can't you see that she's deeply troubled? 16:28 The Lord hasn't spoke to me about it yet 16:30 but please, tell me what's wrong? 16:34 Is it your family? 16:35 My son is dead! 16:38 Gehazi, go quickly 16:40 and put my staff on the boy's face. 16:42 Right away prophet, I'll do. Thank you. 16:44 Elisha, I didn't come all the way here 16:47 to go back without you. 16:49 I can't leave your sight. 16:50 It's okay, go. 16:55 And so Gehazi, anxious to carry out his master's instructions, 16:59 reached the house first. 17:01 He did exactly as Elisha instructed 17:04 but his efforts had no effect on the boy. 17:11 Great prophet, the boy, he did not awaken. 17:16 It's okay, I will pray over him. 17:20 Let's go. 17:28 Heavenly Father, hear Your humble servant. 17:32 Breathe life back into this boy. 17:38 So what happened? 17:39 Was he healed? 17:40 Well, the Bible says that Elisha put his face 17:43 to the boy's face, his eye to the boy's eye, 17:47 and his hands upon the boy's hands 17:50 until he became warm. 17:52 Elisha did this one more time and then... 18:10 Gehazi, bring in the boy's mother. 18:17 Woman, take your son. 18:22 For a second time, the faith of the woman had been rewarded. 18:26 Through Elisha, God, the giver of all life 18:30 had restored her son. 18:32 You see boys, Elisha was known as a healer and a teacher, 18:36 and he spent his whole life spreading God's word 18:40 and he inspired others to do the same. 18:42 God will want us to spread the word too, right? 18:44 That's right, Geo. 18:46 Well, who knows, maybe someday I'd grow up to be a preacher? 18:49 Connor, you would be a wonderful preacher. 18:51 But God doesn't expect us 18:53 all to be preachers to witness for Him, does He? 18:55 We can witness to Him right now. 18:57 God wants all of us to be a witness for Him. 18:59 In fact, why don't we have prayer 19:01 and ask Jesus to come into our hearts and lives 19:03 and give us many opportunities to share Him? 19:06 And then after our prayer, 19:08 you boys can go on over to Mr. Fong's 19:10 and see the new baby colt. 19:12 Yeah. 19:13 Who would like to pray? 19:15 I will. Okay, Geo, you have our prayer. 19:19 Dear Jesus, thank You for the wonderful day 19:22 and thank You for everything You give us. 19:24 And thank You that Mr. Fong didn't get mad at us 19:27 and that we're gonna go and see the baby horse. 19:30 And help us be good witnesses for You. 19:33 We love You, dear Jesus. 19:34 Amen. 19:50 O Lord, my God 19:56 When I in awesome wonder 20:01 Consider all the worlds 20:07 Thy hands have made 20:12 I see the stars 20:17 I hear the rolling thunder 20:22 Thy power throughout 20:27 The universe displayed 20:33 Then sings my soul, my Savior God 20:40 To Thee 20:43 How great Thou art 20:48 How great Thou art 20:54 Then sings my soul, my Savior God 21:00 To Thee 21:04 How great Thou art 21:09 How great Thou art 21:14 How great Thou art 21:19 How great 21:22 Thou art 21:38 Hi, boys and girls, 21:39 it's time for Miss Brenda's Book of the Day! 21:43 And today's book, boys and girls, 21:45 is our none other than our pathfinder pin book. 21:49 I want to share with you today, 21:50 because today's program is all about our Pathfinder Camporee 21:54 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 21:56 And I have with us a pathfinder that was at Oshkosh. 22:01 Shayla, welcome to the program. 22:03 Hi, Miss Brenda. 22:04 Well, Shayla, I'm so glad you're here. 22:06 Let's show the boys and girls what's in our Book of the Day, 22:09 because I traded lots of pins with a lot of pathfinders 22:13 because pin trading is huge at Pathfinders, isn't it? 22:16 So why don't you help me hold this book right here? 22:18 And I want you to see some of the pins 22:21 that Miss Brenda traded at camporee, okay? 22:23 Well, see I've got the whole set of Michigan there 22:26 and thanks to my brother, Pastor Ken Micheff 22:30 who is the Youth Director there in Michigan. 22:32 And look, we have more conference pins, whole sets, 22:34 and then look at these. 22:36 You remember these spinners? 22:37 And so many spinners that they go 22:40 because they spin around, those are cool. 22:42 Mm-hmm. And then look at this one. 22:44 Can you see this? 22:45 Now that looks like a flat one but it's not, 22:47 look how it opens up. 22:50 That's really cool, isn't it? 22:51 I love that one. 22:53 And, oh, I had so much fun trading pins with all the kids. 22:57 Here's some from all the different states. 22:58 Look at all California, 23:00 that's quite a few really cool pins. 23:02 And then we have Nevada and... 23:05 This is the one I gave you. 23:06 Yes, you traded me that one, didn't you? 23:08 Mm-hmm. 23:10 And we had so much fun with that, then let's look... 23:12 Oh, here's Texas. 23:13 Texas had a lot of really cool pins. 23:16 They have ones every camporee, I love the ones from Texas. 23:20 And then we have some good ones from Tennessee, 23:23 and look at Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio 23:28 and look at this one right down here, 23:30 isn't that wonderful? 23:31 I like that one. Yup. 23:33 And more states over here... 23:34 We'll just flip through this really carefully. 23:36 We got some from Canada up there and also some... 23:40 Look at all these international ones. 23:41 And we just have more and more and more, 23:43 there's just not enough time to show them all. 23:45 We sure had a lot of fun at camporee, 23:47 trading pins, didn't we? 23:49 In fact, I should explain to boys and girls 23:51 that have never been to Pathfinders 23:53 or a Pathfinder Camporee, every club, 23:56 a pathfinder club, wherever you are, 23:57 has their own pin design and when they come to camporee, 24:00 which is only once every five years, 24:02 they get to trade that pin with someone else 24:05 and they all try to trade their different pins 24:07 and they have sets that they try to get, 24:09 and there's always the most popular pins 24:12 that everyone really wants. 24:13 And so everybody has got pins on them when they are trading, 24:15 so Miss Brenda did her fair share of trading right here, 24:19 and I want to thank all those pathfinders 24:21 that traded with me. 24:22 I also want to thank our 3ABN graphic designer 24:25 Chrystique Neibauer for creating this book 24:27 so that we can display them, 24:28 so I want to thank you for that. 24:30 And, Shayla, I want to ask you, 24:32 what was one of your highlights at Pathfinder Camporee? 24:36 Every night they showed Daniel in the lions' den 24:38 and it made it come alive. 24:40 Yes, and in the evening there was a program 24:44 that they had every night that they did a play. 24:46 And this year's theme was Forever Faithful. 24:50 And the story was about Daniel in the lions' den 24:52 and his faith that he had 24:53 that God would protect him in that lions' den. 24:55 I mean, what an example of the faith 24:57 God wants us to have. 24:59 So I love that theme, Forever Faithful, 25:01 and I know that the kids too, like you say, 25:04 it makes that story come to life. 25:06 And Betty Whitehead 25:07 is in charge of that play every year 25:09 and she did an incredible job so... 25:12 And I know it's tremendous amount of work. 25:14 Tell me, what else you did something special 25:18 with some of your pathfinders 25:19 when you were walking around 25:21 and in fact you called it R-A-P, 25:24 what does that stand for? 25:25 It stands for Random Acts of Prayer. 25:30 And tell me what that... 25:31 What you did for Random Acts of Prayer? 25:33 We went around and prayed with some people 25:36 and took pictures and sent them to them 25:38 so that they could see it. 25:39 Okay, so but you... 25:41 But the idea was to pray with people. 25:43 Did you ever ask them what they needed prayer for? 25:45 What they would like you to pray about? 25:47 Yes, sometimes. 25:49 Because it's important that we find out 25:51 what is it that we want to pray about. 25:54 Whenever someone says, "Will you pray for me?" 25:56 I say, boys and girls, 25:58 "What would you like me to pray for?" 25:59 Because I want to pray specifically to God. 26:03 Prayers are powerful tool that God gives us 26:06 to communicate directly with Him, 26:08 and there's a lot of power in prayer. 26:10 In fact, the privilege of prayer is always ours 26:12 and the power of prayer is always Gods. 26:15 Well, I'd really want to encourage boys and girls 26:17 everywhere to come to Pathfinder Camporee. 26:19 Join your pathfinder club and get a part of it, 26:22 it's an amazing organization and it's so fun, 26:26 and you get to meet lots of really cool kids 26:28 and do a lot of cool stuff. 26:30 I think it's... 26:31 Look at your Seventh-day Adventist church 26:33 and join your Pathfinder club today, won't you? 26:36 Thank you, Shayla, for joining us today. 26:38 I really appreciate you coming all the way here to Kids' Time 26:42 to tell us about camporee. 26:44 And, boys and girls, remember, wherever you go, 26:46 it's Kid's Time to share Jesus. 27:04 Kids' Time 27:26 Kids' Time, Kids' Time Kids' Time |
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