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Episode 55: Civility Matters with Andrew Sullivan, Part 1
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, Andrew Sullivan — October 10, 2022
Civility is a requirement for a healthy republic. But we seem to be losing faith in civility, and people are confused on what civility involves...
The Good Book Blog
What is “Civil Religion” and How is it Dangerous? (Book Review)
Markus Zehnder — October 07, 2022
A Plea Against the Overreach of Civil Government and its Support Through a Submissive Church
The Good Book Blog
How the Miracles Of Jesus Compare with other “Miracle-Workers”
Sean McDowell — October 03, 2022
It’s not uncommon to hear a critic dismiss the miracle stories of Jesus by saying, “There may be miracle claims in the stories about Jesus, but...
Student Life Blog
LinkedIn vs. Handshake: Which Should I Use?
Jeffrey Yuen — October 03, 2022
Jeffrey Yuen ('19) is a Ph.D. student at Rosemead School of Psychology Planning for a career can be a challenging experience and one may wonder...
The Good Book Blog
You Don’t Always Get What You Want
William Lane Craig — September 30, 2022
This is a Q & A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question If God wants something and man wants the...
Business. Ministry. Life.
How Simple Modern’s Founder Mike Beckham Does Business Differently
When generosity is more than words, a company can go off-script and still be successful
John Tuttle — September 29, 2022
“We view Simple Modern through a stewardship lens. The company is not mine.”
Think Biblically
Jesus and Social Media
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — September 29, 2022
If Jesus were physically present today, would he use social media? And if so, to what end? What can we learn from the life and teachings of Jesus...
The Good Book Blog
Celebrating the Legacy of Walt Russell
The Good Book Blog — September 28, 2022
Dr. Walter Bo Russell, former professor of Bible exposition at Talbot School of Theology, passed away on Saturday, September 3, 2022. Below is a...
Student Life Blog
Three Ways to Combat Stress and Burnout this Semester
How exercise, sleep and nutrition can help you feel better
Cooper Mootz — September 26, 2022
Okay, let’s face it: syllabus week is long gone and we’re facing the reality of being back in classes. Now we’re left with approaching midterms and...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 54: Silence and Civility, Part 2
Stephanie Bennett, Timothy Muehlhoff — September 26, 2022
Tim resumes the discussion with Stephanie Bennett (Ph.D.) on her new book, Silence, Civility, and Sanity: Hope for Humanity in a Digital Age....
The Good Book Blog
3 Surprising Truths (and Myths) about the Apostles
Sean McDowell — September 26, 2022
Was Thomas really a doubter? Did “Saul” the persecutor have his name changed to “Paul” the missionary at his conversion? Was Simon part of the...
Business. Ministry. Life.
God Gives Growth: A Biblical Perspective on Investment Returns
Keeping perspective in the investment process requires Godly discernment
Shane Enete — September 23, 2022
“The problem with my prayers was that everything was about me and my agency: ‘Lord, bless my amazing planting and my sufficient watering!’”
Think Biblically
Rembrandt is in the Wind
with Russ Ramsey
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — September 22, 2022
We freely admit that truth and goodness are important, but not so much for the concept of beauty. Frankly, art bores lots of us. How do we make art...
The Good Book Blog
Personas, Platforms, and Profits
Kenneth Berding — September 21, 2022
About a year ago I spent a couple hours talking with my long-time friend, Adam Day (a professor at Tyndale Seminary in Amsterdam, the Netherlands),...
The Good Book Blog
Young Latino Protestants On the Rise
Oscar Merlo — September 20, 2022
Young Latino protestants are rising as the fastest-growing segment of evangelicals in America. Biola University’s 43rd Biola Hispanic Conference...
The Good Book Blog
Jóvenes Protestantes Latinos en Alza: La conferencia apoyará a los líderes eclesiásticos hispanos
Oscar Merlo — September 20, 2022
Los jóvenes protestantes Latinos se están convirtiendo en el segmento de mayor crecimiento de los evangélicos en Estados Unidos. La 43ª Conferencia...
GRIT
Not Brown Enough
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month
Kaile Bravo — September 19, 2022
“My parents would be disappointed if they met you” My 15-year-old self could not believe this came out of someone's mouth. I asked the girl sitting...
Biola News
Torrey Honors College Celebrates Constitution Day
Special guest Dr. Ralph Rossum will give a lecture in observance of the holiday
Sarah Dougher — September 16, 2022
Since 2005, the United States has observed Constitution Day on September 17, which is the celebration of the very day in 1787 when 39 delegates to...
Think Biblically
Celebrities for Jesus
with Katelyn Beaty
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — September 15, 2022
We often get excited when a celebrity comes to faith in Christ—they can use their platform for the gospel. But what happens when pastors and...
The Good Book Blog
The Chronicler Teaches Us What it Means to “Seek” the Lord
Kenneth Berding — September 14, 2022
I recently stumbled upon a delightful biblical discovery while doing a word search on the word “seek.” I discovered that the most common place in...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 53: Silence and Civility, Part 1
Stephanie Bennett, Timothy Muehlhoff — September 12, 2022
Stephanie Bennett (Ph.D.) joins Tim to discuss her new book, Silence, Civility, and Sanity: Hope for Humanity in a Digital Age. In this episode,...
Biola News
U.S. News Ranks Biola University in Top Tier of America’s 2023 Best National Universities
Biola is recognized on six special recognition lists including Best Value Schools and Best Undergraduate Teaching
Sarah Dougher — September 12, 2022
Once again, Biola University has been named one of America’s best colleges, earning a spot in the highest tier of the “best national universities”...
The Good Book Blog
Overcome Apathy by Recommitting to the Basics
Uche Anizor — September 12, 2022
If you’ve ever experienced seasons of feeling fairly indifferent about spiritual things, you may have wondered how you got to that place. While...
GRIT
Graves into Gardens
A season for change.
Kaile Bravo — September 11, 2022
July came and I had what felt like the worst week of my life. My dog died, I got broken up with, I had problems with housing and while all of this...
The Good Book Blog
The Right-Side-Up Kingdom
Joanne Jung, Eric Oldenburg — September 09, 2022
How We Think and Talk About the Kingdom of God Jesus did not come to turn the world upside down. How does that statement strike you? Does it...