As A. W. Tozer said, A revival of the kind of Christianity which we have had in America the last fifty year would be the greatest tragedy of this century, a tragedy which would take the church a hundred years to get over. Merely bringing to vibrancy or bringing to life the experience of the believer alone may be extremely useful for dead orthodoxy orthodox or correct belief without life. But we do not, on the main, have dead orthodoxy today. We have live heterodoxy. Hetero means other or different.
Heterodoxy is divergent or even heretical belief.
Reformation is that word we use to speak to the recovery of the correct doctrines and their vigorous application to all of life. We should not want a revival of experience alone without true reformation. This means that I believe the most long-lasting change would not come by only having merely warm, or even powerful, dramatic experiences with God. No, what is needed is for some of the major organizations and churches, for instance, to reshape their view of the gospel to conform to the Bible. But, unfortunately, if you gather the leaders of many of the religious organizations together today, they would make a very definite point of not discussing what they believe.