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The Good Book Blog
After the Apostles Died
Six Guest Blogs and a Podcast about the Apostolic Fathers
Kenneth Berding — October 10, 2018
Kenneth Berding shares some of his recent blog posts on the Apostolic Fathers.
Biola News
Faculty Spotlight: Public Relations Pro Carolyn Kim
Public Relations Student Society of America honored professor Carolyn Kim at recent national conference
Jenna Loumagne — October 10, 2018
Carolyn Kim, professor of public relations, is an award-winning scholar, educator and PR professional who has been instrumental in building Biola’...
Student Life Blog
A Perspective on Politics
a response to The Biola Hour on Christian responcibility and politics
Rebecca Mitchell — October 08, 2018
As a way to continue the conversations in The Biola Hour, we've invited Becky Mitchell to blog her thoughts after each episode. This is a response...
GRIT
Priscilla: A Deeper Look at an Early Church Leader
a blogpost by Lisa Igram
Lisa Igram — October 06, 2018
She is mentioned exactly six times in the New Testament. Six times. And, although tantalizingly limited in detail, those six mentions tell the...
The Good Book Blog
Two Questions on the Origin of the Disciples’ Belief in Jesus’ Resurrection
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — October 05, 2018
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Dr. Craig, thank you for your...
Think Biblically
Faith and Bioethics
with Paige Cunningham
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — October 04, 2018
Many of the most challenging ethical and social issues today are in the field of bioethics. Issues such as end of life care, reproductive...
Student Life Blog
The Heart of Networking
How to Create and Leverage Relationships
Anna Matz — October 03, 2018
If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a thousand times: “Networking is the key to success.” Networking isn’t the only key to success, but it is...
Bravo!
Mitch Bahr (’96), 2016 California Teacher of the Year Puts His Students First
Jessica Hong — October 02, 2018
For more than 20 years, Mitch Bahr (’96) has been impacting students through music in the classroom. His passion for students and music motivated...
Bravo!
Recent �ƹ��Ƶ Judy Kim (’18) uses the power of her voice to lead others in worship
Jessica Hong — October 02, 2018
Alumna Judy Kim (’18) has been involved in music in some capacity from a young age. She started by learning piano and violin in kindergarten and...
Bravo!
Commercial Music Senior Angel Ramirez, Jr., Records His First Single “Back to Earth”
Jessica Hong — October 02, 2018
It’s not typical for college students to produce their own music in a professional studio, but for music major with a concentration in commercial...
GRIT
Note to Self
Katie Agarth — October 01, 2018
To all the self-sabotagers: I was two weeks away from graduating, and desperately trying to figure out a way to remain a college student and avoid...
Biola News
Rosemead Alumna Pens New Book on Balancing Life and Technology
Doreen Dodgen-Magee, a technology and psychological health expert, offers a new perspective on using tech in today’s digital world
Jenna Loumagne — September 28, 2018
For most adults, it’s hard to imagine spending time without a cell phone. In fact, current statistics suggest that the average American over the...
Think Biblically
Redeeming Capitalism
with Ken Barnes
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — September 27, 2018
With the popularity of Bernie Sanders presidential run in 2016 and the increasing embrace of forms of socialism by critics of capitalism, the time...
Biola News
Biola Welcomes New Faculty for Fall 2018
20 new faculty members join Biola’s esteemed faculty
Caleb Aguilera — September 27, 2018
Biola University welcomes 20 new faculty members and two faculty appointments this fall — each of whom represent the university’s aspiration to...
Student Life Blog
My First Job
Laying Our Desires at Jesus' Feet
Shane Enete — September 25, 2018
I still remember that sinking feeling in my stomach as I carried my first tray of food to a hotel room. It was my first day of work after college....
Student Life Blog
Three Reading Tips for Online Students
Dakota McMahand — September 25, 2018
A large portion of college coursework revolves around completing reading assignments, and grades may be based on demonstrating knowledge of the...
Student Life Blog
The Father’s Embrace
a response to The Biola Hour on fatherhood, God-Concept and God-Image
Rebecca Mitchell — September 25, 2018
As a way to continue the conversations in The Biola Hour, we've invited Becky Mitchell to blog her thoughts after each episode. This is a response...
GRIT
The Inbetween: Exploring my Latinidad
a guest blog post by Melissa Fernanda Valle
Lisa Igram — September 25, 2018
The first question my family members asked when I was born was “¿Como salió?” Among Latinos this is a common question asked about a newborn. The...
Business. Ministry. Life.
The Mega-Trends Impacting the United States
Mega-trends that represent the socio-economic, demographic, environmental, and technological forces
Jake Aguas — September 24, 2018
Over the last century, the economic, social, technical, and political climates have had no choice but to react
Think Biblically
Family Background and Spirituality
with Judy TenElshof
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae, Judy TenElshof — September 20, 2018
Though we recognize that our family background has a major influence on the kind of person we all become, we don't often extend that to our...
Biola News
How Rhetoric Impacts Women Leadership in the Pentecostal Church
Communication studies professor, Joy Qualls, authors new book ‘God Forgive Us for Being Women: Rhetoric, Theology, and the Pentecostal Tradition’
Jenna Loumagne — September 19, 2018
“How we talk about things matters” — this concept is a key starting point to get to know professor of communication studies, Joy Qualls, and part...
Think Biblically
Bonus Podcast: What Atheists and Christians Get Right and Wrong
Sean McDowell — September 19, 2018
Sean recently had a public discussion with Hemant Mehta, who is known as "The Friendly Atheist," and is an outspoken atheist blogger and YouTuber....
The Good Book Blog
Revival Without the Bible Won’t Last
Kenneth Berding — September 18, 2018
In 1859 and then again in 1904 a deep and penetrating work of the Holy Spirit engulfed the country of Wales. Wales had already seen many other...
GRIT
Good Grief
a blogpost by Jasmyne Bell
Jasmyne Bell — September 17, 2018
Have you ever wondered why negative emotions are a part of our psyche from day one? When we’re born, our brains are already set with the capability...
Think Biblically
Crisis Pregnancy Clinics and Free Speech Rights — The NIFLA Case
with Scott Waller
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae, Scott Waller — September 15, 2018
In June, 2018, the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of California's crisis pregnancy centers protecting their free speech rights. California law...