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Biola News
Biola Announces New Dean of the School of Science, Technology and Health
Dr. Matt Rouse is an accomplished health sciences professional, author and professor
Jenna Loumagne — August 31, 2020
After an extensive national search and interview process, Biola University has selected Dr. Matt Rouse to serve as the new dean of the School of...
GRIT
Welcome Back! Kind of...
Logan Lusk, Rachel McCready-White — August 31, 2020
Hello friends, As you’ve probably heard, the school year is not beginning the way many of us wished it would. In an effort to stay safe and adhere...
The Good Book Blog
Are We Justified in Inferring Jesus’ Resurrection?
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — August 28, 2020
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Dear Dr. Craig, I am an earnest...
Think Biblically
Snowflake Babies and Embryo Adoption
with The Strege Family
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 27, 2020
You may not realize it, but couples wanting to adopt a child can actually adopt embryos that have been placed for adoption by the couples who...
Biola News
Dr. Doug Daugherty Named Dean of Biola’s Rosemead School of Psychology
Dr. Doug Daugherty comes to Biola from Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) where he served for 23 years as a professor of addictions and psychology and most recently as the executive dean of IWU’s College of Arts and Sciences
Joanna Wu — August 27, 2020
After an extensive national search and interview process, Biola University has selected Dr. Doug Daugherty to serve as the dean of the Rosemead...
Student Life Blog
Tips for Attending Class Remotely
Matthew Weathers — August 26, 2020
Attending classes remotely or joining an online meeting can be tricky at first! Check out these tips to help your online meetings go smoothly.
Biola News
High School Students in Indonesia Earn College Credit Through Biola’s Film School
Biola University’s Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts offered a new dual enrollment course for students at Sekolah Pelita Harapan in Jakarta
Jenna Loumagne — August 25, 2020
A new class offered by Biola University’s Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts allowed high school students across the globe to explore the...
Think Biblically
What is a Girl Worth?
with Rachael Denhollander
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 24, 2020
In the past few years, sexual misconduct among leaders has been exposed in various sectors of society, including Hollywood, the church and youth...
The Good Book Blog
Our Hope is in Christ, Not in a Vaccine
Kenneth Berding — August 24, 2020
Gritting your way through the current crisis on the assumption that the world will be back to normal sometime next year is inadequate.
The Good Book Blog
Language and Nonsense
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — August 21, 2020
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Hello Dr. Craig, We're going through...
Think Biblically
Sexual Violence Against Women and the OT Law
with Sandra Richter
Scott Rae — August 18, 2020
Many critics of the Bible hold that the OT views women as property and is demeaning toward women. OT scholar Dr. Sandra Richter looks at the parts...
The Good Book Blog
My Favorite Passage on the Christian Life from George Müller
Kenneth Berding — August 12, 2020
Here is my favorite passage from George Müller, the man of prayer and leader of orphan houses (1805-1898). This reading was originally a single...
The Good Book Blog
Vivir para otros
Octavio Esqueda — August 10, 2020
This post is also available in English. Esta semana al visitar una tienda con mi familia me impactó ver un aparador con agendas del próximo año...
The Good Book Blog
Live for others
Octavio Esqueda — August 10, 2020
This post is also available in Spanish. This week when visiting a store with my family, I was shocked to see a sideboard with next year's planners...
The Good Book Blog
The Relation between Adam’s Sin and Death
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — August 07, 2020
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Dear Dr Craig What is your view on...
Business. Ministry. Life.
To My Mentor, Robert Harp
Ashley Moschetti — August 06, 2020
“I promise that I will not forget all that you have taught me. I will stand strong on my faith, I will remember to believe in myself, and, most of all, I promise to believe in those around me.”
Think Biblically
Born to Wonder
with Alister McGrath
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 06, 2020
Why do humans wonder so deeply about the nature and purpose of the world? And what does this tell us about what it means to be human? In this...
Think Biblically
[Bonus Podcast] Leaving the Faith, Staying in the Faith
with Hawk Nelson's Jon Steingard
Sean McDowell — August 04, 2020
Jon Steingard is the former lead singer for the Christian rock band Hawk Nelson. Not long ago, he announced that he no longer considers himself a...
The Good Book Blog
What Does “It is Well with My Soul” Mean?
Kenneth Berding — August 03, 2020
This post is not about the historical background to this wonderful hymn, though knowing the background is touching and makes the hymn more...
The Good Book Blog
Was Horatio Spafford a False Teacher When He Wrote “It is Well with My Soul”?
Kenneth Berding — August 03, 2020
In 1873, Horatio Spafford penned the lyrics of one of the most-loved hymns of all time, It is Well with My Soul. But should we sing a song by one...
Think Biblically
The History of Euthanasia
with Richard Weikart
Sean McDowell — July 31, 2020
Why should Christians care about euthanasia and physician assisted suicide? And how did we get to the place we are today in which "death with...
The Good Book Blog
Ehrman’s Objections to the Women’s Discovery of the Empty Tomb
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — July 31, 2020
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Dear Dr. Craig, Your answer to Q and...
Biola News
Message from President Corey on Fall 2020 Reopening
Internal Communications — July 28, 2020
Dear Biola community, I know the COVID-19 pandemic has created a long season of uncertainty, especially for new or returning students and for...
Think Biblically
A Physician's View of End of Life Care and Assisted Suicide
with Ryan Nash
Scott Rae — July 24, 2020
Managing the end of life is challenging both for patients/families, and also for physicians. Join us as Scott interviews Dr. Ryan Nash, who has...
Biola News
Biola Grieves Passing of Professor and Administrator Bob Harp
Biola Staff — July 21, 2020
Robert Harp, Executive Director of Biola University’s newly formed Office of Innovation , champion of Biola’s annual Startup Competition and...