This sermon addresses the discouraged and fragmented state of the church in North America, emphasizing the lack of unity and fervent prayer for revival. It calls for a shift from reliance on man-made programs to seeking the Lord in His word and on His terms. The speaker highlights the need for a God-glorifying revival that can only come through unified repentance and drawing near to the Lord at the cross.

I think the church's condition in North America is very discouraged, for one thing. I think it's very fragmented, for another, where we see, you know, we have the emergent church, and we have the seeker-sensitive church, and we have this idea and that idea. And what we do not see is a sense of unity, where the church is coming together in united, explicit prayer for revival, where we're no longer trusting in the programs of man or the words of man, but we have sought the Lord in his word and on his terms and on his agenda. And I think we see all kinds of things happen within the church. Some are good, people are being reached, but revival, a massive God-glorifying revival across this continent would sweep millions of people into the kingdom, and nobody, no matter how good the church is, could claim to be doing that today. So I believe we need to come together on the various spectrum of the church. We need to come together at the cross with a sense of brokenness and repentance to draw near once again to the Lord.