You're listening to God's Big Story, a podcast for kids.

Every week we teach the Bible, sing the Bible, and talk about what it means with a friend or two.

I'm your host, Julie, and I'm here again with my special co-host Brad. Hey Julie, hey listeners, uh, Brad, why are you whispering?

And what's with that pile of stuff in your hands?

I'm whispering because, well, wait a minute,

got to set it down here, there we go.

Got it.

Whoa, Julie, that's no pile of stuff. It's my masterpiece and I was whispering because it's really fragile and I was

whispering because it's really fragile and I was afraid loud noises would ruin the

whole thing. Oh okay I think I get it. So you took some paper and straws and tissue and cotton balls and

stuck them together to create a masterpiece.

Am I right?

Julie, you have a lot to learn about art.

What may look like a bunch of stuff stuck together to you

is a work of art to another.

Well, I think you may be right about that Brad. I definitely don't

know that much about art, but I do appreciate that you made something all by yourself that you love. Making art is a good gift from God.

Thanks, Julie, but you know, I'm having a hard time figuring out how to keep my masterpiece

from getting broken or worse, blowing away.

As I said, it's very fragile.

Got any ideas? Hmm. Well let me see. You know I've heard that

sometimes people who make fancy art put it in a museum where people take care

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