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• Think Biblically

  Can Basketball Save the World?

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — June 01, 2023

  Have we been looking in the wrong place–politics and religion–when we should be looking to a sport to save us? In this (fun) episode, Sean and...

• Biola News

  School of Science, Technology and Health Establishes Endowed Chair Position

  New Division of Technology to elevate Biola as leader in technological education

  Sarah Dougher — May 31, 2023

  The fields of computer science, engineering, math and robotics are growing exponentially in today’s rapidly evolving technological world. According...

• The Good Book Blog

  Defending the Soul: New Book by J.P. Moreland and Brandon Rickabaugh

  J P Moreland — May 30, 2023

  In The Substance of Consciousness: A Comprehensive Defense of Contemporary Substance Dualism, two distinguished philosophers deliver a unique and powerful defense of contemporary substance dualism

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 71: On Convictional Kindness with Russell Moore

  Russell Moore, Tim Muehlhoff, Scott Rae — May 29, 2023

  Russell Moore (Ph.D.) is back on the podcast to speak on “convictional kindness” and how to apply it in a divisive culture. The conversation draws...

• Biola News

  Biola to Revitalize the Academic Programs under the Cook School of Intercultural Studies and Close the Cook School

  The programs will be relocated to other schools or entities within Biola

  Brenda Velasco — May 26, 2023

  After more than 10 years of enrollment challenges, the Cook School of Intercultural Studies will close after the 2023-2024 academic year and the...

• Biola News

  ��ݮ��Ƶ Names School of Cinema and Media Arts in Honor of In-N-Out Burger Founders

  New scholarship will help make it possible for foster and at-risk youth to study film at Biola

  Brenda Velasco — May 26, 2023

  ��ݮ��Ƶ will name its top-ranked film school the Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts in tribute to Esther L. Snyder, co-founder of...

• Biola News

  How Black Female B&B and Guesthouse Entrepreneurs Impact Economic Empowerment in South Africa

  Professor Dr. Katrina Greene visited Cape Town, South Africa to research economic empowerment and implications that derive from Black, female-owned and operated bed and breakfasts and guesthouses

  Charlotte McKinley — May 25, 2023

  Economic empowerment is complex, according to Dr. Katrina Greene, associate professor of anthropology and intercultural studies in Biola’s Cook...

• Think Biblically

  Convictions and Kindness

  with Russell Moore

  Tim Muehlhoff, Scott Rae — May 25, 2023

  In our polarized culture, how do we hold our convictions with conviction, but also with kindness, so that our style doesn’t alienate people who...

• The Good Book Blog

  A Tribute to Timothy Keller

  Eddie Byun — May 24, 2023

  Renowned New York City pastor and author Tim Keller passed away on May 19, 2023. Below is Talbot School of Theology professor Eddie Byun’s tribute...

• The Good Book Blog

  Speaking to an Intimidating Audience

  William Lane Craig — May 24, 2023

  Just this month I spoke to the scientists and engineers at Lawrence Livermore Laboratories, reputed to be “the smartest square mile on Earth,” on arguments for the existence of God, the premises of which enjoy considerable scientific support. It can be intimidating!

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  CityVend Wins 2023 Biola Startup Competition

  Project aimed at helping street vendors takes first prize

  John Tuttle — May 19, 2023

  “Startup competitions deliver an experience which connects all innovation stakeholders, like students, entrepreneurs, investors, alumni and faculty.”

• Think Biblically

  Thinking Biblically About History

  with Vern Poythress

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — May 18, 2023

  What is a biblical approach to history? While we often discuss contemporary cultural issues on this podcast, this episode we talk about how to...

• The Good Book Blog

  What is Over-Realized Eschatology? What’s the Problem with it?

  Kenneth Berding — May 17, 2023

  Over-realized eschatology is the assumption that all or most of what God has prepared for his people in the future can be experienced by God’s...

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 70: Want Peace? Start Young

  Prashan De Visser, Rick Langer, Tim Muehlhoff — May 15, 2023

  Prashan De Visser returns to the podcast to speak with Tim and Rick on trends and themes in America that undermine peacemaking efforts. Drawing...

• Think Biblically

  Jesus vs. Evangelicals

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — May 12, 2023

  What is an evangelical? What does that term describe? Is it a movement that is contrary to the way of Jesus presented in the Bible? Has...

• Biola News

  ��ݮ��Ƶ Celebrates Class of 2023 Graduates

  YouVersion Bible App Founder Bobby Gruenewald delivered the keynote address

  Sarah Dougher — May 10, 2023

  Unusually chilly La Mirada May evenings did not deter 840 ��ݮ��Ƶ graduates from enthusiastically crossing the stage to receive their...

• The Good Book Blog

  Is God an Accountant or a Judge?

  William Lane Craig — May 10, 2023

  This is a Q & A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question I recently came across your website and your...

• Think Biblically

  Apologetics in the City

  with Chris Brooks

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — May 09, 2023

  What are the biggest barriers to faith in the urban setting? What are the most common counterfeit worldviews that are contending for the hearts and...

• Biola News

  Communications Professor Speaks on Suffering and Evil on “Focus on the Family” Podcast

  Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses his book “Eyes to See” and God’s work amidst evil in recent interview

  Ryan Wingert — May 08, 2023

  The ever-pressing issue of why God allows suffering and atrocious evil acts in this world is a weighty topic, and Dr. Tim Muehlhoff — professor of...

• The Good Book Blog

  Is the Christian Life Primarily Intense or Primarily Relaxed?

  Kenneth Berding — May 05, 2023

  Should the Christian life primarily be viewed as intense (focused, passionate), or primarily as relaxed (peaceful, trusting)? Trudi and I regularly...

• Biola News

  School of Science, Technology and Health to Launch New B.S. in Engineering Degree

  The degree will equip students with hands-on experience throughout engineering courses and design projects

  Charlotte McKinley — May 03, 2023

  ��ݮ��Ƶ will expand their science-based degrees through a new B.S. in Engineering degree starting in Fall 2023. With Biola’s commitment to...

• The Good Book Blog

  The Latest Evidence for Jesus

  Sean McDowell — May 03, 2023

  Talbot School of Theology professor Sean McDowell has released a new book with Josh McDowell on Jesus called Evidence for Jesus . Talbot professor...

• Biola News

  Talbot Professor Releases Book on New Clues to an Age Old Mystery

  Dr. Kenneth Berding’s latest book seeks to identify the “thorn” in Paul’s “thorn in the flesh”

  Charlotte McKinley — May 01, 2023

  ��ݮ��Ƶ’s Dr. Kenneth Berding uncovers what Paul’s infamous ailment in 2 Corinthians 12:7 could be in his new book, Paul’s Thorn in the...

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 69: On Faithful Witness with Robert George

  Robert George, Rick Langer, Tim Muehlhoff — May 01, 2023

  Tim and Rick sit down with Dr. Robert George, a renowned professor, legal scholar, political philosopher, and public intellectual, and this year’...

• Biola News

  Viral Professor Creates a Class to Remember with Grant

  Professor Matthew Weathers uses Course Hero grant to upgrade his class

  Charlotte McKinley — April 28, 2023

  A $2,000 grant from Course Hero allowed popular adjunct professor Matthew Weathers to revamp his Intro to Computer Science course last year,...