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.

Well, listen, I've been reading through the American Covenant book again, and I'm so excited to see so many of you getting a hold of this book, which is subtitled the untold story.

The things your history teacher never told you, the things that today are being

covered up, the true history of America, the true history of Thanksgiving, the true history

of Christmas, the true ingredient list that made us the freest, strongest, most blessed nation

in all of the world. And many of you are actually starting your

own campfires in your backyard, which I'm so grateful for. That is my ultimate goal and prayer and

hope. It's not just that I do this and you join me here, but that you would do this and start

your own campfire or your own fire in your living room

or light some candles on the coffee table, invite friends over, and you have these small

community meetings where we begin to reconnect with God and with one another and our founding

principles that have given us this great country.

Now, I'm turning to a page here in chapter 5 of the American Covenant,

and I'm on page 119.

Some of you love to follow along as I talk about this,

but on page 119, there's this story.

I'm sorry, this is page 117 and 118.

It's the story of so many in the family

of faith coming over here to the new world from England. These were Puritans. These were people

who saw that the church was becoming corrupt. The family of faith needed to be purified. And so they

came over in droves. And they were coming to follow

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