The way I view it is this,..... the body of Christ is The Lord Jesus's responsibility,.... not mine or anyone else's. It is not for any one of us to beat up or put down His bride. That's a sure fire way to get on the bad side of GOD and experience the judgment side of His character.
Justin Peters and many of the other cessationist types have only ever voiced their opinions before people because they hate those that operate in the gifts. It's certainly not as innocent as Oscarr is trying to make it out to be to us.
Justin Peters explained his cessationism. He says that he firmly believes that Jesus does heal today, but believes that the sign gifts, such as tongues and prophecy ceased with the last Apostle. He doesn't believe in modern day Apostles or Prophets.
I don't agree with him that the gifts of the Spirit, including tongues and prophecy ceased through some decree of God that they should have at the end of the Apostolic Age. They did decline and cease, but because the church went apostate. The Pentecostal movement of the early 20th century started to restore the gifts. So I am not a continuist, but a restorationist.
Mr Peters has observed the modern healing ministry and has observed the talk and speechmaking about it, but has not been able to observe any actual demonstration of real healing. Bill Johnson, one of the foremost proponents of healing, was not able to stop Covid-19 from going right through his school of supernatural ministry, and was unable to get his wife healed of cancer. He said that there needs to be sufficient demonstration of healing to silence the cessationists. But he can't.
But God does heal. There are many testimonies to support it. But God is sovereign in how and when He heals. He doesn't heal just because the Word-Faith preachers command, name, or claim it.
As far as Mr Peters calling out false prophets, I am sure that no genuine prophecies have been harmed in his videos. The false prophecies that he has cited are clearly false. They either make predictions that never came true, or they were buzz word salads which said basically nothing. When someone says they have received a word from God, and then goes on to say a lot of confused bovine scatology that says basically nothing, they are in serious trouble with the Lord, because they are taking His name in vain, and Jeremiah says that the Lord is against them.
So all that Mr Peters is doing is to prove all things and hold fast to that which is good. I know how difficult it is to accept when people's religious sacred cows are threatened with substantive evidence. It took me from 1978 until 2020 to realise that some of my Charismatic sacred cows weren't worth a wood nickel. I opposed Mr Peters at first, and treated John MacArthur as a false teacher. But after carefully viewing their ministries and what they were saying, I could see what they are getting at.
It is quite true that the Word-Faith movement is quite a different form of the Charismatic that I was trained in while serving with mature and sound Pentecostal pastors from 1966-1973. These were pastors who were men of prayer and the Word of God. When they corrected me, they always showed me in the Scriptures. I am thankful for the discipleship they gave me as a young man. Their instruction has stood the test of time (1966-2022), while other Pentecostal and Charismatic mentors were forgotten.
Sometimes it is painful to have the truth revealed to us, and we are more likely to react by shooting back at the messenger. I think we need to treat Mr Peters fairly, and view his teaching with an open mind. After viewing all his videos over the last two years, my restorationist view of the gifts of the Spirit and my use of the gift of tongues and prophecy was never threatened, because I base them on what the Scriptures say about them, and I know from my study of early church history why they ceased when they did, but also how different groups, suppressed by the established apostate church, continued to manifest the gifts through the centuries, until they broke out at the start of the 20th Century.
But as with all genuine moves of God, the devil is always there working to corrupt it, and I think this is what has happened with the changes in the Charismatic movement over the last 10 years. And it is these undesirable changes that Mr Peters is commenting about.