In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of steady growth in the Christian life. He highlights the danger of pride and how it can lead to destruction, using the example of King Saul. The speaker also acknowledges that correct doctrine alone cannot save us, but rather it is a slow and steady progression towards becoming like Jesus. He encourages believers to strive for brokenness, humility, love, compassion, graciousness, and purity, as these are the qualities that reflect the character of Christ. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of following Jesus in evangelism, ministry, teaching, and shepherding, as Jesus himself was the greatest example in these areas.

The sermon transcript discusses the need for revival in the church and the desperate state of spiritual poverty in America. The preacher emphasizes the importance of personal revival and prays for God to send a true revival to the church. The sermon also highlights the impact of past revivals, such as the one in Africa under the preaching of Reece Howells, where a mass congregation rushed forward to get right with God. The preacher encourages pastors to gather their people, pray for revival, teach them how to seek God's face, and preach revival-related sermons to stir their hearts and invite God's move. The sermon concludes with a call to pray for God's mercy and a mighty revival in America.