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.

Well, I was studying this afternoon with what I could share with you and from the American Covenant book.

And here it is.

Got my little light here, so it's a little glary.

I'm sorry.

And I'm heading off on a trip.

We're going to Colorado, and I'm excited I had to go get a lock for one of the cases that

I'm, that I'm, one of my pieces of luggage that I'm bringing.

Really important that I get a couple of high quality locks on these cases.

And as I went in there, I was sort of last minute right before the store

was closing. And as I ran into this hardware store tonight, I realized that there was a sign on the door.

This is California. This is Los Angeles. And so not only are there all sorts of requirements

before you can enter into a store, you have to have a, you know, a covering on your face to go in there. And I went right up to the counter and I said, hey, I don't have one with me. I left it at home. I ran out the door. Do you have one that I could use? And they said, no, I'm sorry, we don't. And the dude behind the counter said, hey, you could just hold your shirt up over your face like this. And I said, Oh, cool, awesome. And so I was in a rush. I held my shirt up and I ran in. And there was another lady there who just sort of gave me this sort of this snarky look, sort of this sort of motherly scolding look. And as I was all by myself down this aisle, and I picked up my locks, went to the counter, was giving them my money and she found her way back around to me and tapped me on the shoulder

just as I was saying thank you I picked up my locks, went to the counter, was given them my money, and she found her way back

around to me and tapped me on the shoulder just as I was saying, thank you, you know, with

this like this. As I was walking out, she tapped me on the shoulder and under her breath just

sort of whispered an unnecessary, annoying, and rude comment, like an extremely overbearing mother. And, you know, I had to, I had to just

sort of bite my tongue. I had to keep my cool. There were many things that I wanted to say

in that moment, and I didn't. And it fit perfectly with what I was going to share with you this

evening from the American Covenant book.

And I want to open this up to you.

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