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.

Hey, you guys, I wanted to tell you that I just got back from this World Wind weekend in Texarkana, Texas.

But I wanted to encourage you with what I heard on Sunday morning from Pastor Jeff Shreve.

The sermon was all about the book of Revelation chapter 2

with a message entitled Prone to Wander.

And this was a whole series that tied in beautifully

with the American Camp Fire Revival

because it was all about reviving dead things.

And in order to be revived, it implies that we were, we were revived in the beginning,

but then something went wrong.

We wandered away and we lost the vitality that we once had and we need to be revived. That word vibe is to come to life.

And so that word is really applying to the family of faith. God revive us as the family of faith

so that we can bring life to our nation. We can bring life to the world. In fact, that's our job.

That's what we're here to do is to heavenize the earth. And so I just loved and and just ate up

every, every word that he said from the pulpit. And he played that, that, that song,

Come thou fount of every blessing.

And the words in it go on to tell the story of a man who wrote this song,

who was once far away from God and he lived a rebellious life.

He denied God's existence and he just, he lived in debauchery and rebellion and then eventually came to his senses and turned his heart to God. He came to faith. God granted him repentance

and the ability to trust him with all of his heart and then follow him. But he found that he began to wander

away from God. He was prone to wander. And so he wrote this poem expressing the feelings in his heart,

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