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, welcome again to the American Campfire Revival. We are on day five of the Love Dare,

and we've been talking about the covenant of marriage. You know that we're really not looking

for some sort of a government solution to the know that we're really not looking for some sort of a government solution to

the crisis that we're in as a nation, morally, spiritually, economically, politically.

We're looking for a supernatural transformation of the heart that starts an individual so that

we are actually depending on big government and big power religion,

we're depending on the power of God working in our hearts so that we can govern ourselves.

And we have a genuine faith, not just an external list of religious rules to keep.

Before we get into talking about love and marriage, I want to point out something really special about the American flag.

And it was established in 1777, and if you look, the 13 red and white stripes represent the 13 states.

Those are the original 13 colonies and the union would be

made up of 13 stars and the stars were to be white on a blue background as a symbol of a new

constellation. Very interesting. Even in the ancient world, stars represented states or political powers. And that was the symbolism that they picked up and a new constellation of 13 states. And it represents freedom. It represents opportunity. And it represents the principle of self-government and sacred

covenant promises with God and with one another. And that covenant has to start with God, but then it

has to move into our marriages and then into our families, our churches, local government,

and then all the way to the people in Washington,

D.C. And so that's why we're talking about marriage is because for the nation to be healthy,

families have to be healthy. And for families to be flourishing, marriages need to be thriving.

And so I'm going to read this quote to you from, this is from Noah Webster.

Noah Webster, the great statesman and founding father, said this, all good government

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