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Biola News
Biola’s Science Facility Receives Grand Prize for Building Design
College Planning & Management magazine honors Biola’s Alton & Lydia Lim Center for Science, Technology and Health
Jenna Loumagne — July 02, 2019
College Planning & Management magazine has selected Biola University’s science facility, the Alton & Lydia Lim Center for Science,...
The Good Book Blog
Peter Atterton on the Coherence of Theism
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — June 28, 2019
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Peter Atterton from San Deigo...
Think Biblically
People Fuel, Part 2
with John Townsend
Scott Rae — June 27, 2019
We all need more energy, the vitality that helps us stay motivated, focused and productive in life. We know we receive energy from good nutrition,...
The Good Book Blog
El abuso y el camino de Cristo
Octavio Esqueda — June 26, 2019
El poder es siempre el común denominador en cualquier situación de abuso ya sea físico, verbal o emocional. Todos los abusadores actúan de esa...
Think Biblically
People Fuel, Part 1
with John Townsend
Scott Rae — June 25, 2019
We all need more energy, the vitality that helps us stay motivated, focused and productive in life. We know we receive energy from good nutrition,...
The Good Book Blog
Holes
Mick Boersma — June 24, 2019
Over the last decade Biola University has added several new academic buildings on our campus, including two much needed parking structures. While...
The Good Book Blog
Why Jesus’ Agony in the Garden?
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — June 21, 2019
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Dr. Craig, Thank you for your...
The Good Book Blog
Healthy Relational Inter-Dependence
Poverty and the Church, Part Four
Jason McMartin — June 19, 2019
This post is the conclusion of a four-part series on poverty and the church. Read the initial post here. I Thess. 4:11-12 “work with your hands ....
The Good Book Blog
The Mission of the Church and the Alleviation of Material Poverty
Poverty and the Church, Part Three
Jason McMartin — June 17, 2019
This post is part three in a four-part series. Read the introduction post here. In my previous post, I placed material poverty within a broader...
The Good Book Blog
We Don’t Believe in Christ because We Believe in the Bible
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — June 14, 2019
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Hello Dr. Craig, I appreciate...
Think Biblically
The Myth of the Dying Church
with Glenn Stanton
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — June 13, 2019
Is atheism growing? Is the church dying? Is the image of non-believers towards the church becoming increasingly hostile? The answers might surprise...
The Good Book Blog
Poverty as Loss of Relationship
Poverty and the Church, Part Two
Jason McMartin — June 12, 2019
This post is part two in a four-part series. Read part one here. If the church is going to be effective in addressing poverty, she must first...
The Good Book Blog
Why is it sometimes good to eat a hungry person’s food?
Poverty and the Church, Part One
Jason McMartin — June 10, 2019
One spring break during college, I went on a missions trip to the section of downtown Los Angeles known as skid row. It continues to be a place...
The Good Book Blog
Divine Revelation and Religious Pluralism
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — June 07, 2019
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Hello Dr. Craig. I am reader of...
Think Biblically
Darwin Devolves
with Michael Behe
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — June 06, 2019
Michael Behe is one of the most influential advocates for intelligent design. In this podcast, Sean and Scott interview him about his most recent...
Biola News
Alumna Wins 2019 Emerging Leader Award from Orange County Public Relations Society of America
Samantha Sands receives organization’s highest student honor
Lori Mann — June 05, 2019
Alumna Samantha Sands (’19) won Orange County Public Relations Society of America’s (OCPRSA) Shining Star “Emerging Leaders” award for 2019, the...
The Good Book Blog
When I Reach for a Book from my Reference Shelf
Kenneth Berding — June 05, 2019
When I reach for a book from my reference shelf, which books do I reach for most often? Apart from biblical commentaries, here is a list of the 20...
Talbot Magazine
The Rise of Scientism
How to Identify — and Defeat — Christianity’s Greatest Ideological Foe
J P Moreland — June 04, 2019
Ideas matter. In fact, we are largely at the mercy of our ideas. Emotions and felt needs are important as well, but while they are wonderful...
Talbot Magazine
The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge
Exploring Dallas Willard’s parting diagnosis of our cultural moment
Steve Porter — June 04, 2019
Perhaps it goes without saying that we live in a time of moral bewilderment. Similar to the time of Isaiah, persons can easily call evil good and...
Talbot Magazine
From the Dean
Clinton E. Arnold — June 04, 2019
When a crisis or a tense situation of interpersonal conflict emerges, I sometimes hear fellow Christians say, “This feels like spiritual warfare.”...
Talbot Magazine
Equipping People to Do Ministry Monday Through Friday
Talbot’s Center for Faith, Work and Economics resources local churches to transform how we think about work, ministry & calling
Helen Mitchell — June 04, 2019
Talbot’s Center for Faith, Work and Economics resources local churches to transform how we think about work, ministry and calling.
Talbot Magazine
Master’s Program with Classical Theology Focus Starts This Fall
Ryan Peterson, Rob Price — June 04, 2019
This fall, Talbot will launch a new program: the Master of Arts with a focus in Classical Theology (MACT). The MACT is a 36-credit, residential,...
Talbot Magazine
Feliz 40 Aniversario to Biola’s Hispanic Conference
Joanna Wu — June 04, 2019
Biola celebrated an important milestone this spring in its ongoing efforts to partner with and support local Hispanic ministry leaders. In March,...
Talbot Magazine
My Colleague at Talbot, Richard Rigsby
Tom Finley — June 04, 2019
Richard Rigsby, professor emeritus of Old Testament and Semitics and former director of the Talbot/Bible Lands program, passed away on Dec. 3,...
Talbot Magazine
Faculty Profile: Betsy Barber
Associate Professor of Spiritual Formation and Psychology
Jeanette Pifer — June 04, 2019
Betsy Barber is a professor and associate director of Talbot School of Theology’s Institute for Spiritual Formation. She is a licensed clinical...