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 heard from my friend who's also a minister.

He read a book back in the 60s by a guy named Elton Youngblood,

and it was called the Incendiary Fellowship.

That word incendiary talks about, it paints a picture of something burning, something on fire,

the fellowship of the burning hearts.

And that's what I feel that we're a part of.

And he said, real revival, the coming alive of the family of faith that changes the world and heavenizes the earth

occurs when people are so enkindled, he said, by the central fire of Christ that they

turn to others and set them on fire.

And that's exactly the picture of what happens with a wildfire.

In Southern California, we've experienced so many of them.

They become out of control.

The fire department does all they can to contain them.

The firefighters know that they cannot extinguish them.

There's no amount of water that could extinguish a raging wildfire. They try to contain it

so that it burns itself out. But when a spark is sent up in the air by the wind and it blows for

miles and touches down in a dry place.

It sets that place on fire, and then that creates its own wind and sends embers out to other places,

and that fire spreads, and it's very difficult to contain.

This is what revival is like.

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