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Latest Posts

The Good Book Blog
How to Find Christ
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — March 15, 2019
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Hi Dr. Craig. I'll try and make...
Think Biblically
Moral Choices
with Scott Rae
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — March 14, 2019
In this episode, Sean interviews Scott about the latest update to his classic book Moral Choices. Scott reflects on how ethical issues have changed...
The Good Book Blog
The Compartmentalization Conundrum by Jake Aguas
Biola Faculty on a Theology of Work
Uche Anizor — March 14, 2019
This post stems from the Kern reading group on Faith, Work and Economics at Talbot, a small group comprised of Talbot and Crowell faculty that...
The Good Book Blog
Some Preliminary Thoughts on the Foundation(s) of Faith
Markus Zehnder — March 13, 2019
For most people, “faith” comes in where knowledge is not sufficient. Faith and knowledge, in this understanding of the terms, are opposites. “I do...
The Good Book Blog
A Prayer for the King (Psalm 72): Part 2
Kenneth Way — March 12, 2019
Previously we considered the original application of Psalm 72 as a coronation prayer for a Davidic king, but here we explore how Psalm 72 serves...
Becoming Biola
A Quick Note on Identity
Aubrey Dela Cruz — March 11, 2019
��·��·�پ�·�ٲ� /ˌīˈ��(��)ə��ŧ/ noun the fact of being who or what a person or thing is. Every year that I was in elementary school, I would cut my...
Becoming Biola
My Favorite Places to Study on Campus
Fiona Gandy — March 11, 2019
Hellooo there! Studying can be a really challenging thing to do in college. I know that I personally am someone who isn’t very productive when...
Student Life Blog
Shine a Light on Child Soldiers
a response to The Biola Hour on the human trafficking and modern slavery
Rebecca Mitchell — March 11, 2019
As a way to continue the conversations in The Biola Hour, we've invited Becky Mitchell to blog her thoughts after each episode. This is a response...
The Good Book Blog
Privilege
Mick Boersma — March 11, 2019
It’s tricky teaching pastoral ministry. While students must be warned of the challenges and hardships of service, it’s not helpful to scare the...
The Good Book Blog
Are We Characters in a Book?
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — March 08, 2019
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Dr. Craig, (much thanks for all...
Student Life Blog
Course Syllabi
The Roadmap to Success for Online Students
Cristal Carrillo Vazquez — March 07, 2019
Your course syllabus is your roadmap! Each course syllabus contains valuable information that can contribute greatly to your success in each course...
Student Life Blog
Online Student Spiritual Resource: The Scholar's Prayer
Cristal Carrillo Vazquez — March 07, 2019
When I was a student, I committed to reciting this prayer whenever I sat down to study. I actually learned it from Professor of Theology and...
The Good Book Blog
A Prayer for the King (Psalm 72): Part 1
Kenneth Way — March 07, 2019
As an Israelite coronation prayer, Psalm 72 describes the objectives for every new king in the Davidic dynasty. In this first installment, we...
Student Life Blog
Rediscovering Ministry in Ecuador
Raquel Hamm's career-defining experience studying abroad
Kaelyn Timmins — March 06, 2019
Senior Christian Ministries major Raquel Hamm shares about the study abroad experience that challenged her assumptions and shaped her vocation.
The Good Book Blog
When the Rules Change
Biola Faculty on a Theology of Work
David Talley — March 06, 2019
This post stems from the Kern reading group on Faith, Work and Economics at Talbot, a small group comprised of Talbot and Crowell faculty that...
Business. Ministry. Life.
Finalist Judges Announced for 4th Annual Biola Startup Competition
Robert Harp — March 05, 2019
Finalist Judges for the 4th annual Biola Startup Competition have just been announced. This year's esteemed panel of judges will be: Dr. Matt...
Business. Ministry. Life.
Biola Startup Competition Coaches Guide BSC Finalist Teams To The Finish Line
FINALIST TEAMS AND COACHES
Robert Harp — March 05, 2019
The first place team will receive $15,000 and a $10,000 pro-bono legal package graciously provided by our Sponsor Brown & Streza LLP
GRIT
Unlocking Women's Potential
Katie Agarth — March 05, 2019
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and Liberian activist Leymah Gbowee has dedicated her life to nonviolent peace movements and the empowerment of women in...
Biola News
Rosemead School of Psychology Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Biola commemorated 50 years of training Christian psychologists with a celebration event and continuing education workshops
Irene Pan — March 05, 2019
Biola University’s Rosemead School of Psychology celebrated its 50th anniversary in February. Rosemead faculty, staff, and students gathered...
Biola News
John M. Perkins Honored with Biola University’s Colson Conviction and Courage Award
The civil rights activist, minister, author and speaker received the award at Biola’s Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation
Jenna Loumagne — March 05, 2019
John M. Perkins is Biola University’s 2019 Charles W. Colson Conviction and Courage award recipient. Biola President Barry H. Corey presented...
The Good Book Blog
Wait Two Weeks
Mick Boersma — March 05, 2019
I’ve received a lot of excellent counsel over the years from men and women godlier, smarter, more experienced, and wiser than me. One of the...
The Good Book Blog
Jesus Wasn't Biblically Illiterate (And We Shouldn't Be Either)
Thaddeus Williams — March 04, 2019
After decades of data gathering, the pollster George Gallup concluded, “Americans revere the Bible—but, by and large, they don't read it. And...
Becoming Biola
SCORR Conference Reflections
Max Klaiber — March 01, 2019
Biola is home to one of the biggest Christian gatherings in the Northern Hemisphere on the topic of racial reconciliation. People from all over the...
Becoming Biola
A Sneak Peek Into Journalism
Fiona Gandy — March 01, 2019
Hi friends! I hope life has been treating you well this time around :) Thanks for clicking on this blog post of mine! Today, I’m very excited to be...
Becoming Biola
Joining a Club: My Experience in Art League
Noa Melendez — March 01, 2019
Clubs on campus are run by Student Programming and Activities (or SPA, for short). SPA works to provide recreational and educational opportunities...