The Power of Multiplication!

In this episode of Liberty Unveiled, Bradley Hopp and Pastor Sam
discuss the Teshuah mission, and address challenges Christians have
to face with governmental authorities today, taking excerpts from
different leaders in the Founders' Bible. Listen in to this
edifying discussion Conversation Highlights [00:54] A quick recap
of the discussion in the previous episode [01:50] Brad describes
some of his work driving fire trucks [03:58] A reminder of the
Teshuah mission, rescuing girls from sex trafficking, and how they
are empowered to make products from which they get half of the
profits, added to the amount that they are already paid before
those profits come in. [07:21] Teshuah will be working with
"Equipping the Persecuted" to help Christians being killed in
Nigeria [19:37] The goal is Teshuah is to create a local economy
that empowers people in need. [30:17] The Power of Multiplication
[35:03] A boy and his Hen [41:26] A reading from the Founders'
Bible: Exodus 1:14 [42:24] Patrick Henry's famous "Give me liberty
or give me death" speech. [46:37] A lot of the time we pray but we
don't put actions to it which means we're not praying in Faith.
[47:06] 1 Peter 3:5 "Fear and Faith can't co-exist" [51:58]
Benjamin Franklin's proposal from the book of Exodus; "Resistance
to tyrants is obedience to God" [54:03] Families are the backbone
of the society [54:35] God gave King Josiah his approval as the
best king in all of Israel; we need Josiahs in every facet of our
world today [57:18] The work that the Teshuah mission does is
empowering righteousness instead of enabling sin; we have so much
enabling sin in this world, we need righteousness in power.  
Remarkable Quotes: [01:12] "As the family goes, so goes the nation"
[29:01] "Most people want the results but they don't want the
process" [33:49] "4 million people are trafficked per year and 1
million of them are kids" [47:41] "Fear and Faith can't co-exist"
[52:09] "Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God" - Benjamin
Franklin [54:08] "We have it so backward because we think that it
flows from the top down but it really flows from the families
up"... Cultures change as families change and families change as
father's change."