William Johnsson

William G. Johnsson is a former editor of the Adventist Review.

The Fast that God Chooses

Thoughts from our revival and reformation series.

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The Pastor as Theologian

Theology is not a luxury.

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"Man of God"

SOME years ago my wife and I were sailing by passenger ship en route to the mission field. We were young and recently married and found the rather fast type of entertainment provided by the ship's officers not too much to our Adventist tastes. . .

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Safeguarding the Sacred

The minister and the constant threat of wordliness.

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The real and the "really real"

All that we see and know is not the highest reality. While it is not a figment of the mind, it is not the ultimate. Our world is the world of man. The 'real' is the world of God."

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How does God speak?

Inspired writings are a mysterious blend of the human and the divine. We must speak with caution when we describe their nature, not going beyond what is revealed or seeking to reduce the divine to the confines of our logic.

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Preaching the Word

We, know our preaching should be Biblical—but how can we best use tine Bible in our sermons? The author suggests ways in which the Bible can shape our sermons, nurturing our congregations with God's thoughts and not merely our own. He calls for a balance in using both the Old and New Testaments, and indicates both the preparation and sermon types most fruitful with each.

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The art of expository preaching

Four steps to make your sermon speak the Word to the life of the believer.

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