With a country divided, the Republican risk and morality being redefined, it's time to gather

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.

Tonight I want to talk with you about this idea of fear.

We talked about it not too long ago, but I think you can never talk about the antidote

to fear enough.

How many messages do we need to hear about fear? Um, um, um,

unending messages because we always have things to be afraid of. I think you can, you can hear

about how to take care of your fears and then something can pop up in the middle of the night or the

next day that you weren't expecting and you feel sometimes like you're back at square one. And so I think that we need to over and over talk about where our help comes from when we're experiencing fears. I have a very good friend, Jay Yantz, who shared a message with me a couple mornings ago that really impacted me and really stayed with me, and I wanted to share. He's, he's kind of like a father figure to me. He's a wise man, an amazing father and a husband.

I told you a story about his wife who was afflicted with cancer and how she told her mother one

day the news that she had serious cancer.

And he watched as they talked about how God had in his providence

taken perfect care of her and knew that this day would come

and had arranged everything for her perfect care.

And it led to them laughing and praying together

and singing songs of praise and gratitude to

God and it blew him away. And he's got an incredible channel that I listened to in the mornings

and in the evenings. If you'd ever like to tap into some of my secret sources, this is at the top

of my list. It's called Everyday Talk 24-7. Everyday talk 24-7 on YouTube. It's a YouTube channel,

and you can check in with Jay in the morning like I do, and in the evening. Again, it's Everyday Talk

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