Name: Raspberry Herbal Tea
Ingredients: 2 Family-size raspberry tea bags (bigelow); 2 Blackberry tea teabags; 2 Black currant tea teabags; 1 Bottle sparkling apple cider or ginger ale; 1/2 c Juice concentrate (berry); 1/2 c Orange juice; 1/2 c Sugar

One might think that shame would now drive us to our task (of missions). Do the commands of our Lord mean so little to us? Are we indifferent to Him? Or, if not shame, pity on those who have not heard. Are we unconcerned at the cries of the heathen? Can we weep at television drama and sit dry-eyed before the needs of the lost? Such questions shame us, yet I know that shame will not move us as we ought to be moved. We will need a larger motive than our own humiliation to finish the task. Even the spiritual poverty of the pagan will not do it. We must have a grander vision...a new vision of God. And that vision is majestic, glorious.

Tom Wells

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Beverage	8	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2		Family-size raspberry tea bags (bigelow)
2		Blackberry tea teabags
2		Black currant tea teabags
1		Bottle sparkling apple cider or ginger ale
1/2	c	Juice concentrate (berry)
1/2	c	Orange juice
1/2	c	Sugar

INSTRUCTIONS

submitted by: jmchee@goodnet.com (Marina Cheesman, Phoenix, AZ)
This is an incredibly simple recipe that was developed out of the desire to
serve a "non-caffeinated" drink!
Tea bags: I brew mine in the coffeemaker just like I would brew coffee.
Then I allow the used bags to stay in the tea until serving time.
Place all the ingredients in a large pitcher. Chill. We serve ours with
fruited ice cubes. I reserve enough juices to fill an ice-cube tray and we
place slices of strawberries and blueberries into each cube.
This recipe is served at The Old Garden Inn - Newnan, Georgia.  Another Old
Garden Inn recipe: Georgia Peach Breakfast Taco.
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“God is humble”

The government is called by God to punish evil, protect the innocent and reward good. But we all know there have been many regimes throughout history that have done just the opposite. They have punished good, hurt the innocent and rewarded evil. What God intended for good actually becomes the enemy of the people and often the church. Jesus in speaking of world leaders in the finals days said, “Then they will deliver you to tribulation, and will kill you, and you will be hated by all nations because of My name” (Matt. 24:9). So is the institution of government bad? How do we view bad governments? This is a dilemma. The great theologian Augustine said that government is a necessary evil and that it is necessary because of evil. And most theologians in the history of the church have said that human evil is the reason even corrupt government is better than no government at all. Because it is run by sinful man, government will never ultimately be what God commands. Even the Kings in Israel and Judah barely got it right. However, because we are sinful, if government was removed there would be little restraining us from total anarchy. James Madison put it this way, “If men were angels there would be no need for government.”

Randy Smith