Cessationism is more common in Reformed theology but not universal; John Piper and Paul Washer are examples of Reformed non-cessationists.

Winger agrees that cessationism has more overlap with Reformed systematic theology but stresses the alignment is not absolute. John Piper (Calvinist) is explicitly not a cessationist. Paul Washer holds what Winger calls a "cessation-ish" position: gifts happen less frequently today but have not fully ceased. Winger notes he is broadly open to this view himself.