In this sermon, the preacher highlights the lack of passion and desperation for God among professing Christians. He emphasizes the need for revival in our land and how it can only come when we truly seek God with all our hearts. The preacher also discusses the selfish nature that all humans possess as a result of Adam and Eve's rebellion against God. He references Jeremiah 29:11-14, emphasizing God's plans for mankind and the promise that He will be found when sought with all our hearts. The sermon concludes with a reference to the story of the prodigal son as an example of why people backslide and the importance of returning to God.

Chuck Smith explores the theme of 'False-Hearted Lovers' in Jeremiah 2:5, emphasizing God's lament over His people's unfaithfulness. He highlights the superficiality of reformation during King Josiah's reign, where external changes did not reflect true repentance. Smith challenges the congregation to remember their first love for God and to recognize the emptiness of pursuing false gods. He underscores the importance of returning to a genuine relationship with God, as turning away from Him leads to spiritual decline. The sermon calls for a deep reflection on personal faithfulness and the need for holiness in a world filled with distractions.