Teshuah Unveiled: What’s It All About?

In this episode of Liberty Unveiled (Teshuah Unveiled), Bradley
Hopp introduces the Podcast, the Teshuah Tea Company, and its
rescue mission in communist Asia. He sits with Pastor Sam as they
go through the roles and importance of the Bible in the founding of
America. Listen in now and be edified Conversation Highlights
[00:38] Brad introduces Teshuah Unveiled Podcast and describes the
Teshuah Tea Company, including their work with rescue and
rehabilitation of girls from sex trafficking, with help from their
missionary partner Andrew [11:34] Teshuah addresses both the
physical needs and spiritual needs of these ladies [12:02] Some
Teshuah Tea Company products [16:00] Each institution was created
by God(individual, family, church, and government) is made better
by following God [17:30] The Cranberry Twilight Tea [20:04] Pastor
Sam and Brad disclose that the Super bowl and Ice fishing periods
give occasion for a large percentage of sex trafficking. [22:08]
2000 students a month are trafficked in Georgia [23:24] If you are
thinking of ways to help, apart from working in the field as a
missionary, you can support the missionary fighting sex trafficking
by donating or buying Tea from Teshuah grown by the rehabilitated
girls. [32:16] Upon these two foundations; the laws of nature and
the laws of revelation(found only in the scriptures), depend all
human laws - William Blackstone [35:42] We all have a choice
[49:54] God designed rest [53:53] America and the Bible had great
success tied together, but we move away from the Bible our success
is steeply dropping [52:43] Quotes from past American presidents
regarding the role of the Bible in the foundation of America  
Remarkable Quotes: [16:06] “An individual should be a better
individual if he is a Christian” [26:25] "When you put your best
work forward, the market will reward you for that" [36:30] "Without
a choice, there is no presentation of hope" [39:39] "When the
family is weakened, society crumbles" [50:27] "Rest is not a part
of sin; even if sin and death never entered, we would still have to
rest"