With a country divided, the Republican risk and morality being redefined, it's time to gather

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, we've been talking about courage and we've been talking about character and we're talking

about faith. These are the things that I pray for. These are the qualities that we need in our

leaders. And if you're a mom, if you're a dad, you're a leader.

If you're a young person, don't let anyone look down on you because of your youth. You are a leader.

People behind me are breaking down a movie set.

And what's interesting to me is that,

is that you and I are in the middle of history,

his story, and we're on the greatest stage

in the world playing a certain role, and we want to play it faithfully.

In early America, we talked about those out-of-the-box thinkers, those people of faith and character.

And we talked about how they learned the art of self-government and came to a place where they realized that the government

was stealing their property, stealing their freedoms, stealing their liberties. And so there came a

decision that they had to decide whether or not they could reconcile with the government in England or declare independence.

They decided that they had already exhausted their possibilities of reconciliation and they declared their independence.

And they let the cards fall where they were going to fall, trusting in God for the justice of their cause.

And England came down on them and they began to defend themselves.

And there was a declaration that was made that inspired Thomas Jefferson in his writing of the

Declaration of Independence. And it was written by George Mason. He drew up a declaration of rights.

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