Shane Idleman emphasizes the urgent need for anguish in the church, drawing from the cries of the prophets and the deep emotional connection to God's heart. He argues that true revival and a powerful prayer life stem from a place of deep distress over sin and the state of the world, urging believers to embrace godly sorrow and seek a deeper relationship with God. Idleman highlights that without this anguish, the church risks becoming complacent and ineffective, losing sight of its mission to call people back to God. He calls for a return to fervent prayer and fasting, as well as a commitment to humility and a hunger for righteousness, to align with God's will and spark revival.