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  • The Good Book Blog

    When The Group Comes First

    Joe Hellerman — 

    I recently read a fascinating book by Richard Nisbett, who compares and contrasts contemporary Asian and Western worldviews. It just so happens that the strong-group mentality of Nisbett鈥檚 Asian culture corresponds in some important ways to the mindset of people in the New Testament world.

  • Biola Magazine

    In Print: Summer 2014

    Biola Magazine Staff — 

    Astonished: Recapturing the Wonder, Awe, and Mystery of Life with God, by Mike Erre (M.A. 鈥04), David C. Cook, April 2014. Jesus should get bigger...

  • Biola Magazine

    Biolans Up Close: Summer 2014

    Brent Mason (鈥87), finance director for the city of Riverside, Calif.

    Biola Magazine Staff — 

    Much of Brent Mason鈥檚 day-to-day life is spent crunching numbers. As finance director for the city of Riverside, Calif., he鈥檚 responsible for...

  • Biola Magazine

    Alumni Files: Summer 2014

    Inbox: Concerns About Costs

    Rick Bee — 

    I hit a nerve with many of you in the last issue of Biola Magazine when I mentioned the topic of debt and the cost of tuition. Thank you for the...

  • Biola Magazine

    Where Are They Now?: Summer 2014

    Amber Amaya — 

    On a good day, more than 4,000 vehicles cross through the Washington State Ferries terminal where Scott Iversen (鈥80) works. As a terminal...

  • Biola Magazine

    Get to Know: Summer 2014

    Octavio Esqueda, country-crossing researcher and futbol fan

    Amber Amaya — 

    Octavio Esqueda doesn鈥檛 buy into the culture of busyness. 鈥Tiempo es oro,鈥 he says. 鈥淭ime is gold.鈥 Time is precious. The veteran professor values...

  • Biola Magazine

    Living Life Under the Sun

    Diane Vincent — 

    This issue鈥檚 Last Word comes from the Torrey Honors Institute鈥檚 Scriptorium Daily blog (scriptoriumdaily.com), where it was originally published...

  • Biola Magazine

    The Need for 鈥楿rban Apologetics鈥

    'To many of my urban pastor peers, apologetics seemed far too detached from the church work they were doing on a daily basis'

    Christopher Brooks — 

    When I first became active in apologetics 鈥 the art of commending and defending the Christian faith 鈥 I quickly realized that in the minds of most...

  • Biola Magazine

    How Can We Be Better Disagree-ers?

    Professor Tim Muehlhoff, author of I Beg to Differ, shares how to tackle tough conversations

    Biola Magazine Staff — 

    Whether in the boardroom or the bedroom, on Twitter or TV, disagreement is a fact of life. And unfortunately, it鈥檚 often handled badly 鈥 resulting...

  • Biola Magazine

    The Fundamentals vs. 'fundamentalism'

    The Fundamentals publishing project is a part of the history of fundamentalism in America, to be sure, yet the two words are also different in important ways

    Biola Magazine Staff — 

    When talking about The Fundamentals, it鈥檚 important to recognize a distinction from 鈥渇undamentalism鈥 as it is understood both in history and in...

  • Biola Magazine

    The Untold Story of The Fundamentals

    A century ago, Biola founder Lyman Stewart anonymously funded a hugely influential set of essays known as The Fundamentals. Archived letters and documents shed light on how Stewart and others helped to shape the face of evangelicalism today.

    Paul Rood — 

    A remarkable literary project of the early 20th century, The Fundamentals: A Testimony to the Truth, is soon approaching the 100th anniversary of...

  • Biola Magazine

    Home Away From Home

    The Collegium, which opened 10 years ago this fall to serve Biola鈥檚 growing off-campus community, is one of the most elegant and inviting spaces on campus

    Jason Newell — 

    For many years, Biola鈥檚 commuter students didn鈥檛 have much of a place to go between classes, meaning they often had to resort 鈥 resort to hang out...

  • Biola Magazine

    Spring Sports Highlights

    Biola Magazine Staff — 

    Softball Biola鈥檚 softball team made the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) postseason for the first time since 2002, but was...

  • Biola Magazine

    Deep Roots, Deep Faith

    Suzanne Crowell honored with Ruby Award for commitment to Biola

    Jenna Loumagne — 

    Spend an afternoon with Suzanne Crowell and it鈥檚 easy to see why she is this year鈥檚 Anna Horton Ruby Award recipient. Her tenacity and commitment...

  • Biola Magazine

    Crowell School of Business Welcomes New Dean

    Six things to know about Gary Lindblad

    Biola Magazine Staff — 

    On July 1, Biola鈥檚 Crowell School of Business welcomed Gary Lindblad as its new dean. Lindblad, who has directed the MBA program at the Paul Merage...

  • Biola Magazine

    Biola鈥檚 First Feature Film Wins Top Prize at Festival

    Professor and filmmaker Dean Yamada talks about the success of Cicada

    Brett McCracken — 

    This spring, 蓝莓视频 premiered its first-ever feature-length film, Cicada , produced by faculty, students and alumni of the cinema and...

  • Biola Magazine

    Back to the #ProtFuture

    鈥楩uture of Protestantism鈥 discussion draws crowd, sparks online discussion

    Brett McCracken — 

    La Mirada felt a little bit like Wittenberg or Geneva on April 29. The eyes of the evangelical theological world focused on Biola鈥檚 Calvary...

  • Biola Magazine

    Warrens Inspire Graduates, Receive Honorary Degrees

    Chuck Colson also honored posthumously at spring commencement ceremony

    Brett McCracken — 

    Biola celebrated the largest graduating class in university history in May, awarding nearly 1,000 degrees during a spring commencement that...

  • Biola Magazine

    Firm Centers and Soft Edges

    Barry Corey — 

    Last summer I received a letter from a Biola dad whose son graduated that year. John, the dad, is an investment broker from the East Coast whose...

  • Biola Magazine

    Blest from the Past

    Editor's Note

    Jason Newell — 

    The cracked and worn booklets that grace this issue鈥檚 cover may not look like much today. But a century ago, their humble pages were helping to...

  • The Good Book Blog

    What Was Herod Thinking?

    William Lane Craig — 

    Dear Dr. Craig, In his debate with you and, on pp. 175 & 211 in his book "Jesus is Dead," Dr. Robert Price argues that the notion of resurrections are likely not all that unexpected in 2nd Temple Judaism and/or totally absent from the 1st century Jewish world view. He specifically cites the case of some wondering if Jesus is the resurrected John the Baptist. Beyond your answer that points out Price's essential category error (resurrected mere men are not the same thing as the expectation of a resurrected Messiah), could you please elaborate further as to why the two instances (Jesus mistaken as John resurrected and Jewish allowances for a dying & resurrected God) are wholly distinct?

  • Biola News

    Biola Welcomes New Professors

    Two deans and 22 new professors join the Biola community

    Jenna Bartlo — 

    蓝莓视频鈥檚 faculty has grown by 24 this fall, including two new deans 鈥擥ary Lindblad, dean of Biola鈥檚 Crowell School of Business, and...

  • Biola News

    Biola Women's Cross Country Team Starts Season as National No. 1

    For the second year, NAIA names Biola women's cross country as top-ranked program

    Neil Morgan — 

    Biola is no stranger to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics' top-25 coaches' poll, but it is rare air to find itself at No. 1 in...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Non-Israelite Followers of YHWH in the Old Testament

    Charlie Trimm — 

    My previous posts have looked at several examples of the different ways God interacted with non-Israelite nations. Ken Berding suggested that I compile a list of the non-Israelite followers of YHWH in the Old Testament. Without further ado, here they are.

  • The Good Book Blog

    The Authority of the Bible, Part One

    David Horner — 

    How could it be reasonable to base my life on an ancient book (the Bible was written between 2000 and 3500 years ago)? Indeed, how could it be reasonable to base my life on any book? I should think for myself. To live by someone else鈥檚 instructions is to surrender my own mind and personality. That approach produces mindless drones, cultists and terrorists. Yet for two millennia, followers of Jesus from every culture and language have followed the Bible as their authority, from simple folks to some of history鈥檚 most influential scholars and intellectuals, from poor people with no political power to those in positions of great influence. And the world is radically different as a result.