The church and its ministers have a duty, yes, even a divine duty to respond to false doctrine and fraudulent movements, such as revivals. At the beginning of seminary teaching, I considered it a great privilege to respond to the current theologies. While all theologies are at one time current, mass media has cut down on their shelf life. In the 1960s, the names were Rudolf Bultmann, Karl Barth, and Emil Brunner. Then came the theologies of hope, history, and revolution.
Feminism lingers like lead in old paint.
Form criticism was followed by redaction and literary criticism. Post-modern deconstructionism is now the rage. Theologians committed to the Bible have an obligation to answer each movement as it comes, but the enterprise becomes more tiring. Each time it requires facing a new team on the tennis court and sometimes changing the rules. Promise Keepers' program cannot be considered serious theology.