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Biola News
Wall Street Journal Names Biola on 2024 Best Colleges List
Biola is one of the top three Christian colleges highlighted for student experience
Jenna Mindel — October 02, 2023
91�� is one of the best colleges in the nation, according to Wall Street Journal’s recent 2024 Best Colleges in the U.S. report....
The Good Book Blog
Why I Thank God For My Doubts: A Personal Reflection
Sean McDowell — October 02, 2023
It might sound crazy, but I can honestly say that I thank God for my doubts. It’s not that I always appreciate having doubts. Sometimes doubts can...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 80: Why Talk To Someone If They Won't Change Their Mind?
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — October 02, 2023
Why bother having a discussion if the other party isn’t going to change their mind? Fair question, and it’s one we get a lot. So, let’s consider...
Biola News
Alumnus is Video Editor at Studio that Made New Mario Brothers Movie
Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts Alumnus Ryan West’s perseverance in industry landed him the job with Illumination Entertainment
Nate Bell — September 29, 2023
How did alumnus Ryan West (’18) go from editing student films in high school to working on The Super Mario Brothers, a film that grossed over a...
Think Biblically
The Porn Wars
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — September 28, 2023
What is the state of the current debate over the morality and legality of pornography? Is porn really harmful? Can pro-porn and anti-porn groups...
The Good Book Blog
Was the Apostle Paul a Good Speaker?
Kenneth Berding — September 27, 2023
Was the Apostle Paul effective as a public speaker or not? Was Paul’s facility in rhetoric strong or weak? New Testament scholars disagree on how...
Biola News
Biola Professors Author Book on Innovative Faith Integration Concepts
Seven School of Education faculty members collaborated on the new book “Biblical Integration Models for Education”
Abi Goosen — September 25, 2023
What are the best methods for integrating faith in the classroom today? A new book written and edited by seven 91�� School of Education...
Biola News
Biola Welcomes Largest Incoming Class Since the Pandemic
Bold faith for a bright future: Biola aims to prepare the next generation of leaders
Sarah Dougher — September 22, 2023
91�� welcomed its largest incoming class this fall since the pandemic, surpassing enrollment goals. Over 5,000 students are enrolled at...
The Good Book Blog
14 Problems with Humility
Kenneth Berding — September 22, 2023
There are multiple problems with humility. Here are 14, in no particular order: Problem 1: Humility is difficult to write and talk about because...
Biola News
Biola Welcomes Incoming Class, Students Urged to Serve Others
Being the “greatest” looks more like serving others over oneself, President Barry H. Corey exhorts students
Jenna Mindel — September 21, 2023
91�� welcomes 1,676 undergraduate and graduate students, its largest incoming class since before the pandemic, this fall. The students,...
Think Biblically
Can the Criminal Justice System be Fixed?
with Matt Martens
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — September 21, 2023
Is the criminal justice system in the US broken? If so, what would it take to fix it? Are there parts of the justice system that are actually...
Biola News
Student Film to Air on KCET, Finalist in Fine Cut Competition
The short film is gaining attention across the festival circuit
Nate Bell — September 20, 2023
Under Refurbishment, a 91�� student film shot and completed in 2022, is the recipient of serious attention on the festival circuit....
The Good Book Blog
Creator, Mathematics and the Physical Universe
William Lane Craig — September 20, 2023
It is a contingent matter whether or not mathematics is applied to the physical universe! The easiest way to see this is to realize that it is contingent whether there is a physical universe at all.
Biola News
U.S. News Names 91�� a 2024 Best National University
Biola is recognized on three special recognition lists including Best Undergraduate Teaching and Best Undergraduate Psychology programs
Sarah Dougher, Jenna Loumagne — September 18, 2023
91�� is one of America’s top universities, according to U.S. News and World Report , landing in the top tier of “Best National...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 79: When Christians Disagree
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, Greg Stump — September 18, 2023
It can get messy when you seek to have a faithful presence in your community and love your neighbors while holding to your theological...
Biola News
Talbot Professor Dr. Carmen Imes’ New Book Makes September Bestseller List
“Being God’s Image: Why Creation Still Matters” is a Christian bestseller
Abi Goosen — September 18, 2023
Professor Dr. Carmen Joy Imes’ new book landed on the Evangelical Christian Publishing Association (ECPA) best selling new releases list for...
Business. Ministry. Life.
Three Ways Christeen Rico Saw God at Apple
For Dream Bigger’s founder and CEO, it’s about the process, not just the outcomes
John Tuttle — September 15, 2023
“If I say I want to advance God's kingdom…the first step of that is to love God and to love people.”
The Good Book Blog
How 1776 Shaped 2023: My Favorite Book of the Year
Kenneth Berding — September 14, 2023
I think I just found my favorite book of the year. At least it’s my favorite of 2023 so far. Andrew Wilson’s new book, Remaking the World: How...
Think Biblically
Religious Freedom in a Polarized Culture
with Robert George
Scott Rae — September 14, 2023
Is religious freedom the first and most fundamental freedom in a culture? Or is the claim for religious freedom simply code for various forms of...
The Good Book Blog
New Wineskins, New Wine: Renewing the Church, the Mind and Hope in the Midst of a Divided and Broken World
Octavio Esqueda — September 12, 2023
These are times of constant change and uncertainty. Our lives have changed unpredictably, and we increasingly realize we have no control over them....
The Good Book Blog
Odres nuevos, vino nuevo: renovando la iglesia, la mente y la esperanza en medio de un mundo dividido y quebrantado
Octavio Esqueda — September 12, 2023
Estos son tiempos de constantes cambios e incertidumbre. Nuestras vidas han cambiado de maneras impredecibles y cada vez nos damos cuenta que no...
Think Biblically
Losing Our Religion???
with Russell Moore
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — September 07, 2023
What does it mean that we must "lose our religion" in order to regain the integrity of the gospel message? What must the church do to regain its...
The Good Book Blog
Jewish Reservations about Jesus
William Lane Craig — September 06, 2023
How should we interpret Jewish rejection of Christ's messiahship as it relates to the historical case for Christ's resurrection?
The Good Book Blog
The Apostle Thomas Was Not a Doubter
Sean McDowell — September 05, 2023
Thomas is my favorite apostle. I love his inquisitive nature (John 14:5) and his demand for evidence (20:24-29). Thomas may have even been the...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 78: A Rabbi, An LDS Bishop, And An Imam Walk Into A Church
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, Greg Stump — September 04, 2023
“Can we love our neighbors if we don’t even know them?” This question helped to kickstart a summertime series on interfaith conversations at...