Many of you know Kurt Cameron from his days of playing Mike Siever on the ABC sitcom Growing

Pains. He's also starred in films and television roles since then. But he has made a name for himself

for being bold in his faith, for being a devout Christian, for not being afraid to speak up and

speak out about his faith. His first Christian children's book was with Brave Books, it was called

You Grow, and he's out with another one. It's called Pride Comes Before The Fall. It's part of a

broader series he's doing on the seven deadly sins. So we're going to talk to him about that,

talk to him about his walk in faith, talk to him about when he struggled with pride on growing

pains when he was 17 and 18 years old, working in Hollywood, you know, Hollywood television program

being exposed to so much. So how did he find humility? He gets candid about that and so much more,

talk about the state of the country as well, what they're trying to do to kids, all that and more

with Kirk Cameron stay with us. Kirk Cameron, it's such an honor to have you on the show. I really

appreciate you making the time. Oh, my pleasure. Thanks for having me. You're out with a new book

called Pride Comes Before The Fall. It's with Brave Books, I know that you've written a book

previously with them. You know, talk a little bit about what's the message of the book? Why'd you

decide to write it? I've been crisscrossing the country since about December of last year,

reading children's stories about wisdom and virtue. And I found that people are coming out

of the woodwork parents, grandparents and children to hear stories that are not just fun for the

family, but actually teach the values that lead to a healthy future and blessing for kids.

And my newest one, Pride Comes Before The Fall is all about humility. And I think that it couldn't

come out at a better time. We're about to launch into Pride Month where Pride is now being celebrated

as a virtue when it's not. In fact, of the seven deadly sins, it's the deadliest because Pride

ultimately makes you self-centered. Just drop it into any relationship and think of how a prideful

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