Robert M. Johnston
Robert M. Johnston, Ph.D., is professor emeritus of New Testament studies at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Michigan, United States.
What Can We Know About the Holy Trinity?
What does the Word of God have to say about the subject of the Trinity, and what can safely be deduced from these statements?
Missionary From Heaven
Buildings will crumble, institutions will be nationalized, and programs will be corrupted, but the redeemed from every nation will inherit eternal life.
Weeding the garden of prayer
Like weeds, thoughtlessness in the content and wording of public prayer has an amazing way of flourishing and spreading. Of course, God accepts even the clumsiest prayer when sincerely offered, but should we not seek to approach Him with all the weeds eradicated?
The devotional life of Brother Lawrence
The influence of a seventeenth-century Carmelite lay brother who practiced the presence of Christ reaches down into our day.
Twisting their tales
In many ways Jesus' parables resembled those of the rabbis. But His contained significant differences, also. In fact, the differences help explain why they wanted Him crucified.
The minister as a believer
Only ministers who know God can supply what people come to church to receive.
God's people and their franchise
Elements of Seventh-day Adventist faith: The church, the remnant, and the mission
Unbaptized children and Communion
In this article about children and communion, the author explains why ubaptized children should be excluded from communion.