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The Good Book Blog
Semillas y Suelos
Kevin Lawson — August 30, 2024
Juntándose una gran multitud, y los que de cada ciudad venían a él, les dijo por parábola: « El sembrador salió a sembrar su semilla; y mientras...
Think Biblically
Cultural Update: Parental stress; Does Christian persecution exist in the US?; Selective moral outrage
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 30, 2024
This week, Sean & Scott discuss: The U.S. Surgeon General addresses the overwhelming stress faced by parents and the need for community and...
Business. Ministry. Life.
The Taylor Swift Effect: Lessons for Entrepreneurs
It’s more than a pop phenomenon. It’s business genius.
Jake Aguas, John Tuttle — August 28, 2024
Jake Aguas explains how understanding generational differences helped Taylor Swift become a billionaire.
Biola News
Rosemead Student Receives Grant to Study Executive Functioning in Adults with ADHD
Biola Ph.D. student Alexis Conrad awarded Graduate Research Grant from Psi Chi
Katelyn Ho — August 28, 2024
Alexis Conrad has always had an interest in the brain, making neuropsychology a natural fit when she decided to pursue psychology as a career. The...
The Good Book Blog
Six Biblical Emphases That Also Happen To Be Political
Kenneth Berding — August 28, 2024
Certain biblical themes are increasingly becoming political — at least in many people’s minds. But keep in mind that all six of the biblical themes...
Think Biblically
Unnatural Death
with Richard Weikart
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 27, 2024
What can we learn from the history of euthanasia? What was the view of suicide and euthanasia in the ancient world of the Bible? How did the early...
The Good Book Blog
What Are the Best Questions for Meaningful Spiritual Conversations?
Sean McDowell — August 26, 2024
I love having conversations with people who see the world differently than me. If we treat people with kindness, charity and show a genuine...
The Good Book Blog
Why Wasn’t Saul of Tarsus Convinced?
William Craig — August 23, 2024
Why didn't Saul of Tarsus find the evidence for the Resurrection convincing?
Think Biblically
Cultural Update: Western Civilization's Need for Christianity; Abortion as a Social Good; Designer Babies
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 23, 2024
This week, Scott & Sean discuss: Western civilization's need for Christianity The rising celebration of abortion as a social good reflects a...
The Good Book Blog
How Can I Become a Christian? Here’s a 1900-Year-Old Answer
Kenneth Berding — August 21, 2024
One of my favorite documents from the early church is “To Diognetus,” written sometime in the second century. We don’t know the identity of the...
Think Biblically
Human Nature: A Vital Doctrine
with Katie McCoy
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 20, 2024
Humanity is perhaps the most pressing doctrinal issue today. Katie McCoy, co-author of the new book Humanity, believes that a proper understanding...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 103: Pluralism and Cultivating Civil Citizenry
John Inazu, Rick Langer — August 19, 2024
What are our expectations for rules of engagement in building a healthy democracy? What shared commitments can we make in our civic aspirations? At the heart of answers to these questions is the issue of pluralism, which was one of the founding creeds of the United States for helping to live peaceably and with civility despite deeply engrained differences.
The Good Book Blog
What Knowledge is For
Timothy Pickavance — August 19, 2024
While working on the first draft of Knowledge for the Love of God, I didn’t have a contract. Idiosyncratically, I don’t like to sign a contract...
The Good Book Blog
Be Strong and Courageous
Kevin Lawson — August 16, 2024
Be strong and courageous, for you shall cause this people to inherit the land that I swore to their fathers to give them. Only be strong and very...
The Good Book Blog
Esfuérzate y sé Valiente
Kevin Lawson — August 16, 2024
Esfuérzate y sé valiente; porque tú repartirás a este pueblo por heredad la tierra de la cual juré a sus padres que la daría a ellos. Solamente...
Think Biblically
Cultural Update: Olympians Share Their Faith, Vatican's New Stance on Patients in a Vegetative State, Updates on the Gender War in Britain, Choices of a Reverend Puts a Man on Death Row
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 16, 2024
This week, Sean and Scott discuss: Olympians Who Share Their Faith The Vatican Loosens Their Stance on Care for Patients in a Vegetative State...
Becoming Biola
What's in a Biolan's Backpack?
Rebecca Irwin, Kaiden Tolkamp — August 14, 2024
There are countless things you could buy from Target, but no one wants a cluttered bag. We asked two Biola students what they keep with them and...
The Good Book Blog
How Do You Become Better at Asking Meaningful Questions? 3 Quick Ideas
Sean McDowell — August 14, 2024
Do you want to make a lasting impact in the lives of other people? What is the best strategy to do this? It's simple. Ask questions. That's what...
Think Biblically
AI and the Future of Porn
with Christopher Lind
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 13, 2024
How is AI transforming human sexuality? How will AI change the way people create and consume pornography? And is the church ready? We talk with...
The Good Book Blog
I Am Who I Am
William Craig — August 12, 2024
How do you understand the I AM name for God in relation to your views on time and eternity?
Think Biblically
Cultural Update: Birth rate decline, resurgence of syphilis, pregnancy resource centers
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 09, 2024
This week, Sean and Scott discuss: Birth rate decline: Is it a conservative or a progressive issue? Resurgence of syphilis in the U.S. Harassment...
Winsome Conviction
Productive Disagreements on Capitol Hill
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — August 08, 2024
Rick and Tim recently spoke to Senate Democrat and Republican interns on Capitol Hill on how to have productive disagreements, and you can watch their talk at the Faith & Law website.
Biola News
Winsome Conviction Project Engages D.C. Leaders on How to Foster Unity
Professors Tim Muehlhoff and Rick Langer advocate for Christian communicators in the political landscape
Katelyn Ho — August 08, 2024
“Today, 98% of Americans state that incivility is a threat to this country,” said Dr. Tim Muehlhoff, Biola University professor of communication. “...
Becoming Biola
30 Days of Prayer for Your Student
Rebecca Irwin, Kaiden Tolkamp — August 08, 2024
We’ve been praying for your student this summer, and now, in these final weeks before the fall semester begins, we invite you to join us. This...
The Good Book Blog
How Do We Have Important Conversations? 4 Practical Tips
Sean McDowell — August 07, 2024
We live in an angry and divided culture. This is true for politics, ethical issues, religion, and even sports. As a result, many people fear...