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... is the American Campfire Revival with Cook Cameron. Well, I went to church this morning, like I had mentioned earlier, and it was great.

You know, when you go to the South, it's great because you've got to all mixed your kind of churches.

And there's a lot of Baptist churches around here, but we went to an assemblies of God

this morning. And then let me tell you, those brothers and sisters can pray and they can worship.

There's a lot of hand raisin. There's a lot of amends. And it was really great. And something

struck me as I was sitting there and then I was standing, you and I were made to

worship. Do you ever think about that? Like some people say, well, I don't believe in God. And like,

I feel bad. I feel, I feel sorry and I feel sad for people who never have the experience of

stepping into a place of worshiping God,

it would kind of like, to me, it's like if the sun never had a chance to shine.

If snow never had an opportunity to fall and grace those mountain tops and those pine tree branches.

If flowers never had an opportunity to bloom.

And it's the same thing when human beings made in the image of God

never experience what it's like to worship their creator.

We were made to worship. God tells us that in His Word. Just as the sun was made to shine, just as

the rain was made to fall and water the ground. And just as these flowers that I just went over there and picked,

were made to bloom, to bring delight to your eyes and mine, and the fragrance to come from them,

you and I were made to worship God. And there's something special that happens when we enter into the presence of God and

we worship Him.

And we worship Him in our heart with, you know, it's a spiritual thing.

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