Divorcing Christian observance from social approval might have some salutory effects. Christians have been diluting gospel because a diluted gospel was being welcomed. But now the gospel that is welcomed is one that is so (pardon the pun) buggered, that this compromise is no longer acceptable.
American culture being what it is, maybe it will continue to go on in the open in churches for a while. Nobody knows when the slide will stop; perhaps another revival is still in God’s cards once the need for it becomes painfully evident.
As long as I still have the right to vote I can't, and won't do that.
And as long as I still vote these secularists will continue to accuse me of "imposing my belief system" on them.
But I see your point. And I agree modern "Christians" have done this for a long, long time.
It won't be a revival, it'll be a pestilence and flood.