the speaker addresses a congregation and a wider audience as part of a series called "United We Stand." The preacher blends religious instruction with political commentary, emphasizing the need for Christian unity and righteousness to exalt the nation, citing biblical passages from Proverbs, Psalms, and Matthew. The sermon calls the church to action as the "Joshua of our generation," urging them to obey God's commands to receive His promises and defeat spiritual and societal giants, including the "demonizing of the biblical family" and the "feminizing of the church." Ultimately, the speaker prophesies a revival for America carried on the backs of anointed believers, declaring that the nation will not be divided or controlled by wicked forces.