With a country divided, the Republican risk and morality being redefined, it's time to gather 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.

Our Father in Heaven, you have such a powerful name.

Your name is so powerful and so holy that godly Jewish people will not even spell the whole word because they have such reverence

for your name. Jesus, you came down. You brought heaven to earth in your very self.

And you're the fulfillment of all the hopes of the world.

What a powerful name, what a beautiful name.

And we want to call ourselves followers of that great name. Teach us your ways. And we ask this in Jesus' name. Amen. I think this is really wonderful. This is so great. I had a good friend who came over and we sat by this same campfire here this morning and we just kind of discussed the events going on in the world and he said something really great. I thought about it all day. He said, you know, when you are buried in the ground on your tombstone, if you could have anything in the world written on it, what would you want written on it? I mean, just anything. I mean, like literally anything, anything you wanted

written on your tombstone, what would it be?

And he said, I'd like what Enoch had.

He walked with God.

If that's true of you and of me,

you walked with God.

She walked with God. I mean, what else could we want? I mean, if,

if I can walk with God, then I can talk with God. If I walk with God, then I can hear from him and

follow him. He can lead me in the right way. And all I have to do is just be in step with God.

And come hell or high water, come success or disaster, he's with me. That's what I want. I want to walk

with God. And I want to learn how to do that better. Hey, I've got a great topic for us to

talk about tonight and that's and that's education. I think if any of us are really thinking deeply

about how we got into the place that we're in in our country, it has a lot to do with what our

kids are learning in school and what they've been taught in school for the last

40 years, 50 years, maybe 100 years, what our kids learn in school is what captures their

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