I feel the rumblings of revival.

People are opening their eyes.

They're waking up.

They're recognizing that the feast of secular humanism

that we've been fed is utterly void of anything nourishing.

And it leaves us weak and failing and diseased.

Morally, emotionally, mentally, and physically, we can do better.

Let's get back to the good way, to the biblical way.

Hey, you guys, welcome to the American Campfire Revival. I'm so happy to be meeting together with you as we approach this really important and pivotal time in our nation's history with the election coming up. And this is a good time for us to be thinking about what life will be like for our children.

And so much of that depends on what you and I do with the present.

The reason I wrote Born to Be Brave is because I believe the family of faith is at a crossroads.

You and I can take one of two ways.

We can take the way of accepting that we will never be anything more than a persecuted minority who resigns itself to having less and less influence in the culture and society

marching our way toward abject tyranny and bondage and oppression and persecution,

or we can decide to take the reins and take the lead once again

like our fathers and mothers and forefathers and foremothers,

our ancestors have done in our national past and begin to shape

all of society, education, and the family, and the arts, and the economy, more and more closely

to biblical standards for the honor of God and for the flourishing of families and

for the advantage of all citizens.

Which one do you choose?

I can't guarantee that we're going to take the good path, the second choice.

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