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• Biola Magazine

  Biola Launches Spate of New Online Programs

  Biola Magazine Staff — June 30, 2021

  Biola is now accepting applications for several new online programs launching this summer and fall — including options at both the graduate and...

• Biola Magazine

  Think About It: Spring 2021

  A roundup of recent videos, podcasts and other resources on Christianity and culture

  Biola Magazine Staff — June 30, 2021

  Rocky Seto at Chapel (YOUTUBE) Rocky Seto, former assistant head coach for the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks, spoke at a recent Biola chapel. The now...

• Biola Magazine

  Books by Biolans: Spring 2021

  Biola Magazine Staff — June 30, 2021

  Where Prayer Becomes Real, by Kyle Strobel (M.A. ’02, M.A. ’05, associate professor of spiritual theology) and John Coe (’79, M.A. ’83, professor...

• Biola Magazine

  Social Justice: A Christian Approach

  Biola Magazine Staff — June 30, 2021

  Questions of social justice have become highly combustible among Christians. Part of the problem stems from the triggering term “social justice.”...

• Biola Magazine

  Hope in Community

  Nursing alumna Michelle Howe uses her skills to combat Covid-19

  Jenna Loumagne — June 30, 2021

  When the Covid-19 vaccine race kicked into gear, alumna Michelle Howe (‘08) joined the cause as a study nurse assisting in the Pfizer-BioNTech...

• Biola Magazine

  Encountering God for the First Time Again

  Jeff White writes the first illustrated story Bible for adults

  Zachariah Jimison — June 30, 2021

  For those who have heard the stories of Abraham, David and Jesus their whole lives, it can be difficult to approach the Bible with a new set of...

• Biola Magazine

  Serving Servicemembers

  Psychologist Katie Kopp has spent the past 13 years working with military veterans

  Sarah Dougher — June 30, 2021

  Capt. Katie Kopp (M.A. ’05, Ph.D. ’08) was drawn to the Southern California sun when applying for Rosemead School of Psychology in the middle of an...

• Biola Magazine

  A Recipe for Trusting God

  Biola Magazine Staff — June 30, 2021

  In fall of 2018, I came to my friend with the idea of a dinner club. It had been two years since I moved to New York City to pursue a career as a...

• Biola Magazine

  Suzy Crowell, 1939–2020

  Remembering the namesake of Crowell School of Business and descendant of Biola founder

  Barry Corey — June 30, 2021

  On the last day of 2020, I received word that Biola had lost a great friend, Suzanne “Suzy” Crowell. For Paula and me, it was a sad New Year’s Eve....

• Biola Magazine

  Wordsmithing the Word

  Biola professors help update the New American Standard Bible (NASB) for 2020

  Zachariah Jimison — June 30, 2021

  About six years ago, New Testament professors Moyer Hubbard and Alan Hultberg received an email from the Lockman Foundation that went something...

• Think Biblically

  [Bonus] How Archaeology Supports the Bible

  with Joel Kramer

  Sean McDowell — June 29, 2021

  Is there actually good archaeological evidence supporting the Bible? Sean interviews archaeologist Joel Kramer about his recent book Where God Came...

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  Why Alumna Jasmine Mullally Transferred to Biola Twice

  Character and Career: Stories of Transformation

  Jasmine Mullally, John Tuttle — June 28, 2021

  “When you learn to be okay with not knowing what the future holds because you know that God knows and you can trust him, you will never feel more free or more at peace.”

• The Good Book Blog

  What Does Greek Grammar Have to Do with Social Justice?

  Clinton E. Arnold — June 28, 2021

  I began teaching Greek at Talbot in the fall of 1987. Part of teaching Greek grammar is in helping students understand the nuances of the Greek...

• Think Biblically

  The Anatomy of Deconversion

  with John Marriott

  John Marriott, Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — June 27, 2021

  We hear an increasing number of stories — tragic ones — of recognizable Christian leaders abandoning their faith. What contributes to these...

• GRIT

  Thecla's Last Word

  Thecla Li — June 26, 2021

  When interviewing for GRIT in my sophomore year, I told the team that I didn’t know what it meant to be an empowered woman or what I could do to...

• The Good Book Blog

  Are You a People Pleaser?

  Kenneth Berding — June 23, 2021

  Are you a people pleaser? Do you do things for others so they will like you, thank you or just not get upset at you? The Urban Dictionary...

• Think Biblically

  Why You Matter

  with Mike Sherrard

  Sean McDowell — June 21, 2021

  Does life really have any meaning? Are all human beings actually equal? These are some of the big questions of life, which we wrestle with in this...

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 21: Reports from The Front: Sean McDowell, Part 1

  Rick Langer, Sean McDowell, Tim Muehlhoff — June 21, 2021

  It’s difficult to keep conversations on hot topics conversational and keep the back and forth from devolving into a debate. In this segment of...

• Think Biblically

  The Return of the God Hypothesis

  with Stephen Meyer

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — June 17, 2021

  Is the scientific data pointing towards a universe of design or towards a universe that needs no supernatural explanation? In this interview, Sean...

• Talbot Magazine

  Thinking Biblically About Social Justice

  How to tell the difference between real justice and its 21st century counterfeits.

  Thaddeus Williams — June 16, 2021

  If we take the Bible seriously then we should all care about justice. God does not suggest, he commands that we “Do justice and righteousness, and...

• Talbot Magazine

  A Time for Justice

  Four reasons why the church must lead the way in pursuing justice

  Eddie Byun — June 16, 2021

  My years of pastoring and teaching in South Korea took me down some unusual paths. It started out so “normal” in the early years of ministry —...

• Talbot Magazine

  From the Dean: Summer 2021

  Clinton E. Arnold — June 16, 2021

  I began teaching Greek at Talbot in the fall of 1987. Part of teaching Greek grammar is in helping students understand the nuances of the Greek...

• Talbot Magazine

  New Program Roundup: Summer 2021

  An introduction to the latest programs arriving this summer and fall.

  Eddie Byun, Brandon Cash, Dave Keehn, Gary Manning Jr — June 16, 2021

  Master of Divinity Now Offered Fully Online Talbot School of Theology is launching its widely respected Master of Divinity in a fully online...

• Talbot Magazine

  Back to Biola's Future

  A New Fully Online Bachelor's Degree in Bible, Theology and Apologetics

  James Petitfils — June 16, 2021

  The Bible Institute of Los Angeles was founded on a bright and beautiful (75 degree) February day with a bright and beautiful vision for the...

• Talbot Magazine

  Faculty Profile: Summer 2021

  Uche Anizor (Associate Professor of Theology)

  Jeanette Pifer — June 16, 2021

  Uche Anizor is a theologian who teaches a variety of courses in systematic and historical theology to undergraduate students. His current...