With a country divided, the Republican risk and morality being redefined, it's time to get around a campfire, get back to basics, and spark the revival that this country so desperately needs.

This is the American Campfire Revival with Cook Cameron.

So I thought I'd share with you just my experience today going to church.

I went to church this morning and I was really convicted. I was inspired and motivated by the

speaker. It wasn't one of the normal pastors at the church that I'm a part of. There was a

guest speaker, and I'll tell you his name in just a moment. I want to share with you some stories that

he shared with us. The worship music was great and, you know, hands were raised and people are

singing at the top of their lungs. It's just a place that's bursting with the power of the Holy Spirit working in the hearts of people.

And there is such a noticeable lack of fear in this congregation.

And it is life-giving.

And this speaker walks up, and what I immediately noticed,

everybody knows about this speaker,

is not only that he was just a very large man with a beard and boots,

if that wasn't just sort of, you know,

an imposing enough sight, he had a Belgian Malinua with him. If you know what that is,

it's like a cousin to the German Shepherd. They use them as police dogs, military dogs. They're

awesome dogs. They're smaller than German Shepherd, but they are just, they're light on their feet.

They have springs in their legs, and they have hydraulics in their jaws. And they're

just amazing animals. If you know anything about these Belgian Malinwas. And he went up on stage

with him, up on the, not the stage, but the altar, you know, at the front of the church. And

brought a chair up and the dog hopped up on the chair. And he explained who he was. And basically,

what he does uh he was an

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