Last year, Biola’s Board of Trustees released a new document, The Statement of Biblical Principles, to help articulate the university’s Christian...

This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Dear Dr Craig, I have a very...

Almost everywhere you go and almost everything you do has been in some way affected by COVID-19. Almost every station on TV is focused on this news...

I have heard Christians say as a matter of fact that “God sees all sin as the same.” Often, there can be some humility in this sentiment, since I...

One of the greatest rewards as a professor is seeing lightbulbs come on in a student’s mind. When a question is so pressing and the student feels...

Spring 2020 was unlike any other in the history of Biola University and Talbot School of Theology. COVID–19 disrupted many of the much-anticipated...

I have noticed when reading biblical passages that I prefer to identify with the good people in the narrative or background of the epistle. Often...

Unless we have biblically-derived reasons for doing something contrary to what the government has ordered, we should seek to faithfully carry out whatever has been directed, even when doing so makes us uncomfortable or appears unreasonable.

With the alarming rise of abuse and even trafficking happening during this global crisis, we must not forget these victims in our prayers and in our acts of loving support.

No solamente Dios es bueno de una manera general, sino que es nuestro refugio de una manera personal.

Not only is God generally good, but He is our refuge in a personal way.

The presence and power of Jesus in your life has more impact than COVID-19 upon your life.

Dear Church. This is not business as usual with the exception that everything is online now. People have died by the thousands over the past few...

Talbot’s new MA – Classical Theology is offering a summer seminar course on Christology. What better way to spend some summer hours? Jesus Christ,...

It is late April, 2020. and in North America we’ve been grappling with the rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus and its impact on all aspects of our...

¡En estos tiempos de coronavirus, necesito este recordatorio mas que nunca! Mi perro se llama Barça, como el famoso equipo de futbol. Es un golden...

During the present coronavirus crisis, many of us (excepting some, such as our heroic front-line workers and people raising small children) have...

There has been reports recently of the North Korean leader, Kim Jung Un, being in frail condition with his health. While we don’t know his true...

A few thoughts on virtual communion from different perspectives.

We run on hope. Hope gets us out of bed—it energizes us, it focuses our attention, it pulls us out of ourselves. Hope overcomes our fears. As Tim...

By “keeping track,” I mean that God is watching and remembering everything that we are doing. This might seem creepy and a violation of privacy if...

Do you remember when you began your degree program for that exciting career? Whether studying theology, medicine, literature – it was an electric...

From its debut in 2017, Didaktikos* has included an article on pedagogy in every issue. I enjoyed contributing an article on pedagogy for online...

This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question I purchased your set of children’...

As the reality of this COVID-19 pandemic settles in more and more, with no clear end in sight, the stress and strains on relationships and within...