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• The Good Book Blog

  Union with Christ and TULIP

  Uche Anizor — January 26, 2012

  In the second chapter of Billings’ Union with Christ, he takes issue with the reduction of Reformed theology to the TULIP acronym. Specifically, regarding “total depravity” he questions the notion that one can properly understand a Reformed (or biblical) doctrine of depravity within the limited scope of the so-called “five points.”

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  Can You Dig It? (2012 Edition)

  Kenneth Way — January 24, 2012

  Early last year I did a blog post by this same title, and I want to revisit the subject again. Around this time every year the excitement begins to build for archaeologists and for those who are interested in archaeology. The reason for elation is that summer plans for excavation in Israel are announced every January. This summer, there are around twenty excavations in Israel that are open for volunteer participation. Yes, that means YOU can be a part of unearthing the next great discovery in Israel!

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  Billings on Adoption

  Rob Price — January 23, 2012

  I’m not the only one who’s been reading Billings. Uche Anizor has been at it, too, and he’ll soon be posting comments here on specific chapters of Billings’s book. Meanwhile, I’ll add a few of my own on Billings’s foundational first chapter on union with Christ as the ground of our adoption.

• Biola Magazine

  In Print: Winter 2012

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 21, 2012

  You Lost Me: Why Young Christians Are Leaving Church … And Rethinking Faith , by David Kinnaman (’96), Baker Books, October 2011. More than 60...

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  Biolans Up Close: Winter 2012

  George Bell ('82), the tallest living American-born man

  Amy Seed — January 21, 2012

  George Bell is someone you can’t help looking up to. Standing at his full height of 7 feet 8 inches, Bell (’82) was named the “Tallest Man in the...

• Biola Magazine

  Get to Know: Winter 2012

  Freddy Cardoza, multifaceted minister

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 21, 2012

  What do you get when you combine a love for snakes, Native American folklore, opera and urban ministry? The answer is Freddy Cardoza, chair of...

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  The Trellises Out Back

  Mick Boersma — January 21, 2012

  When we moved into our house several years ago the backyard was a mess. The previous owners had large dogs, which had torn up whatever grass had...

• Biola Magazine

  Where Are They Now?: Winter 2012

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 21, 2012

  Sharon (Ramsey, ’84) Hansen has held a leadership position for 19 out of the 20 years she has worked with Southwest Airlines. She currently works...

• Biola Magazine

  Alumni Files: Winter 2012

  Join the Network!

  Rick Bee — January 21, 2012

  For all of the benefits of a Biola education — the great Bible training, the lifelong relationships and the Biola community that we all enjoyed as...

• Biola Magazine

  More '30 Units' Lessons

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 20, 2012

  For this issue of Biola Magazine, we asked Biola alumni and current students to share the most memorable and important lessons they learned from...

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  30 Units, 30 Lessons

  Biolans share the most important lessons learned from their 30 units of Bible classes

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 20, 2012

  As any Biola student or graduate can tell you, one of the things that makes ��ݮ��Ƶ distinct from other colleges is the requirement for...

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  Inside Talbot East

  A look at Biola's exciting new theology building

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 20, 2012

  Photography by Laurel Dailey ('05) Talbot East is more than just the eye-catching new structure next to Calvary Chapel; it’s a building that will...

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  Introducing the ��ݮ��Ƶ Center for Christian Thought

  What happens when some of the world's leading Christian minds gather on one campus?

  Jason Newell — January 20, 2012

  Back in October, professor Gregg Ten Elshof was sitting across from radio talk show host Frank Pastore, explaining his vision for the...

• Biola Magazine

  By the Numbers

  Biola ranked among 17 'up and coming' national universities

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 20, 2012

  ��ݮ��Ƶ was once again ranked in the top tier of the “Best National Universities” category of the annualU.S. News & World Report...

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  Nine Fun Facts About ‘Nationball’

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 20, 2012

  Chase Gymnasium was packed on Sept. 15 for the annual Nationball dorm competition, a student tradition that has exploded in popularity in recent...

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  Biola Athletes Earn High Marks for Character

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 20, 2012

  Biola’s student athletes demonstrate outstanding character and leadership on and off the field, and it hasn’t gone unnoticed. In October, the...

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  Calling All Homeschoolers!

  Biola Youth Academics launches online high school classes, goes global

  Brett McCracken — January 20, 2012

  Homeschool students from around the world have been coming to ��ݮ��Ƶ for years. Now, ��ݮ��Ƶ is coming to them. For over 15...

• Biola Magazine

  The Best Books of All Time

  Professors and alumni guide readers through the classics of Western thought

  Brett McCracken — January 20, 2012

  What can Christians learn from writers like Aquinas, Marx, Nietzsche and Erasmus? What about Chaucer, Locke, Dante and de Toqueville? A lot,...

• Biola Magazine

  Lessons Learned

  Editor's Note

  Jason Newell — January 20, 2012

  The summer before I arrived at Biola as an undergraduate, I attended a massive worship service at a local stadium. One of the speakers who got up...

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  Talbot’s New Building: Built on a Sure Foundation

  President's Perspective

  Barry Corey — January 20, 2012

  Oct. 14, 2011, was a historic day at ��ݮ��Ƶ. It was a day of remembrance, thanksgiving and reflection on the blessings God has bestowed...

• Biola Magazine

  What Hath Football to do with Faith?

  Biola Magazine Staff — January 20, 2012

  For many Christians, Sunday mornings are about going to church, while Sunday afternoons are about watching pro football games, or basketball, or...

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  Why is Jesus Christ the Only Way of Salvation?

  Kevin Lewis — January 20, 2012

  Jesus Christ proclaimed, “I am the Way, and the truth, and the Life; no one comes to the Father, but through Me” (John 14:6). The Apostles echoed...

• Biola Magazine

  Opting for Adoption

  Alumnus’ teaching program honored by congressman

  Amy Seed — January 20, 2012

  During 20-plus years in ministry, Jeff Slack (’98, M.A. ’02) came to believe that something important was missing from many youth groups: a strong...

• The Good Book Blog

  Billings, Union with Christ

  Rob Price — January 17, 2012

  Todd Billings is one of evangelicalism’s brightest up-and-coming pastor-scholars. From missions work in Uganda, to a Harvard Ph.D., to an adopted daughter from Ethiopia, Billings is advancing many of the projects dear to evangelicalism. You may have seen his wonderful cover article for Christianity Today (October 2011) on the theological interpretation of Scripture. In November 2011 he published the distillation of nearly a decade’s sustained reflection on a theme that is central to the gospel: the believer’s union with Christ.

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  Ministry In Wood

  Mick Boersma — January 05, 2012

  It wasn’t long after starting my pastorate in Washington State that I realized a hobby would be a good thing. I needed an activity that was far removed from ministry – something that would divert my attention away from the stresses brought on by working with people – an escape, if you will.