Build kids faith in God: Trust God to Provide for toddlers, kindergarten, primary

Hi boys and girls and welcome back to Graceville where God's love is everywhere. It's me! Pastor Anastasia and I'm so super duper excited that you join me today as we learn more about our best friend Jesus. Today's special feature comes to us from right here in the United States where my friends Chloe, Mikayla, and Pamela have prepared a beautiful song to remind us how sweet it is to trust in Jesus. Let's listen in! It is so sweet to trust in Jesus, just to take Him at His word, just to rest upon His promise, just to know, thus saith the Lord. Jesus, Jesus, how I trust Him, how I've proved Him o'er and o'er. Jesus, Jesus, precious Jesus, oh for grace to trust Him more. Amazing! Boys and girls, remember if you want to share your gifts and talents with Jesus, please ask your parents or guardians to inbox me and I'd be happy to share it with all of you. I just love that song. It reminds me that it's nature time and I'm so excited because our friend Ryan from Canada is back and you know how it is when he comes by. You never know who or what we'll be learning about today. So if you want to find out more about God's creations, you'll just have to come along with me. Hello boys and girls and welcome again to Nature Time at Graysville. Today we're going to talk about some interesting facts about space. Let's tune in! A rocket needs to travel 62 miles to orbit the earth. It must also travel at an amazing speed of 17,600 miles an hour. To go even deeper into space, it would need to travel over 24,000 miles an hour. Sound cannot travel in space. Even if someone screams loudly, no one would hear them. This is why astronauts need to use special radios to talk to each other. They also wear special suits that help them breathe because there's not enough oxygen in outer space. Space suits also help them keep warm because it is about minus 450 degrees Fahrenheit. The space suits trap the heat that comes from the astronaut's body. When the astronaut begins to get cold, the space suit returns that heat. Space is so big we don't really know how far, wide, or deep it goes. All scientists can talk about is what they can see, thanks to very powerful telescopes. Job 26-7 says, God stretches the northern sky out over empty space and hangs the earth on nothing. Bye boys and girls. Thanks for tuning in. See you next time! And we're back! Just in time to check in on Melissa. I wonder how her week's going. Well, let's go! Oh no, Pastor Anastasia. What if it's not enough? Wait, what's not enough? Well, I'm supposed to pick up snacks for Easter Kids Fest, but they said it should be enough to last the whole weekend, but I'm not so sure. What if it's not enough? What will I do? Oh, sounds like everything is coming together to make the perfect opportunity for you to watch God provide. Remember, little is much when God is in it. Wait a minute, that reminds me of our theme for this week, which simply says, Let me hear my friend, Zay, say it. Trust God to provide. And our memory verse is found in Philippians 4-19, and it simply says, God will supply all your needs. Let me hear my friend, William, say it. God will supply all your needs, Philippians 4-19. Great job, everyone! Well, I'm starting to feel a lot less stressed now that I'm putting my trust in God to provide and not myself. Now you're tracking. Faith totally pushes stress out of the room. You placed your order in faith. Now it's time for you to put your trust in God. That's exactly what God's people had to learn as they wandered for 40 years in the wilderness. They had some issues with food too. Can you guess what today's story is about? 40 years into the wilderness? That's too easy, Pastor Anastasia. It's the Israelites, of course. That's right, Eliana. Today's story is about the Israelites. The Israelites became exhausted from their long journey in the wilderness. As more time passed, they noticed that their food was running out. They began to panic. Oh no! What will we eat? They started to grumble and complain. Prayerfully, Moses sought God's guidance. Great news, he shared. God will provide. And God did provide. Bread from heaven called manna each morning for the people. They were instructed to collect enough for each day except on the sixth day when they were told to grab extra for Sabbath. Those who didn't follow God's instructions ended up with spoilt manna. The blessing of manna was meant to teach the Israelites to trust God to provide. Wowzers! If God can provide manna for 40 years, I can definitely trust him for one day. Most definitely. So, stop the stressing and trust God to provide. Boys and girls, if you want to see more videos from Graceville, please ask your parents to like or subscribe to our YouTube channel. Hit like at the bottom of the page. Hit the like button below and subscribe, subscribe. Bye!