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The mission of God-N-America is to advance faith in God by telling His story in our history.
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Out of Weakness, a Framework for Liberty (opens the original)
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The U.S. Constitution emerged not from a perfect plan, but from the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and the difficult compromises of the Constitutional Convention. Drawing on Romans 8:28, this episode considers how failure can become the doorway to wisdom when people acknowledge their limitations, restrain human power, and seek God’s guidance. The Constitution reminds us that liberty requires both ordered government and a morally responsible people.
Christ Over Country Keeping the Gospel at the Center (opens the original)
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On the anniversary of Francis Scott Key's writing of The Star-Spangled Banner, this episode reminds us that God's blessings do not come through blind allegiance to any nation but through faith in Jesus Christ. While God has a continuing purpose for Israel in His redemptive plan, Scripture teaches that the promises to Abraham find their fulfillment in Christ. Christians are called to reject both anti-Semitism and unquestioning nationalism, keeping Christ—not any country, political movement, or id
When Obedience Looks Like Resistance (opens the original)
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When earthly authority conflicts with God's authority, Christians must remember where ultimate allegiance belongs. Drawing from Acts 5:29 and the teaching of America's patriot pastors, this episode explores the biblical principle that obedience to God sometimes requires resisting unjust commands. True Christian resistance is never rooted in rebellion but in faithful submission to the highest authority.
A Tale of Two Men: When Faith Met Freedom (opens the original)
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America's liberty was not built merely on laws but on the character of its people. The unlikely friendship between evangelist George Whitefield and statesman Benjamin Franklin demonstrates how spiritual renewal and moral virtue prepared the foundation for lasting freedom. While Whitefield proclaimed the necessity of the new birth, Franklin recognized the civic value of transformed lives. Their story reminds us that when self-government through faith declines, government by external force inevita
Leaves Without Fruit (opens the original)
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Jesus repeatedly warned that God is not looking for impressive appearances but for genuine spiritual fruit. Through the barren fig tree, the cursed fig tree, the wicked tenants, and the True Vine, Scripture teaches that privilege, profession, and proximity to God are never substitutes for obedient faith. America may possess churches, Christian language, and a rich spiritual heritage, but God examines the fruit of repentance, righteousness, justice, and faithful obedience. His patience is an invi
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