In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for revival and urges the audience to pray for it. They express concern that if people simply go back to their normal lives after a powerful experience, the current generation will be lost. The speaker calls for fervent and agonizing prayer, both individually and in small groups, as they believe that this kind of prayer cannot be regained once lost. They also pray for America's awakening, for preachers who preach righteousness, and for the raising up of intercessors. The sermon references biblical passages that warn of false prophets, increasing wickedness, and the need for standing firm in faith. The speaker concludes by urging people to live holy lives as a form of worship and to preach repentance to their families.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by quoting Luke chapter six, emphasizing the woes pronounced upon the rich, the full, and those who laugh now. He then draws a parallel to the American church, stating that it reflects the same characteristics. Moving on to Revelation chapter three, the preacher highlights the lukewarmness of the church in Laodicea, comparing it to the current state of the American church. He criticizes the culture of selfishness, debt, and materialism that has permeated American society, leading to complacency and apathy towards spiritual matters. The preacher concludes by pointing out the prevalence of preaching soft words and the pursuit of success, even within the church, and warns of the consequences of such a mindset.