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Student Life Blog
Resurrecting Hope
Kate Faulkner — April 05, 2021
As a child, I recognized Easter as the holiday of jelly beans, Peeps marshmallows and wearing matching dresses to church with my sisters. As I grew...
GRIT
Mary Magdalene
Tiffany Swafford — April 02, 2021
Many thanks to Tiffany Swafford, Biola alum, former RD and current student care coordinator, for this year's Easter meditation. Follow Tiffany...
The Good Book Blog
I Abandoned My Lord: A Good Friday Reflection
Kenneth Berding — April 01, 2021
Last year, I was at home with my family on Good Friday because of the Covid-19 crisis. My home church streamed a somber and beautiful online...
Biola News
Talbot School of Theology to Launch Online Master of Divinity Program
The fully online program will provide the same curriculum and mentorship opportunities as the in-person format
Sarah Dougher — April 01, 2021
Biola University’s Talbot School of Theology will launch an online Master of Divinity (MDiv) Program beginning in Summer 2021. Students in the...
Student Life Blog
5 Things I Learned as a 20 Year Old during the 2020 Quarantine
Kate Marie Fitzpatrick — March 31, 2021
My birthday is at the end of February, so as a 2000’s baby, that meant I was welcomed into my twenties with a global pandemic and a lockdown. Happy...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 15: Hospitality in Disagreement
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, Preston Sprinkle — March 29, 2021
In part 2 of a discussion with Preston Sprinkle (Ph.D.), Tim and Rick ask Preston for insight on how Christians can be hospitable in disagreement...
Biola News
‘God’s Smuggler’ Receives Biola University’s Charles W. Colson Conviction and Courage Award
Andrew van der Bijl honored for his life’s work serving God and others
Joe Conway — March 29, 2021
Andrew van der Bijl — known as “God’s Smuggler” — is Biola University’s 2020 Charles W. Colson Conviction and Courage Award recipient. Biola...
Student Life Blog
Five Reasons for Christians to Go to Therapy
Doug Daugherty — March 29, 2021
This past year has been incredibly challenging for all of us. We share a common experience of disruption and loss that has been unsettling for many...
Think Biblically
Birth Control, Infertility, Reproductive Technology and Adoption
with Wayne Grudem
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — March 25, 2021
Join Scott and Sean as they interview well known theologian Dr. Wayne Grudem about his new book on ethical issues at the beginning of life. It...
Business. Ministry. Life.
How Student Sarah Hartono Used 2020 to Find the Meaning of Rest
Character and Career: Stories of Transformation
Sarah Hartono, John Tuttle — March 22, 2021
“I learned how work and rest were not opposites, and we needed to live in a rhythm of work and rest...”
The Good Book Blog
The Fragrance of Christ
Kenneth Berding — March 22, 2021
“For we are the aroma of Christ to God among those who are being saved and among those who are perishing, to one a fragrance from death to death,...
Think Biblically
Christian Nationalism
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — March 20, 2021
With the election of 2020 and the events surrounding the Capitol on January 6, 2021, the phenomena of Christian nationalism became front page news....
The Good Book Blog
A Prayer for This Hour
Eddie Byun — March 19, 2021
Below is a short prayer I felt led to pray over our nation in light of recent events. Father, release the power of the Holy Spirit to convict the...
Biola News
Biola University Launches New Master’s Program in Leadership and Innovation
The program will focus on the theology of leadership with an emphasis in innovation
Sarah Dougher — March 19, 2021
The Biola University Crowell School of Business will launch a new Master of Arts in Leadership and Innovation in Fall 2021. Students will have the...
The Good Book Blog
New Dead Sea Scroll Discovery: A Closer Look
Gary Manning Jr — March 17, 2021
You may have seen one of the many articles about some new fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls (DSS) that were recently discovered. Fascinating stuff!...
Business. Ministry. Life.
Message From Dean Gary Lindblad
Gary Lindblad — March 16, 2021
“How does Scripture influence our decisions beyond personal piety? There are consequences to our actions every day in work, not just in our acts of service in the church.”
Business. Ministry. Life.
Defining the Future With Creativity
Crowell to Launch New Master of Arts Program in Leadership and Innovation
John Tuttle — March 15, 2021
Innovation is more than creativity. In business, the goal is developing and executing new ideas that improve outcomes. That requires leadership.
Biola News
Biola University Men’s Basketball Coach Makes History with 1,000 Wins
Dave Holmquist is fifth coach to hit victory mark in all of men’s collegiate basketball
Jenna Loumagne — March 15, 2021
Biola University men’s basketball coach, Dave Holmquist, became just the fifth coach in all of collegiate men’s basketball history to reach 1,000...
Student Life Blog
Healing Through the Pandemic
Perhaps, we can take this extra time to heal from our past.
Clarissa Chan — March 15, 2021
Normally, I would consider myself an introvert who relishes physical solitude and, therefore, the inherent recharging brought by the pandemic....
Winsome Conviction
Episode 14: LGBTQ+ & The Kindness of God
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, Preston Sprinkle — March 15, 2021
Dr. Preston Sprinkle (Ph.D.) joins Tim and Rick to discuss one of the more pressing issues facing the Church and Christian conviction – sexuality...
Business. Ministry. Life.
How Women Reflect Christ’s Work in the Workplace
Professor Helen Mitchell shares an encouragement for women in the workplace
Helen Mitchell — March 12, 2021
Jesus was counter-cultural when it came to women. Women were not valued in the religious, political or cultural norms of his day. Jesus used parables that included women. He accepted service from women: gifts, anointing, financial, loyalty and hospitality.
Biola News
Biola Grieves Death of Evangelist Luis Palau
President Barry H. Corey shares Luis Palau’s impact on the Biola community
President Barry H. Corey — March 12, 2021
It is with a heavy heart that I join the Biola community in grieving the passing of worldwide evangelist Luis Palau. He passed away on March 11,...
Think Biblically
Playing with Fire
with Billy Hallowell
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — March 11, 2021
What would a modern investigation into demons, exorcisms, and ghosts reveal? What is the evidence they exist? In this interview, Sean and Scott...
The Good Book Blog
Where Prayer Becomes Real
The Good Book Blog, Kyle Strobel — March 10, 2021
In this post, we interview Kyle Strobel, one of two authors of the new book, Where Prayer Becomes Real: How Honesty with God Transforms Your Soul....
Student Life Blog
Working Smarter Not Harder
Navigating College Level Material With a Learning Disability
Corinna Magness — March 09, 2021
For those like me who have dyslexia or another learning disability, it can take twice as long to complete a reading assignment or write a research...