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Are you tired of hearing the myth about separation of church and state? Are you tired of being told that America is not and never was a Christian nation? Do you want to have the information to stand up for the truth and fight back against this fundamental lie that’s invading our culture and education? Each week, host Jesse Cope will dive into quotes and excerpts from our great leaders and documents throughout our history showing how in President Woodrow Wilson’s words “America was born a Christian nation.” We have the truth on our side and together we can absolutely turn our nation around. Follow Jesse @jtcope4 on X for daily doses of the truth to help fight back. Subscribe to The American Soul and share the show with someone who needs to hear it. We're on a mission to spread the truth and get our nation back on the right track — and you can help us make this possible.
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English
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1760 episodes
since May 31, 2021
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Freedom gets thrown around like a bumper-sticker word, but we’re not satisfied with slogans. We start with 2 Corinthians 3:17 and ask a sharper question: if “where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom,” what does that demand from us personally, spiritually…
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A single Psalm can say what your chest feels but your mouth can’t. We start with Psalm 42 and sit in the tension it names: thirst for the living God, tears that don’t stop, and the sharp question people throw at believers when life hurts “Where is this God of you…
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Psalm 41 starts with a promise that sounds simple until you try to live it: kindness to the poor, mercy in trouble, and God’s care in sickness. We begin there on purpose, because the rest of what we talk about only makes sense if compassion is more than a slogan.…
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Comfort is easy to talk about when life is calm. It is harder, and more honest, to talk about comfort when suffering is real, when fear is loud, and when you are tempted to rely on yourself. We start with 2 Corinthians 1 and sit with Paul’s claim that God is the …
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Psalm 40 doesn’t pull punches: sometimes life really does feel like a pit, like mud, like you’re waiting longer than you can stand. We start there, reading the passage out loud and sitting with its promise that God hears a real cry, steadies real feet, and can pu…
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Bad company corrupts good character, and that isn’t just a Bible verse to frame a sermon. It’s a warning that lands hard when you’re watching public disorder, broken families, and a culture that keeps lowering the bar for what counts as “normal.” We start by grou…
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Tomorrow feels automatic until it isn’t. We start with Job’s fierce confidence that his Redeemer lives, then the conversation runs straight into the real world where justice can feel painfully incomplete and evil leaves scars that don’t fade on a timeline. That t…
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Order is not a personality trait or a church style choice, it’s a claim about God. We start by reading from 1 Corinthians 14 and asking what it really means that God is not a God of disorder but of peace. From there, we talk through why worship, teaching, and cor…
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People don’t usually wake up one day and decide to hate the truth. They drift, little by little, toward whatever scratches the itch, whatever feels easier, whatever demands the least repentance and the least courage. That’s why we start with 2 Timothy 4 and a blu…
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Worry and envy are easy habits to pick up when the world feels like it’s sliding off the rails, but they make terrible masters. We start with Psalm 37 and let it speak plainly: trust the Lord, do good, commit your work, and refuse the kind of anger that turns int…
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