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Doing the Right Thing: An Interview with Scott Rae
Talbot philosophy professor Scott Rae releases new book on ethics and morality.
November 29, 2013
Scott Rae, professor of Philosophy of Religion and Ethics at Talbot,just released the new book,Doing the Right Thing: Making Moral Choices in a...
Biola Takes Steps to Boost Affordability
Tuition increases kept to historic low; other measures underway
November 22, 2013
Students and families entering the nation’s private, nonprofit colleges and universities this academic year experienced the lowest tuition and fee...
Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs: An Interview with Ed Curtis
Talbot School of Theology Professor Ed Curtis releases new commentary book on Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs
November 19, 2013
Ed Curtis, professor of biblical and theological studies at Talbot, just released the new book,Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs (Teach the Text...

December 09, 2025 —
In this Desiring God article. Dr. Erik Thoennes, professor of theology, talks about why he thinks many young men still struggle in society. He uses the words distraction, dilution and disobedience as three reasons why. He says that in the face of these three threats, young men in our churches need a vision for wise, godly, joyful manhood in the present age.
December 04, 2025 —
Nate Bell of the Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts wrote this Christianity Today article about 12 Christmas movies that could be considered for holiday viewing this year, all of them linked by a common yearning for salvation.
December 03, 2025 —
Dr. Joy Qualls, associate dean in the division of communication in the School of Fine Arts and Communication, appeared as a guest on this Remnant Radio podcast episode to speak about her experience and research surrounding women in the Assemblies of God denomination. Referencing her book, "God Forgive Us for Being Women," the conversation provides historical context, theological categories and pastoral wisdom for navigating the debate of women in ministry without capitulating to cultural pressure on either side.