That's not the experience of the church, and it is rather ignorant to say that.
Do a bit of reading. There have been numerous accounts of miracles throughout church history. You can also read about prophecy during the Ante-Nicene period. Ireneaus wrote of prophecy, miracles, tongues, foreknowledge, etc. in his day. He lived around 200 AD. He wrote 'Against Heresies' and considered rejecting prophecy to be a characteristic of the heresies.
There is other evidence for prophesying being done in the church in the second century. The Shepherd of Hermas refers to this.
The issue with the Montanists was not that the church had accepted cessationism. Rather, the Montanists prophesied in a way that was not in line with church tradition and practice. Eusebius recorded a lot of writings written before him. He recorded how that after Montanus died, a certain Miltiades noted that the Montanists could not produce prophets, though the church had the gift of prophecy, for the apostle wrote that the gift would continue until the Lord returned. This might have been an early interpretation of I Corinthians 13 or I Corinthians 1:7.
Though ironically, some of the Montanists might have been the I Corinthians 13 cessationists, since some of them may have considered Montanus, or what he brought, to be 'that which is perfect' in I Corinthians 13.
Eusebius also mentioned names of prophets Amnia and Quartus who were recognized as prophets prior to his writing.
There have been numerous claims and accounts of miracles throughout church history as well. And the Bible does not categorize some gifts as 'sign gifts.' What scripture at all do you have for the idea of gifts of the working of miracles or gifts of healing ceasing.
This is among the work of the Spirit in scripture:
I Corinthians 13
8 For to one is given by the Spirit the word of wisdom; to another the word of knowledge by the same Spirit;
9 To another faith by the same Spirit; to another the gifts of healing by the same Spirit;
10 To another the working of miracles; to another prophecy; to another discerning of spirits; to another divers kinds of tongues; to another the interpretation of tongues:
11 But all these worketh that one and the selfsame Spirit, dividing to every man severally as he will.
Do you have the authority to overturn the teaching of scripture with the experience of the church... when you are wrong about the experience of the church?
