With a country divided, the Republican risk and morality being redefined, it's time to get around the campfire, get back to basics, and spark the revival that this country so desperately needs.

This is the American Campfire Revival with Cook Cameron.

So do you remember when I first started the American Campfire Revival over a year ago,

we went a hundred days in a row.

So I couldn't let a night go by without a campfire,

but one night it was pouring rain,

and I had to stop and find

a portable campfire pit that I could put underneath my porch over there behind my house

and still be able to do the campfire in the rain. Well, I found that fire, and I met the guy

who built it as a entrepreneur, as a patriot, and someone

who built it proudly in the USA.

And he's here with me tonight and I want to introduce you to him.

And I want you to hear his story because it's very important to what we're trying to

accomplish with the American Camp Fire Revival.

But first, let's pray together.

Dear God, I thank you that we get to join up like this, and we can pray.

We don't have to be in a particular building or even in the same state.

We can join our hearts and our spirits together.

We know that our hope does not fly in on Air Force One.

Our hope is not in how much money we make

or the best benefits we get through our job. All those things are great. We're so thankful

for these gifts, but ultimately it's the giver of the gifts who is our hope. So God, thank you

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