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• GRIT

  Jesus's Example of Rest

  Jenna Mindel — November 07, 2021

  When your gas light comes on in your car, you know you need to stop and fill your tank. It usually isn’t followed by a lot of questioning whether...

• Student Life Blog

  Why I Changed My Mind About Career Connections

  Katherine Rheeman — November 05, 2021

  In journeys, we ask people for guidance. Our whole lives we have been guided by our parents, teachers, friends, and pastors, but many of us think...

• Think Biblically

  Relational Spirituality

  with Todd Hall

  Todd Hall, Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — November 04, 2021

  In his new book, co-authored with his wife and psychology colleague, Todd Hall and Liz Hall, lay out a new way of looking at spirituality that...

• Biola News

  B.S. in Allied Health Pre-Occupational Therapy Program to Launch in Biola’s School of Science, Technology and Health

  Possible career paths with the degree are occupational therapist or healthcare administrator

  Sarah Dougher — November 04, 2021

  ɫ��ɫ��̳’s School of Science, Technology and Health will launch its new B.S. in Allied Health Pre-Occupational Therapy degree in Fall 2022....

• Winsome Conviction

  ​​Finding God's Common Grace in Unsettled Times—IVP Webinar Recording

  Timothy Muehlhoff — November 04, 2021

  Tim Muehlhoff shares wisdom from his upcoming book Eyes to See: Finding God's Common Grace in Unsettled Times. Link below! When we encounter...

• The Good Book Blog

  Advocating for Biblical Literacy

  Kenneth Berding — November 04, 2021

  I just returned from a weekend in Philadelphia where I spent two days with individuals and organizations laboring to counter a dangerous pandemic....

• Biola News

  “The Wrap” Ranks Biola’s Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts as a Top Film School Again

  Location, expert faculty and an anticipated new $76 million building earned Biola’s spot on the list

  Sarah Dougher — November 03, 2021

  For the second year in a row, ɫ��ɫ��̳’s Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts has been recognized as one of the nation’s top film schools...

• Student Life Blog

  How Biblically-Grounded Values Can Help Shape Christian Innovators

  Four ways innovation looks different with Christ

  Lindsey Hayden, Amanda Udell — November 03, 2021

  If you have ever come up with an idea and made it into a reality, you have been an innovator. Even as small children, people learn to navigate the...

• The Good Book Blog

  Shattered: Top Ten Myths about the Ten Commandments (Part 1)

  Carmen Imes — November 01, 2021

  This is the first post in a three-part series on the top ten myths about the Ten Commandments. Part 2 and Part 3 will be published over the course...

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  Can What You Learn in Class Change the World?

  Sena Lee shares about her 2021 Startup Competition winning project

  John Tuttle — November 01, 2021

  “We realized that when we are faithful to the 'yes' and take the small step that God has in front of us, things work out.”

• Think Biblically

  The Myth of the Unwanted Child

  with Bethany Bomberger

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — October 31, 2021

  With abortion being so available today, the notion of the unwanted child has become standard fare among defenders of abortion. Bethany Bomberger,...

• The Good Book Blog

  Jeremiah 29:11-13: “For I know the plans I have for you…” Do these verses apply to us or not?

  Kenneth Berding — October 29, 2021

  It has become increasingly popular in recent years for teachers of the Bible (myself included) to disparage people who apply Jeremiah 29:11-13 to...

• Biola News

  Ablaze Conference Honors Jesus People Movement

  The Center for the Study of the Work and Ministry of the Holy Spirit Today has been conducting research on the unforgettable Jesus People Movement

  Sarah Dougher — October 28, 2021

  Fifty years ago, Christian revival sparked the Jesus People Movement. Aiming to fuel the flame of the same type of revival, ɫ��ɫ��̳ hosted...

• The Good Book Blog

  Does God Never Give Us More Than We Can Handle?

  John McKinley — October 27, 2021

  Christians often say that “God doesn’t give us more than we can handle.” What they mean is that the troubles in our lives are measured out by God...

• Winsome Conviction

  Taking a Truce on Our Conflict

  Timothy Muehlhoff — October 27, 2021

  I was in a heated cell phone discussion with my older brother—a man who loves the Lord, is in full-time ministry, and regularly leads Bible studies...

• The Good Book Blog

  The Ten Hats of a Pastor

  Gary McIntosh — October 25, 2021

  What do pastors actually do? While the answer to many may seem obvious, others ask the question with honest curiosity. It really is difficult to...

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 30: Sharing the Good News, Part 1

  Rick Langer, Cas Monaco, Timothy Muehlhoff — October 25, 2021

  Tim and Rick speak with Cas Monaco (Ph.D.) on sharing the gospel in modern times. Dr. Monaco’s research identifies several behavioral changes...

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  The Long and Winding Road

  Andrew Crowell shares experience and wisdom with May 2021 graduates

  Andrew Crowell — October 24, 2021

  “Proverbs 3 says ‘He will make your paths straight.’ So why was my own path so curvy?”

• Think Biblically

  Power and Weakness in Leadership and the Church

  with Kyle Strobel

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae, Kyle Strobel — October 22, 2021

  Kyle Strobel brings an insightful critique of the exercise of power in the church today and spells out the way of Jesus as the radical alternative....

• Winsome Conviction

  Praise Report and Recordings from the Winsome Conviction Seminar at Bethel Richmond, WA.

  Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — October 22, 2021

  Our co-directors, Rick and Tim, just returned from a conference at Bethel Church in Pasco, WA and the way the Spirit moved was incredible! They...

• The Good Book Blog

  Was Paul a Tentmaker? Part 2: Did Paul Financially Support Himself?

  Kenneth Berding — October 20, 2021

  In a former post , I tried to answer the question of whether Paul was a literal tentmaker. In this post, I ask whether Paul was a figurative...

• Biola News

  Biola Entrepreneurs Compete in First Annual Pitch Competition

  Student startups receive support and funding from Biola’s Office of Innovation

  Lindsey Hayden — October 20, 2021

  Under the lights of the Giumarra Library Courtyard, students gathered at the first annual Pitch Competition on September 15, 2021 hosted by Biola...

• Student Life Blog

  Don’t Be Spooked By Your Career

  How to Feel Confident In Your Career Search

  Katherine Rheeman — October 19, 2021

  Ghosts, jack-o'-lanterns and trick-or-treating are what “spooky season” used to be all about. Now, internships and academic advising are what makes...

• The Good Book Blog

  Was Paul a Tentmaker? Part 1: Did Paul Make Literal Tents?

  Kenneth Berding — October 18, 2021

  In today’s post (part 1), I will try to answer the question of whether Paul literally sewed tents. It turns out that this is a disputed question....

• The Good Book Blog

  The Meaning of Sexual Intimacy in Marriage

  Rob Lister — October 15, 2021

  I recently published an article on the meaning of sexual intimacy in marriage in the academic journal, Eikon: A Journal for Biblical Anthropology....