Hyper-Cessationism? - With Ryan Denton

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Restless is back with a long form interview on so called. Hyper-Cessationism. Pastor Ryan Denton is concerned the Reformed church is at risk of denying the supernatural at all in our lives and believes the framers of the Reformed Confession had a much more accepting view to the supernatural work of the Spirit in lead Christians. You can find many of the quotes and sources in the articles Ryan Denton wrote on this subject for Reformation21. What is Hyper-Cessationism? Part 2 Part 3 You can follow this podcast all over the internet. twitter, instagram. or facebook Or email us at [email protected]

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