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.

I promised you that I was going to come back,

and we're going to look more specifically at covenants that make up the great American covenant that our forefathers made.

Some of the sacred promises that are more personal, that are more specific.

These are like the threads of the Kevlar fabric that make up that impenetrable defense that has

kept us so secure as a nation. And those are family covenants. They are marriage covenants,

their church covenants and civil covenants, and woven together,

they create strength. And I want to look at individual covenants with you, starting with the marriage

covenant. I want to talk about love. I want to talk about you and your boo, you and your baby, your sweet

cheeks, you and your and your baby, your sweet cheeks, you and your, and your man, your lady,

laying down the foundation that your children are going to build upon for the next 50 years.

I want to look into God's word as the foundation for that covenant.

We read in the book of Genesis.

The story goes like this. In the beginning,

God created the heavens and the earth, and it was darken without form. It was void, and he created

the sun and the moon and the stars in the heavens, and he created the land and filled it with

plants and animals, and he created the sea and created creatures to swim in the paths of the sea.

And then he doesn't say a fish crawled up out of the land and grew lungs and feet,

but God formed out of the dust of the earth one creature different from the rest

that would bear his image and take dominion over all that he has made for the glory

of God and the blessing of all people. And that creature is man. And then God gave him a great

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