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Seven Biolans Featured in “Christianity Today’s” Book Awards
Biola-affiliated authors from publications like Winsome Conviction and Simple Trinity are honored by Christianity Today
February 08, 2022
Christianity Today’s 2022 Book Awards features books authored by Biola University faculty and alumni. According to the magazine, the selected...
Crowell School of Business
Crowell School of Business to Expand by Adding Online B.S. in Organizational Leadership Degree
New online program will equip students to become servant leaders to influence the marketplace for Christ
January 27, 2022
The effects of good leadership in an organization, company or institution can be felt throughout the entire organization. According to Forbes, “The...
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Biola Celebrates Fall 2021 Graduates with First Indoor Commencement Ceremonies Since 2019
Bishop Kenneth Ulmer and John-Paul Foster gave the commencement addresses
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...

What Is Godly Resistance?
April 16, 2026 — Christianity Today
In a new Christianity Today article, Carmen Joy Imes, associate professor of Old Testament, explores how Scripture shapes our understanding of “godly resistance.” From the Hebrew midwives in Exodus to modern examples like Corrie ten Boom, she invites readers to consider what it means to fear God above all.
The Spiritual Battle for Your Marriage
April 13, 2026 — Focus on the Family
Tragically, many Christians are virtually ignorant of spiritual warfare. But Dr. Tim Muehlhoff, director of the Winsome Conviction Academy, and his wife, Noreen Muehlhoff, describe how real and significant this issue is, and why Satan targets Christian marriages in particular in this Focus on the Family podcast.
Why Nietzsche Was Wrong About Weakness
April 06, 2026 — The Gospel Coalition
In this Gospel Coalition article, Dr. Matthew J. Hall, provost and senior vice president, shares about how Friedrich Nietzsche's views on strength were wrong and uses the biblical Paul as an example of a graceful sufferer. Hall argues that it is in our weakness where God's strength is on full display.