Ryan Denton, a Presbyterian minister and church planter, delves into the intriguing history of cessationism during the Protestant Reformation. He reveals how key figures like Knox and Rutherford believed in spiritual gifts such as prophecy and healing, contrasting them with today’s cessationists. Denton discusses the evolution of these beliefs, highlighting the nuances of divine revelation and how historical contexts shaped theological debates. This enlightening conversation challenges modern perceptions of the supernatural within Christianity.