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, you guys, we live in scary times.

We live in trying times, but God's not given us a spirit of fear.

In fact, it's during times like this that heroes are made.

I mean, when we watch the best movies, we read the best

stories, it's always during times of great peril, times of economic disaster, of spiritual

decline, of moral decay, when God raises people up. And it's often the family of faith that

lead the way. They're the center of action that bring reformation

and transformation to cultures that are threatening to become a corpse. And he revives them.

And so tonight, I want us to talk about something that I think is kind of a stark contrast

that we're seeing. As we look to Canada and we see

these truckers, I can't help but notice the contrast between the courage of the truckers and the

courage of the church. In Canada, Marshall, there were some individual pastors that had great courage and great conviction.

These were people often who came out of totalitarian countries with totalitarian governments,

and they understood the threat of dictatorships.

And so they're warning their people of what's going on.

And many of these got arrested for speaking out like this.

But where was the rest of the church?

Where was the rest of the family of faith?

They didn't stand up.

Many instead kept quiet and remained in the churches, praying, and doing things that wouldn't get them in trouble, and definitely doing things that would keep, quote, unquote, unity within their church by not getting political and not getting involved with what was happening.

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