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 continuing to study, again, the principles in the American Covenant book,

the book that really has become kind of my plumb line for understanding where we are in this

cultural moment, both socially and spiritually

and historically, where we are in God's plan of not only reconciling you and me to God

by his grace through faith, but also restoring all things that he has made.

Remember, God made the world, and he said it was very good, and it was only after sin entered

the world that the rescue mission needed to occur, and he sent the last Adam, who is the king to be enthroned in heaven,

who would reverse the curse and restore all things. And Jesus himself said,

behold, I'm making all things new. And he's making them new first by making us new,

and then through us making all things new. And that is the heart and soul of

revival and restoration and heaven coming to earth. So some of you may think, Kirk, you're

kind of a pie in the sky optimist and you're not reading the Bible and reading all those doom and

gloom verses. Well, we could get to

that a little bit later. That has to do with your understanding of things like end times and last days and

how all of that turns out. And that's something I've been studying an awful long time. And I would

love to share with you some of my views on that. But what I'm talking about for you and for me is

revival.

All throughout the scriptures, we see the psalmist and we see others saying,

oh, God, revive us again.

You've done it in the past.

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