The ability to transform the world, I believe, starts with understanding and grabbing a hold of our newborn identity as children of God,

recapturing a vision of victory, which God promises to his children, and securing that birthright of bravery

that you were given when you turn your heart wholly back to God.

Hey everybody, welcome back to the American Camp Fire Revival.

It's my hope that you'll invite your friends and family

and we can pray together. We can gather around the campfire outside under the stars my hope that you'll invite your friends and family and we can pray together.

We can gather around the campfire outside under the stars. I'm in Tennessee right now.

And wherever you are, we're bound together by the Spirit of God as believers in the Lord Jesus.

And I've got some special stuff that I want to share with you. I'm working through

the new book that I wrote called Born to Be Brave, How to Be A Part of America's Spiritual

Revival. And I want to work through this with you to really unpack the ideas in there that

have been transforming me and giving me hope and giving me courage.

Some of you may have seen me in the news reading children's books and libraries,

challenging the American Library Association.

We even have a national day called See You at the Library Now.

We're making a children's television show, which I'm hoping is going to be the new Mr. Rogers of our generation.

And we've gotten lots of pushback. We've had lots of protesters.

Lots that have caused other people to say to me in airports and libraries and schools,

man, thanks for your courage. Thanks for standing up. And you know, it's interesting. I guess I should be

maybe a little more apprehensive about what I'm doing in light of the cultural opposition,

but I feel brave. I feel full of courage. And I think it's part of the birthright that all of us

have as born again believers and followers of Jesus

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