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.

So we've been going through this book here.

Again, it's the American Covenant, the untold story.

And looking back at the ancient covenants of our forefathers,

and one of the things that we learned is that they had such character,

they had such faith. We're talking

about the pilgrim mothers and the pilgrim fathers. They didn't come over here with armies

looking to conquer. They weren't opportunists. They were self-governing members of the family of

faith that were looking for freedom to worship God. And they wanted the children to come.

And they wanted them to have the kind of liberty that would allow them to be a blessing on

the earth.

And they wanted to be successful so that other people would want to follow in their footsteps.

And they were massively successful because they made covenants with God, sacred promises

that have generational impact. We talked a little bit

about property and who owns your property? Who owns you? Is it the government? Is it you yourself?

Or is it God? I want to go back to that subject a little bit and talk about those two parent

colonies.

In early America, we can learn such a lesson from them.

We had those up in Plymouth, the Pilgrims, who did it right.

And then we had many down in Jamestown.

There were good people down there, members of the family of faith,

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