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.

I wanted to talk with you about something that's infinitely important,

and that is the subject of forgiveness.

And if you've been following with us here at the American Campfire Revival,

where we talk over and over and over how our hope is not in the laws that we make as a nation.

Our hope is not in someone turning the economy around.

Our hope is not in who governs us, but in the power of God working in the hearts of his people.

And when we can get things right personally and in our homes and in our families, then

we'll have the character and be granted the opportunity to begin governing our communities and

to begin to heavenize our states and to begin to bring blessing to an entire nation that can

be a blessing to the whole world. But it's got to start in my heart

and in my home. And so we've been talking about this Trinity of sin, repentance, and forgiveness,

if I could put it that way, that leads to, when we understand those three things, leads to healing

and it leads to life.

When we fail to understand any of these three things, it causes pain and suffering and death.

And so tonight, I want to talk about the most exciting of all of these concepts, and that is forgiveness.

When do we forgive? How do we forgive? Why should we forgive?

And I've been so thankful for my friend Jay Younce at Everyday Talk 24-7.

And if you don't subscribe to his YouTube channel, you're missing out.

I could just say that because he is like a personal Gandalf of wisdom to me.

He is a well of continual insights and knowledge and understanding of God's Word. And I would recommend that you go and subscribe

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