The Tea Truth is a simple, Bible-based discipleship tool that uses tea bags printed with Bible verses to help churches open honest conversations about sin, repentance, and spiritual growth.
No. The Tea Truth is designed to support preaching, pastoral care, and discipleship—not replace them. It operates under the authority of the local church.
It can be used by pastors, leaders, mentors, small group facilitators, youth leaders, and believers who want to encourage honest, Scripture-led reflection.
The Tea Truth is suitable for adults, young adults, and youth (with appropriate guidance). Churches determine how and where it is used.
Each tea focuses on either a fruit of the Spirit or a work of the flesh, such as love, joy, self-control, pride, greed, anger, or lust etc.
All verses are carefully selected from the Bible and aligned with the specific fruit of the Spirit or work of the flesh being addressed.
All content is shaped by sound, theologically conservative teaching and reviewed to remain faithful to God’s Word.
The Tea Truth is non-denominational and designed to be used across many church traditions while remaining Biblically faithful.
No. Conversations are private, relational, and guided by church leadership. Churches decide how this tool is used in their context.
No. The Tea Truth is not a counselling program. It is a Scripture-based reflection tool that may complement pastoral conversations.
The Tea Truth creates space for God’s Word to be read and considered. We trust the Holy Spirit to bring conviction, guidance, and transformation.
The QR code links to a short guided experience that includes an opening prayer, Biblical reflection, a call to action, and a closing prayer.
Yes. Churches may choose to use only the tea and Bible verses, or include the guided digital content if helpful.
Most moments take 5–15 minutes, depending on the setting and conversation.
Yes. It can be used one-on-one, in small groups, youth groups, after services, or as part of discipleship programs.
Yes, when used with wisdom and pastoral care. The Tea Truth is designed to approach difficult topics gently and Biblically.
No. The goal is honest reflection grounded in God’s grace, leading to repentance and obedience—not shame.
The Tea Truth is relational and interactive. It creates a shared moment of conversation rather than a private reading experience alone.
Churches should use discretion and leadership oversight, just as they would with any discipleship tool.
No. The Tea Truth operates as a not-for-profit initiative serving the church.
Yes. The Tea Truth is designed to be used under church authority, with clear boundaries and pastoral oversight.
Yes. Churches are encouraged to use the tool in ways that align with their theology, leadership, and community.
Tea is familiar, calming, and relational. It creates a non-threatening space where Biblical truth can be read, discussed, and considered carefully.