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Student Life Blog
Summer Course Success
Carly Horchler — March 27, 2019
Summer courses provide a great opportunity to catch up on credits or get ahead for the fall, and Biola is offering many summer courses online. Check out this blog for five tips on how to make the most out of your online summer courses.
Becoming Biola
That Thin Line
Finding a Career in College
Max Klaiber — March 26, 2019
I'm pretty sure we in college can all agree that—betweenhomework and sports to work and making career moves— life can sometimes get overwhelming....
Becoming Biola
Photography, Friends, and Fun Stuff to Do
Salvador Rangel — March 26, 2019
Biola is in a unique location. It is about 30 minutes to the mountains on one side, the beach on the other, and Los Angeles to the North! If you’...
Becoming Biola
What I Love About my Bible Classes
Jessica Nissen — March 25, 2019
One of my favorite things about Biola is that each student gets to graduate with a minor in Biblical Studies! Ten Bible classes are woven into our...
Becoming Biola
Places to go in California
Aubrey Dela Cruz — March 25, 2019
One of my favorite things about our location here at Biola is that we have such a wide variety of places to travel to right inside this golden...
GRIT
Being Chased Down and Pursued
a guest blog by Kaylee Galvez
Chantel Barnard — March 25, 2019
In the midst of walking along the valleys of life, our attention is immediately brought to a sense of wonder as to why we must feel so broken. It...
Biola News
Talbot Launches New Master’s Program with Focus on Classical Theology
Students will study the interpretation of Scripture through great books
Jenna Loumagne — March 25, 2019
A new graduate level great books program offers students the opportunity to study Holy Scripture and Christian doctrine primarily through classic...
Think Biblically
Holy Sexuality
with Christopher Yuan
Sean McDowell — March 22, 2019
Whether single or married, what does it mean to embrace a holy sexuality today? Professor and author Christopher Yuan offers a unique perspective...
The Good Book Blog
Rather than the Enneagram: Let the Bible Highlight Your Sin Tendencies
Kenneth Berding — March 21, 2019
The key insight of the Enneagram that Christians seem most attracted to—and that, in many people’s opinions sets it apart from other personality...
Student Life Blog
Faculty Spotlight: Kitty Purgason
Lisa Reimann — March 20, 2019
Working abroad after completing one’s education doesn’t have to be an unrealistic dream; it can be a reality.
The Good Book Blog
El cántico de María: las actitudes del corazón que agradan a Dios
Octavio Esqueda — March 20, 2019
El cántico de María conocido como el Magnificat es uno de los salmos de alabanza más bellos de las Sagradas Escrituras. Este cántico tiene una...
The Good Book Blog
Finding Meaning in How We Spend 90,000 Hours of Our Lives
Biola Faculty on a Theology of Work
Karin Stetina — March 19, 2019
This post stems from the Kern reading group on Faith, Work and Economics at Talbot, a small group comprised of Talbot and Crowell faculty that...
Becoming Biola
My Missions Trip to Greece
Noa Melendez — March 18, 2019
My first missions trip and second time out of the country The word mission is defined as: “an important assignment carried out for political,...
Becoming Biola
How I Chose Biola
Fiona Gandy — March 18, 2019
Hi guys! :-) College application season was one of the hardest times for me. On top of focusing on my IB exams, I had to pick which college I...
Becoming Biola
Mission's Conference 2019
Max Klaiber — March 18, 2019
As someone in theirthird year at Biola, I have had the privilege of attending three different Missions Conferences. For those reading who don’t...
GRIT
On Self Hate
Jasmyne Bell — March 18, 2019
As a culture, we work hard to emphasize the urgency surrounding self-care and self-love. These things look different for everyone; some may sleep...
Business. Ministry. Life.
Top Three Winners of the 4th Annual Biola Startup Competition Announced
ParaBrands Lands in First Place
Robert Harp — March 18, 2019
First Place Prize goes to ParaBrands (coached by Sarah Tse)
Student Life Blog
Finding Rest in Pencils and Paper, Again
a response to The Biola Hour on technology and well-being
Rebecca Mitchell — March 18, 2019
As a way to continue the conversations in The Biola Hour, we've invited Becky Mitchell to blog her thoughts after each episode. This is a response...
The Good Book Blog
Now About the "S-Word"
Mark Saucy — March 18, 2019
No, not that S-word—though the mainstreaming of 4-letter words into “civil discourse” is something worthy of notice, and not as praiseworthy! No, I...
The Good Book Blog
How to Find Christ
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — March 15, 2019
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Hi Dr. Craig. I'll try and make...
Think Biblically
Moral Choices
with Scott Rae
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — March 14, 2019
In this episode, Sean interviews Scott about the latest update to his classic book Moral Choices. Scott reflects on how ethical issues have changed...
The Good Book Blog
The Compartmentalization Conundrum by Jake Aguas
Biola Faculty on a Theology of Work
Uche Anizor — March 14, 2019
This post stems from the Kern reading group on Faith, Work and Economics at Talbot, a small group comprised of Talbot and Crowell faculty that...
The Good Book Blog
Some Preliminary Thoughts on the Foundation(s) of Faith
Markus Zehnder — March 13, 2019
For most people, “faith” comes in where knowledge is not sufficient. Faith and knowledge, in this understanding of the terms, are opposites. “I do...
The Good Book Blog
A Prayer for the King (Psalm 72): Part 2
Kenneth Way — March 12, 2019
Previously we considered the original application of Psalm 72 as a coronation prayer for a Davidic king, but here we explore how Psalm 72 serves...
Becoming Biola
A Quick Note on Identity
Aubrey Dela Cruz — March 11, 2019
��·��·�پ�·�ٲ� /ˌīˈ��(��)ə��ŧ/ noun the fact of being who or what a person or thing is. Every year that I was in elementary school, I would cut my...