This question has been on my mind for months - just what are we? What does it mean to be made in the image of God? As we compare ourselves to other animals in the world, why do we seem so different? Are there limitations placed upon man if we've been reborn in Christ? How do we compare to other created spiritual beings such as angels and demons?

Danny is a good friend of mine who actually went to school to study these things, so I asked him to sit down and have a fun discussion that will hopefully help us understand who we were originally meant to be, and why we find it hard to believe it.

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Alissa joins me in the studio to share her testimony as an ER doctor - witnessing miracles firsthand - but also to share her own personal testimony of when the Holy Spirit delivered her from PTSD, suicidality, and a host of other ailments, all while waking her up from a religious comatose.

In this raw discussion we delve into a multitude of topics including nihilism, physical healing, anger issues, manifestations of God's glory, luke-warmness, deliverance ministry, and even bi-location.

The doctrine of cessationism states the gifts of the Holy Spirit (such as prophecy, tongues, and healing) are not in affect today.

I sit down with two former cessationists to hear their stories, and to discuss the history and scriptural integrity of this belief.