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• Biola News

  Evangelist Luis Palau Honored with ɫ��ɫ��̳’s 8th Charles W. Colson Conviction and Courage Award

  The award was presented at Biola’s 92nd Missions Conference

  Jocelyn Huffman — March 16, 2022

  Evangelist Luis Palau is ɫ��ɫ��̳’s 2022 Charles W. Colson Conviction and Courage Award recipient. Palau’s son, Kevin Palau, accepted the...

• The Good Book Blog

  Do You Believe Jesus Rose From the Dead?

  Erik Thoennes — March 16, 2022

  My good friend Jon Lunde does a lot of counseling with people who are going through many kinds of challenges. Through the years, he has learned...

• The Good Book Blog

  Is it Possible Not to Sin? Can the Tongue be Tamed?

  Kenneth Berding — March 15, 2022

  How can James write: “But no one can tame the tongue” (James 3:8 NAU) in one breath, and then in another write “this ought not to be so” (James...

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  Making a Career Out of Good Choices

  For alumna Lizzie Hedrick, making small decisions wisely will outweigh having a big plan

  Elizabeth Hedrick — March 14, 2022

  “It's okay if you don't know right now what you want to do [and] it's okay to do some trial and error…”

• Biola News

  Cinema & Media Arts Alumnus Continues Career as Entertainment Marketing Producer

  La Shawn Rivers (’05) produces trailers, TV spots and promos for motion picture studios, streaming services and broadcast television

  Nate Bell — March 14, 2022

  Effective marketing of a movie involves time, ingenuity and a lot of moving parts. La Shawn Rivers (’05) knows that better than most. An alumnus of...

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 40: For Shame, Part 2

  Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, Gregg TenElshof — March 14, 2022

  Tim and Rick resume the discussion with Gregg Ten Elshof (Ph.D.) on the topic of shame. In part 2, they pick up on the ways communities influence...

• The Good Book Blog

  My COVID Lesson: Keeping Short Accounts – Part 2

  Eric Oldenburg — March 11, 2022

  Read the first part of Eric's story in My COVID Lesson: Keeping Short Accounts – Part 1 published earlier this week. During this COVID season, God...

• Think Biblically

  Jesus and John Wayne

  Book Review

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — March 11, 2022

  The book Jesus and John Wayne has been the topic of immense discussion over the past few months. The subtitle of the book captures the key idea...

• The Good Book Blog

  My COVID Lesson: Keeping Short Accounts – Part 1

  Eric Oldenburg — March 09, 2022

  In the late summer of 2020, our local church transitioned from fully online services to holding in-person services outside in the courtyard, while...

• The Good Book Blog

  What do you and your church plan to do during Lent?

  Octavio Esqueda — March 04, 2022

  Christmas and Easter are the two key events in the Christian calendar. At Christmas, we celebrate the incarnation of the Son of God who became a...

• The Good Book Blog

  Who Wrote the Book of Daniel? Part 2: Who Was Darius the Mede?

  Tom Finley — March 02, 2022

  This is the second post in a series on who wrote the book of Daniel. Read the first post, Who Wrote the Book of Daniel? (Part 1) and the third...

• Biola News

  Letter from the President about the Talbot Extension in Kyiv

  Clinton E. Arnold, Barry Corey — February 28, 2022

  Dear Brothers and Sisters at Biola, The situation remains serious for our Talbot extension center in Kyiv as well as Kyiv Theological Seminary...

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 39: For Shame, Part 1

  Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, Gregg TenElshof — February 28, 2022

  Is shame good or bad? In one sense, it is bad. In another sense, according to Gregg Ten Elshof (Ph.D.), author of the recent book For Shame:...

• Student Life Blog

  Are You in Love with your Future Career?

  Katherine Rheeman — February 28, 2022

  Is There Really, “The One?” February is the month of love, and some students might be searching for “The One” to enjoy life happily ever after...

• Biola News

  ɫ��ɫ��̳ Celebrates 114th Birthday

  Activities on campus commemorated the special event and highlighted Biola’s commitment to its founding principles

  Sarah Dougher — February 25, 2022

  ɫ��ɫ��̳ celebrated its 114th birthday today, Feb. 25, 2022. For 114 years, Biola has remained faithful to its founding principles and...

• The Good Book Blog

  A Prayer for Ukraine

  Eddie Byun — February 25, 2022

  Father God, Our hearts break at what is happening in Ukraine. We pray for a quick and peaceful end to this attack. Protect the people who are under...

• The Good Book Blog

  Educación cristiana: retrospectivas y perspectivas

  Octavio Esqueda — February 25, 2022

  Este nuevo libro en ingles y próximamente en español Christian Education: Retrospects and Prospects honra la vida y el ministerio del Dr. Robert...

• The Good Book Blog

  Christian Education: Retrospects and Prospects

  Octavio Esqueda — February 25, 2022

  This new book Christian Education: Retrospects and Prospects honors the life and ministry of Dr. Robert (Bob) W. Pazmiño. The book is a collection...

• Think Biblically

  Beyond Racial Division, Part 2

  with George Yancey

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — February 24, 2022

  Rejecting both the notion of colorblindness and antiracism, Baylor University sociologist George Yancey outlines a path to genuine racial...

• The Good Book Blog

  Christian Hospitality

  Kenneth Berding — February 22, 2022

  My wife is remarkably hospitable — far more than I. For ten straight years at her instigation, we invited all of my enrolled college students over...

• The Good Book Blog

  Relationship with God: Putting the Horse Before the Cart

  John McKinley — February 18, 2022

  The normal order of a sentence is 1) subject of an action, 2) action, 3) object of an action. Christians construct many sentences about our...

• Think Biblically

  Beyond Racial Division, Part 1

  with George Yancey

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — February 18, 2022

  Rejecting both the notion of colorblindness and antiracism, Baylor University sociologist George Yancey outlines a path to genuine racial...

• GRIT

  An Ode to Friendship

  Rachel McCready-White — February 18, 2022

  One of my favorite things to do with my childhood best friend is simply sit in the car together, taking turns showing each other our most recent...

• Biola News

  Torrey Professor Continues Research Associate Position at Cambridge University

  Dr. Greg Peters is studying the history of monasticism at the prestigious university

  Ellie Martin — February 17, 2022

  Dr. Greg Peters, professor in ɫ��ɫ��̳’s Torrey Honors College, has recently received the distinguished honor of becoming a research...

• The Good Book Blog

  When Have Been the Most Sorrowful Times of Your Life?

  Kenneth Berding — February 17, 2022

  This probing question was asked me by a young man with whom I was spending regular mentoring times a few years ago. Now, I do not intend to answer...