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• Student Life Blog

  Christmas Music is More Than Just Calming, It’s Connective

  Music therapy professor provides insight into why listening to Christmas music can feel so good

  Jenna Mindel — December 23, 2023

  Whether you begin listening to your favorite Christmas songs after the clock strikes midnight on Halloween or if you reserve your listening until...

• Think Biblically

  Two Months In — Update on the Israel-Hamas War

  with Darrell Bock

  Scott Rae — December 21, 2023

  We’re more than 2 months into the Israel-Hamas war. What has happened since the start of the war on October 7? What are some of the ways Christians...

• Biola News

  Biola in Top Six NCAA DII Schools to Receive Presidents’ Award for Academic Excellence

  The recognition is awarded to only 44 Division II schools that have achieved an academic success rate of 90% or higher

  Sarah Dougher — December 20, 2023

  ��ݮ��Ƶ is one of the top six NCAA Division II schools to earn the Presidents’ Award for Academic Excellence, earning a 98% in Academic...

• Winsome Conviction

  Spiritual Battle and Winsome Conviction

  Tim Muehlhoff — December 20, 2023

  Watch this recording on the Conversations with Tyndale House Scholars in America podcast where Tim speaks about spiritual battle and winsome...

• The Good Book Blog

  Why December 25 for Christmas?

  Kenneth Berding — December 19, 2023

  One popular but less-likely theory for why we celebrate Christmas on December 25 is that Christians piggy-backed their Christmas celebration on the...

• Winsome Conviction

  How to Disagree Well

  Tim Muehlhoff — December 19, 2023

  Tim was a recent guest on the Placed For A Purpose podcast to talk about how to disagree well with our neighbors. Through storytelling from his own...

• Talbot Magazine

  From the Editor: Winter 2023

  Ashish Naidu — December 18, 2023

  Jesus said, “Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide...

• Talbot Magazine

  44th Biola Hispanic Conference Draws Nearly 800 Guests

  Krista Ashlock — December 18, 2023

  Talbot continued its longstanding efforts to equip and build relationships within the Hispanic Community this fall, as the Center for the Study of...

• Talbot Magazine

  Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem

  Mitch Glaser — December 18, 2023

  On Oct. 7, Hamas terrorists unleashed a wave of shocking attacks in Israel, resulting in a period of heightened fear and conflict in the weeks...

• Talbot Magazine

  Ministry Preparation in a Shifting Culture

  President Barry H. Corey Interviews Talbot Dean Ed Stetzer

  Talbot Magazine Staff — December 18, 2023

  For decades, Dr. Ed Stetzer has been a familiar voice to church leaders around the world — widely known for his biblically faithful, culturally...

• Talbot Magazine

  Talbot Hosts First Holy Spirit Symposium

  Oscar Merlo — December 18, 2023

  In October, the Center for the Study of the Work and Ministry of the Holy Spirit Today led its first biennial academic symposium. Scholars,...

• Talbot Magazine

  Faculty Profile: Sean McDowell

  Associate Professor of Christian Apologetics

  Ashish Naidu — December 18, 2023

  Christian apologist Sean McDowell (M.A. in Philosophy ’03, M.A. in Theology ’03) wants people to become more confident in their faith — and he’s...

• Talbot Magazine

  Four Reasons the Church Still Needs the Seminary Today

  Ben Shin — December 18, 2023

  Does the local church need the institution of a seminary? Many today would say “no.” The reasons that they may cite is cost of tuition,...

• Talbot Magazine

  Book Excerpt: The Resurgence of Substance Dualism

  Talbot Magazine Staff — December 18, 2023

  At the end of the 19th century, substance dualism (SD) — roughly, the thesis that the human person is comprised of a substantial immaterial soul...

• Talbot Magazine

  Alumni Profile: Winter 2023

  Brian Howard (M.A. ‘07), President of Acts 29

  Ben Shin — December 18, 2023

  Brian Howard (M.A. ’07) has over 20 years of leadership experience as a leadership coach, nonprofit executive, church planter, lead pastor and...

• Talbot Magazine

  Best of the Blog: Winter 2023

  One way Christians can Prepare for the Onslaught of Artificial Intelligence

  Kenneth Berding — December 18, 2023

  Did you hear what happened to Erica Marsh, the rage-baiting leftist political commentator who had 130,000 followers on Twitter (now X)? The answer...

• Talbot Magazine

  Shelf Life: Winter 2023

  Talbot Magazine Staff — December 18, 2023

  A Light in Darkness: The Church’s Role in Ending Human Trafficking Eddie Byun Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program and Associate Professor...

• The Good Book Blog

  The Waiting Is the Hardest Part: Advent and Waiting on the Lord

  Matthew Hall — December 15, 2023

  The waiting is the hardest part. At least that’s what Tom Petty famously told us. There is a lot of truth in the observation. We hate waiting. If...

• Think Biblically

  Think Biblically Cultural Update

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — December 15, 2023

  We're trying something different today! A new bonus series where we'll discuss a few current cultural issues that are in the news — and also answer...

• The Good Book Blog

  A Longing to Belong: An Interview with Michelle Lee-Barnewall

  Michelle Barnewall — December 13, 2023

  Real reconciliation can only be achieved in a relational context, and the New Testament speaks volumes about the new community in Christ and what those relationships are to be like.

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 85: Getting Help From Gottman

  Rick Langer, Tim Muehlhoff — December 11, 2023

  American psychologist John Gottman has a knack for discerning healthy arguments from unhealthy ones, and he is known for identifying pattern...

• The Good Book Blog

  One Mark of Christian Maturity

  Kenneth Berding — December 11, 2023

  Most biblical indicators of Christian maturity involve a person’s developing character qualities. But I have observed another common quality among...

• Bravo!

  International Opera Singer and Biola Alumna is Artist in Residence for Classical Voice Area

  Opera singer and Bioa alumna Katie Van Kooten returns to perform in the Biola Christmas Concert and to conduct master classes for current students.

  Jessica Moses, Ellery Sablan — December 07, 2023

  American soprano Katie Van Kooten (‘01) is ��ݮ��Ƶ’s Artist in Residence in Voice for the 2023-2024 academic year. During the fall...

• Biola News

  Biola Listed as Most Comprehensively Christian University in North America

  Out of 562 Christian colleges and universities, Biola leads the way in making Christian faith central to the collegiate experience and student success

  Biola Staff — December 07, 2023

  ��ݮ��Ƶ scores highest of the 562 Christian colleges and universities in North America for making Christian faith central to its identity,...

• Winsome Conviction

  Biola Students Talk With Their Political Opposites

  Rick Langer, Tim Muehlhoff — December 07, 2023

  Watch Biola students talking about their experience with Unify America.