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Deepening convictions without dividing communities

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GRIT
Made for More
Jenna Mindel — January 19, 2022
We all have edges. Our experiences, preferences, desires, and limitations cause us to exist in a particular way. When we come into a space with...
The Good Book Blog
On the Connection Between Christ’s Atoning Death and Resurrection
William Lane Craig — January 19, 2022
Q & A with William Lane Craig
Student Life Blog
Prioritizing Wellness in the New Year
How to cultivate a life of wellness where you are, with what you have
Debrianna DeBolt — January 18, 2022
Whether you consider yourself a “New Year resolutions” type of person or not, it is a perfect time to start thinking about your personal wellness....
Business. Ministry. Life.
The Health of an Organization Starts with Leadership
New degree program will focus on leadership and decision-making
John Tuttle — January 17, 2022
“Leadership is an often misused and misunderstood term. Even less understood is the biblical basis for leadership and how to walk in it as a holy calling…”
Winsome Conviction
Episode 36: Common Grace in an Unsettled World, Part 1
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — January 17, 2022
Tim’s newest book, Eyes To See: Recognizing God’s Common Grace in an Unsettled World , is out. Rick and Tim take up the book’s theme of common...
Winsome Conviction
What is Your Reputation? — A Timely Sermon from Tim Muehlhoff
Timothy Muehlhoff — January 14, 2022
What do fellow believers think of you? What do non-believers think of you and your church? Ecclesiastes 7:11 says that “a good reputation is more...
Think Biblically
Lament for a Father
with Marvin Olasky
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — January 13, 2022
Journalist Marvin Olasky tells the story of his sometimes rocky relationship with his father, the product of a good deal of fascinating research on...
The Good Book Blog
One Way to Stay Fresh as a Teacher
Kenneth Berding — January 12, 2022
I know that quite a few teachers read this blog, so let me offer a suggestion for one way to stay fresh as a teacher. Here is my suggestion: Make...
Winsome Conviction
Christianity Today’s 2022 Book Awards honors Winsome Conviction as the winner in the Church Leadership Category!
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — January 11, 2022
Christianity Today posted their annual list of top books that are “most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture.” We are honored...
Student Life Blog
How to Beat Creative Block
Harnessing the power of play to find creative inspiration
Lindsey Hayden — January 10, 2022
Staring at a blank page, desperate for creative inspiration — no one is immune to creative block. When minutes turn into hours without any spark of...
Business. Ministry. Life.
Are Christian Shareholders Morally Responsible For What a Company Makes?
If your money creates healthy profits but unhealthy products, should you care?
Shane Enete — January 10, 2022
“Christians can bring to life beautiful culture if they fully embrace their moral responsibility for how they invest…”
Think Biblically
Why I Trust the Bible
with Bill Mounce
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — January 09, 2022
How do we know the Bible is trustworthy? Are the Gospels really written by the people who they are attributed to? What about contradictions? In...
The Good Book Blog
Fun with Biblical Languages
Carmen Imes — January 07, 2022
I'm excited to introduce a set of resources from GlossaHouse publishers that make language learning a lot more fun: The Illustrated Hebrew Bible...
The Good Book Blog
Seven Favorite Christian Books of 2021
Kenneth Berding — January 05, 2022
I read quite a few good Christian books in 2021. Here are seven of my favorites, plus a bonus book. Insider Church: Ekklesia and the Insider...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 35: Radical Rhetoric, Part 2
Theon Hill, Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — January 03, 2022
Tim and Rick continue the conversation with Dr. Theon Hill (PhD) on the topic of radical rhetoric, and they press into the role of rhetoric in...
The Good Book Blog
How Secular is Gen Z? More Than You May Think
Sean McDowell — January 03, 2022
How secular is the worldview of Christian young people today? My suspicion is that it is far more than you may think. Let me explain. According to...
The Good Book Blog
From Belief in Jesus to Belief in the New Testament
Q & A with William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — December 31, 2021
This is a Q & A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Suppose I accept that Jesus rose from the dead...
The Good Book Blog
What is the Most Important Thing to Know?
Sean McDowell — December 29, 2021
When my son was 7 years old, he asked me a memorable question, “Dad, what’s the most important thing you know?” While I don’t recall what I said, I...
The Good Book Blog
Modern Miracles: A Short Book Review
Kenneth Berding — December 24, 2021
There is no better time than Christmastime to read a book about miracles, is there? I have just finished reading Craig Keener’s new book: Miracles...
Biola News
Biola Celebrates Fall 2021 Graduates with First Indoor Commencement Ceremonies Since 2019
Bishop Kenneth Ulmer and John-Paul Foster gave the commencement addresses
Sarah Dougher — December 21, 2021
For the first time since Fall 2019, Biola University held traditional fall commencement ceremonies while still abiding by the county's health and...
Think Biblically
Religious Persecution of Uyghur Muslims in China
with Rushan Abbas
Scott Rae — December 20, 2021
Religious freedom is a universal freedom, grounded in the rights of conscience. Though it is true that Christians are the most persecuted religious...
Biola Magazine
Is Revival Possible Today?
Biola’s Inaugural Ablaze Conference Offers Lessons from the Jesus People Movement
Jason Newell — December 20, 2021
It was a turbulent and tumultuous year. A deadly virus swept the globe. Political unrest divided the nation. Racial tensions fueled demonstrations...
Biola Magazine
President’s Perspective: Hindsight in 2021
Barry Corey — December 20, 2021
Sheep have peripheral vision up to 320 degrees. This means they can graze on a patch of green grass, glimpse another patch and wander off. Their...
Biola Magazine
Biola’s YouTube Channel Crosses 100,000 Subscribers
Jason Newell — December 20, 2021
Biola has joined an exclusive group of colleges to achieve YouTube’s “Silver Creator Award” status, a designation given to accounts with 100,000 or...
Biola Magazine
‘Celebration of Arts and Media’ Brings Campus to Life
Year of events highlights community’s culture of creativity
Jason Newell — December 20, 2021
After the pandemic brought an extended pause to most campus activities over the past year and a half, Biola came bursting back to life this fall....