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AMERICA'S GREATNESS

by Daniel Rodgers

Scripture: PSALM 33:12


America's Greatness
Dan Rodgers
Psalm 33:12


INTRODUCTION:

I have a very simple message this morning--nothing profound, and I'm sure, nothing you have not heard before. The purpose of this message is to cause us to think about the things that have made America great--to reaffirm the principles and standards that have been the very foundation of America's soul.

Let me say at the outset, America's greatness has not been because of technological advancement or medical discovery. America's greatness has not been the result of powerful and influential leaders, nor is it because of great presidents, though we have had a few. I thank God for the memory of President Ronald Reagan--a godly man, with a godly vision. He inspired America to greatness. I thank God for President Bush--a man who is not ashamed to come out and simply say, "I am a Christian--born again, with Jesus in my heart."

Let me tell you what lies at the foundation and heart of America's greatness (and at the same time, I must also say, we are witnessing the destruction of this foundation before our very eyes). There are two things that have made America great: The Christian faith and God's Holy Word.

QUOTES:
George Washington said, "It is impossible to rightly govern the world without God and the Bible."

Our thirtieth President, Calvin Coolidge said, "The foundation of our society and of our government rests so much on the teachings of the Bible that it would be difficult to support them if faith in these teachings should cease.

Here's an interesting bit of information: In 1836, the State of North Carolina said in their Constitution, "No person who shall deny the being of God, or the truth of the Christian religion, shall be capable of holding any office or place of trust or profit." It's too bad those aren't the rules today...and for every state in the nation."1

Today, on the 4th of July, we celebrate the signing of The Declaration of Independence. The signing o ...

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