GODNAMERICA

Perry Greene
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The mission of GodNAmerica is to reconnect God and America by telling His story in our history.

  1. 1h ago

    Above Justice?

    This Minute Man Message highlights George Mason’s warning that no individual should stand above justice or accountability. The message connects Mason’s defense of impeachment and equal justice to biblical principles, reminding listeners that liberty survives only when laws are applied fairly and leaders remain accountable before both the people and God.

  2. 13h ago ·  Bonus

    Two Breads and Two Messages

    The Bible presents two very different breads with two very different messages. Ezekiel’s bread was a symbol of judgment, scarcity, and the consequences of ignoring God. It represented a people who had rejected God's warnings and would learn dependence through hardship. The unleavened bread of Passover, however, symbolized deliverance, obedience, and God's saving power. Though both breads were simple and lacked luxury, one pointed toward captivity while the other pointed toward freedom. The difference was not in the ingredients but in the hearts of the people eating them. America has experienced both kinds of bread throughout its history—times of sacrifice, gratitude, and dependence upon God, as well as seasons of complacency and spiritual drift. The challenge for every generation is to remember God's deliverance before discipline becomes necessary. Obedience leads to freedom; rebellion leads to correction.

  3. 2d ago

    The Finger of God

    This Minute Man Message highlights James Madison’s statement in Federalist #37, recognizing the providential hand of God in America’s founding. The message reminds listeners that many founders believed divine guidance preserved the nation through the Revolution and calls modern Americans to humility, gratitude, and renewed dependence upon God.

  4. 3d ago

    The Price Tag of Character

    Character has a price tag, and that price is often hardship. Just as steel is strengthened by fire and the hammer, people are strengthened through trials, discipline, and perseverance. America’s founders understood that liberty was not secured through comfort but through sacrifice and moral courage. Valley Forge became a forge of character long before it became a victory in history. Scripture teaches the same principle: suffering produces endurance, endurance produces character, and character produces hope. God often uses difficulty not to destroy us but to shape us. The choice before every generation is whether to pursue comfort or embrace the process that develops conviction, resilience, and strength. Freedom, faith, and character all require people willing to endure pressure rather than escape it.

  5. 4d ago

    Chosen for Challenge

    “Chosen for Challenge” explores the deeper meaning of being “chosen” by God through the powerful imagery of America’s elite military forces and the 1960s song The Ballad of the Green Berets. Just as Green Berets endure rigorous hardship for critical missions, God’s people are called not to comfort, but to purpose. Drawing from Isaiah 49, 1 Peter 2, and the examples of Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Gideon’s 300, this episode reminds listeners that faithfulness often involves sacrifice, perseverance, and spiritual warfare. The message challenges Christians to see their work, families, resources, and daily struggles as part of God’s greater mission to bring His light to the world.

  6. 5d ago

    When Division Reveals What Is Real

    In 1 Corinthians 11:19, Paul teaches that division and testing reveal who is genuine. Just as fire refines metal, seasons of pressure expose the true character of churches and nations. America’s present challenges are a spiritual test—one that calls believers to humility, courage, and virtue. Liberty endures only when faith is authentic, and character is refined.

  7. 6d ago

    Why Do We Sit Still? Faith Demands Action

    This episode challenges the paralysis that often follows the recognition of danger, whether spiritual, cultural, or personal. Using Jeremiah 8:14 and examples from aviation and the American founding, it argues that awareness without action is not faith. The people in Jeremiah's time saw the crisis but remained motionless rather than repenting and obeying God. In the same way, believers today are called not merely to observe truth but to respond to it. Faith proves itself through obedience, courage, and movement. The central message is simple: faith does not sit still; it listens to God and acts.

  8. 6d ago

    The PerryNormal Files are Coming: "What If?"

    What if the supernatural is more real than we realize? Join Perry Greene as The PerryNormal Files explores the strange, the mysterious, and the supernatural through the lens of Scripture. Each episode investigates biblical mysteries, ancient history, and modern phenomena by asking three essential questions: • What are the facts? • What are the possible explanations? • What does Scripture say? Scripture is our authority. Christ is our focus. Truth is our goal. Subscribe and join the investigation. New episodes premiere every Thursday, beginning August 6th.

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The mission of GodNAmerica is to reconnect God and America by telling His story in our history.

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  • Creator
    Perry Greene
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    540
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Perry Greene
  • Show Website
    GODNAMERICA