It is natural to fear change and to be afraid of losing control of what is happening, but we must remember that God is always in control. It's also natural to fear emotions and bizarre behavior. But, although phenomena of this type are not necessary to revival, it does seem that they do tend to be present just about whenever there is revival. Mike complains that participants in these phenomena have freely admitted that they are not in control of themselves. He is right about this.
Some people find that they are unable to get up off the floor, even when they want to do so.
An evangelist, Scott Thomas, told be about one person who was pinned to the floor, and could not get up until he agreed with God that he would act in obedience to Him in a certain matter. This is just the sort of thing that we have seen quite frequently in this revival. Mike then says that revivals are always accompanied by repentance on a grand scale. He is absolutely right about this. The notion that God is angry about sin and might actually send someone to hell is largely absent.