There are denominations or subgroups, not many, that still believe the in the authority of God's Word (Sola Scriptura). Continuationist denominations are not in such a category. They are almost all completely rejecting of the authority of Scripture concerning soteriology, (Sola Fide, Sola Gratia) and ecclesiological submission to God's authority (Solus Christos, Soli Deo Gloria). Is that revival actually preaching repentance? Are people really turning from sin? I'm hearing that this revival lacks preaching that Spurgeon, Edwards, Calvin, or Knox would respect. But time will tell.
There are denominations or subgroups, not many, that still believe the in the authority of God's Word (Sola Scriptura). Continuationist denominations are not in such a category. They are almost all completely rejecting of the authority of Scripture concerning soteriology, (Sola Fide, Sola Gratia) and ecclesiological submission to God's authority (Solus Christos, Soli Deo Gloria). Is that revival actually preaching repentance? Are people really turning from sin? I'm hearing that this revival lacks preaching that Spurgeon, Edwards, Calvin, or Knox would respect. But time will tell.