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a resource collective for women
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Becoming Biola
Marco's Holiday Recipe!
Flan
Marco Saldana — December 08, 2020
Flan Ingredients 3/4 cup sugar. 1/4 cup water. 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened. 5 large eggs. 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed...
Biola News
Professor Awarded Planning Grant for Mission Work Project
Cook School of Intercultural Studies Professor Leanne Dzubinski will research how Christian ideas about family life were communicated as the gospel was spread
Vanessa Morales — December 07, 2020
Biola University Cook School of Intercultural Studies professor and associate dean Dr. Leanne Dzubinski was awarded a one-year $5,000 planning...
The Good Book Blog
Black Old Testament Scholarship: A Bibliography
Charlie Trimm — December 07, 2020
During the many conversations revolving around race during the summer of 2020, I began to think about the scholarship of Black scholars in my...
The Good Book Blog
Secular Humanism Once More
Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Craig — December 04, 2020
This is a Q & A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Hello Dr Craig, I have two (related) questions...
Think Biblically
The Sexual Purity Movement
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — December 03, 2020
What should a biblical sexual purity message look like for today? In this episode, Scott interviews Sean about his latest book: Chasing Love: Sex,...
Becoming Biola
Special Spots Around Marco's Hometown!
Marco Saldana — December 02, 2020
Sunny San Diego, California. Always shown in appreciation for its beautiful beaches and California burritos. I’ve been living in San Diego for the...
Student Life Blog
Redefining Academic Achievement
As we approach finals week, let’s reevaluate what college is truly about.
Clarissa Chan — December 02, 2020
Let’s admit it: Many of us are stressed out. Finals week is coming up and you might feel like a heavy load of assignments and tests are on your...
The Good Book Blog
When Social Media is Antithetical to the Cross
Kyle Strobel — December 02, 2020
Imagine that you saw someone teaching one-thousand people in a field. “Wow,” you might think, “that person has quite a following.” Normally, we...
Becoming Biola
How to Network and Seek Mentorship
Bailey Captain — December 01, 2020
Hello friends, it's Bailey and I'm talking today about Seeking Mentorship and Networking. This has been a huge part of my life and why I have this...
Becoming Biola
Google Calendar Tips and Tricks!
Bailey Captain — December 01, 2020
Hi guys! I am so excited to be writing about Google Calendar! This platform has been a life-saver in college and has helped me stay on task, get...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 6: Choosing our News: Resisting Political Polarization
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, Joy Qualls — November 30, 2020
Dr. Joy Qualls, an expert in political and religious rhetoric, joins Tim and Rick to discuss how polarized news sources contribute to making us polarized people.
Becoming Biola
Thanksgiving as a Student
Marco Saldana — November 30, 2020
Hey everyone! It's Marco, and I'm back with you guys to talk about Thanksgiving as a student. So I'm going to kind of be jumping around all over...
The Good Book Blog
The Tongue is Like a Mosquito: James 3:1-12
Kenneth Berding — November 30, 2020
This morning I awoke to the sound of a mosquito in my room, a predator intent on sucking the blood out of my body. Mosquitos are evil creatures...
Becoming Biola
Study Spaces in La Mirada!
Kristen Kim — November 30, 2020
Some of you may know that I homeschooled for the last two years of high school, so the new distanced-learning format is nothing too new. I have...
Think Biblically
Born Again This Way
with Rachel Gilson
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — November 26, 2020
The journey of authentic Christian faith and sexuality is often a rocky and complicated one. Rachel Gilson, in her book, Born Again This Way, tells...
Student Life Blog
Lessons from a Creek
Student learnings about life through interactions with nature
Sarah Morgan — November 25, 2020
Ever since I was young, I have lived near a creek with a stunning greenway trail. When my siblings and I were little, we would swim in the creek,...
The Good Book Blog
Thankfulness in Christ
Kenneth Berding — November 25, 2020
Thanksgiving in the United States is one of my favorite holidays. I used to view it as the only holiday still untainted by secularism and...
The Good Book Blog
A Tribute to Dr. James E. Rosscup (1934-2020)
Clinton E. Arnold — November 24, 2020
“To pray well is to study well.” This is one of the many memorable statements from Jim Rosscup in the Hermeneutics class I had with him forty...
Becoming Biola
Special Spots Around Ethan's Hometown
Ethan de la Pena — November 24, 2020
Hello everyone! It's Ethan and I'm coming on here to share a little bit about my small little hometown. Admittedly because of Covid-19 right now,...
The Good Book Blog
Christmas Gift Tip from Fall 2020 Pilgrim’s Progress Adaptation
Andy Draycott — November 23, 2020
My Pilgrim's Progress class this fallis a hybrid class, with recorded lectures and discussions fully online with a number of synchronous online...
Becoming Biola
Autumn Traditions
Magdalene Segarra — November 23, 2020
Hey all, It is feeling very Autumn like here in La Mirada, California. We had rain yesterday which was so needed after the fires that have been...
Winsome Conviction
Tim Muehlhoff on “How the Body of Christ Talks” in the Christian Scholars Review
Timothy Muehlhoff — November 20, 2020
C. Christopher Smith, senior pastor of Englewood Christian Church (Indianapolis, IN), describes early attempts to bring diverse people in his church together to talk as a “hot mess.” Yelling and sarcasm were default modes as members gathered Sunday nights to discuss potentially volatile issues. Out of sheer stubbornness, Smith and church leadership stayed with it as trust among conversationalists slowly developed. Out of that determination and years of experimentation comes a book that serves as a reliable guide to those wanting to follow their example.
Becoming Biola
What Biola at Home Looks LIke
Marco Saldana — November 20, 2020
Hey everyone! So, I'm excited to take you through my life as a college student at my home environment. So now, I'm moving forward to logging into...
Think Biblically
Does God Command That We Curse Our Enemies?
with Charlie Trimm
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae, Charlie Trimm — November 19, 2020
The imprecatory psalms--some of the most difficult parts of the Bible, are the places in which the psalmist asks God to bring judgment on one's...
The Good Book Blog
How Do You Identify?
Kenneth Berding — November 18, 2020
If you fundamentally identify yourself as being in Christ—as opposed to all the other options for self-identification—you will regularly respond...