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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.

“We take seriously how our relationship with Jesus and the Holy Spirit should guide the process of financial planning…”

“Research has shown that over 70% of business students will actually start their career in sales. I want them to see that sales can be about doing the right thing and helping others…”

"He has a different story and path for each of us. Teaching this truth and encouraging all women is a great start to helping Christian women walk well...”

God gives us His resources and asks us to manage them in a way that lets others know of His goodness, over a long period of time. When we invest, we should do the same.

Our circumstances are indeed challenging, but they are no surprise to our Lord, who has provisioned us to be agents of both change and peace.

“That was the first time I heard God. It was so clear, so tender and so comforting. And I didn't have any doubt.”

“I wasn’t strong in my faith. I didn’t give God priority. I believe he saw that and decided to press me...”

“The friends I’ve made at Biola have pushed me to be the best version of myself and to not be afraid of where he’s leading me.”

Crowell School of Business Professor Dr. Brandon Ware sees economics everywhere.

“When you're talking about something like calling, it's not like you can just read a book and understand what you're supposed to do. It's a process of transformation...”

“While I may agree or disagree with the policies of the kingdoms of this world, as a Christian, I am called to seek His Kingdom first.”

From dreams of Taco Bell to a career in marketing, Jennifer Aspland shares how Crowell shaped her priorities.

“I came into college thinking solely about me, about ways to develop and further myself...My priorities since being at Biola have completely changed."

"The workplace often places profit over purpose and people, so my students need tools and knowledge that will keep them God-centered."

Everything I do flows from my heart. Therefore, I must keep it guarded from influences that weigh it down.

The pandemic has presented many challenging situations for women across numerous demographics

“You are uniquely gifted and wonderfully made, and it’s a sweet and beautiful process to discover who God made you to be."

“Designing for a Post-COVID World” theme encourages young entrepreneurs to think creatively about meeting new and unique opportunities

Publisher, author, and Startup coach will talk about life lessons

Huge and rapid changes in technology, values and attitudes are changing our everyday lives.

“There's a great danger in looking at other people's journeys, and to hurry and fear that you’re missing something ...”

Dr. Brandon Ware, Dr. Wlamir Xavier and Jake Aguas recognized for recent accomplishments

“My main goal is to help people grow personally and professionally, and it is a lot easier for us to grow when we have a sense of safety.”

“You can’t prep for a crisis in the middle of a crisis. You’ve got to prep beforehand. The crisis simply reveals what you’re made of.”