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  • Biola News

    Imagination Summit 2013

    Speaking Their Language: Tools to Capture Student Imaginations

    Hilary Larkins — 

    This year's Imagination Summit 2013 was focused on providing a “for-faculty, by-faculty” discussion about how Biola professors can use technology...

  • Biola News

    Students Devote Easter Break to Serving Others

    Students reflect on mission trips to Honduras and Utah

    Rachel Snyder — 

    While most college students relax or vacation over Easter break, 58 Biola students chose to devote their breaks to serving others. Two teams of...

  • Biola News

    Biola Women Make History, Win GSAC Track and Field Title

    Biola's women's track and field team won the GSAC Track and Field Championship — the first in program history — while the men finished a program-best third place

    Jeff Hoffman — 

    ÂÜÀòÊÓÆ” women's track and field team won its first-ever GSAC Track and Field Championship while the men finished a program-best third place...

  • Biola News

    Biola Tackles Topic of Forgiveness During Time of Tragedy

    Forgiveness Awareness Week features nationally-recognized speakers and offers resources for students

    Carissa Lehmkuhl — 

    In light of recent national tragedies such as the Sandy Hook shooting and Boston Marathon bombings, Biola’s “Forgiveness Awareness Week” addressed...

  • Biola News

    Women's Basketball Coach Bethany Miller Leads Team Into Next Year

    Coach Miller ('03) reflects on her time and team at Biola

    Rachel Snyder — 

    Bethany Miller (‘03) became the assistant coach for Biola’s women’s basketball team only a year after graduating. Since accepting the position of...

  • Biola News

    Public Relations Student to Serve on National Committee

    Jessica Airey elected 2013-2014 National Vice President of Advocacy for Public Relations Student Society of America

    Staff — 

    Journalism major Jessica Airey recently made Biola University history by becoming the first Biola student elected to serve on the Public Relations...

  • Biola News

    Forgiveness Awareness Week

    Biola welcomed students back from Easter Break with Forgiveness Awareness Week, April 8 through 12.

    Hilary Larkins — 

    Biola welcomed students back from Easter Break withForgiveness Awareness Week, April 8 through 12.The week gave studentsa variety ofopportunities...

  • Biola News

    Biola Named One of the Nation’s Greenest Colleges

    University featured in The Princeton Review's ‘Guide to 322 Green Colleges’

    Jenna Bartlo — 

    ÂÜÀòÊÓÆ” one of the 322 most environmentally responsible colleges in the United States and Canada, according to The Princeton Review’s newly...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Great Expectations

    Dave Keehn — 

    There is a pressure that is constantly battling around us to give people whatever they want. When you are younger it was labeled peer pressure. However, as we grow older the peer pressures continues throughout life, we just call them “Expectations”


  • The Good Book Blog

    Origins Today Event with Dr. John Walton

    Kenneth Way — 

    Dr. John Walton, Professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College and Graduate School, will present “Origins Today: Genesis Through Ancient Eyes” at Biola University. John Walton’s work on Genesis 1-3 offers a fresh perspective on the complex issue of faith and science by seeking to understand the message of Scripture within its ancient context.

  • Biola News

    Jay Sullenger Tabbed to Head Biola Baseball Program

    Jay Sullenger has been selected to head the Biola University baseball team beginning next season

    Jeff Hoffman — 

    LA MIRADA, Calif. — Biola University Director of Athletics Dave Holmquist announced Monday that Jay Sullenger has been selected to head the Biola...

  • The Good Book Blog

    A Gospel Parable of the Kite

    Doug Huffman — 

    A search of the Internet will reveal several different kite parables, including one in support of the (un-Christian) idea that by holding tight to the string of God’s commandments people can fly themselves up into the heavens. I’d like to suggest a different kite parable, one that is more in keeping with Christian orthodoxy. My parable focuses on the kite itself (not the string) as the gospel of salvation through faith in Christ alone, but not a faith that is alone.

  • Business. Ministry. Life.

    Understanding Financial Ratios from a Management Perspective (part 1)

    Nick Sherwin — 

    Every semester in Strategic Management, the capstone course for our graduating seniors, I discuss the analysis of financial ratios. I’ve found very...

  • The Good Book Blog

    The Secret to Becoming Irrelevant: Spend All Your Time Trying to Be Relevant

    Thaddeus Williams — 

    Often times it seems that harder the church tries to be relevant, the more irrelevant we become. The Bible is full of this kind of upside down logic. The self-clingers lose themselves, the prideful end up humbled, those jostling to be first end last, and, now it seems, those trying the hardest to be relevant end up most irrelevant. Thaddeus Williams explores what happens when the church puts relevance to culture ahead of reverence to Christ.

  • Biola News

    New Online Credential to Meet Growing Need for Special Education Teachers

    Biola University is one of few Christian universities to offer special education credential online

    Jenna Bartlo — 

    Biola University’s School of Education is on the cutting edge of employment growth opportunities in education with the recent launch of a special...

  • The Good Book Blog

    An Ancient Word for "Righteousness"

    Joanne Jung — 

    Something to ponder about an ancient Chinese word...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Two wills in Jesus?

    John McKinley — 

    Dyothelitism means that Jesus possesses two wills, one divine and one human. God the Father and God the Son are distinct persons, but they share the same divine will. The difference of Jesus’ will from his Father’s will in Gethsemane is his human will. By incarnation, God the Son took up a second way of living as a man. He now possesses two natures. Each nature is complete, including a will for each. I define will as the spiritual capacity for desires and choice in the exercise of personal agency. A caution to remember is that these are mysterious operations (desiring, choosing) of mysterious realities (persons, wills, Trinity) that may leave us continuing to wonder even after thinking it all through as best we can. We will consider briefly Jesus’ divine will, his human will, the situation of Gethsemane, and how this affects our thinking about the Trinity.

  • The Good Book Blog

    La reflexiĂłn por el pecado y la celebraciĂłn de la resurrecciĂłn

    Octavio Esqueda — 

    Esta semana se conmemoran los dĂ­as mĂĄs importantes para el cristianismo y, por consiguiente, para todo el mundo. La muerte y resurrecciĂłn de Jesucristo marcan el eje central de nuestra fe. Durante la semana santa recordamos la muerte de JesĂșs en la cruz por nuestros pecados y su victoria sobre la muerte a travĂ©s de su gloriosa resurrecciĂłn.

  • The Good Book Blog

    Bunnies, Malted Milk Balls, and the Crucifixion

    Steve Porter — 

    While Christians decry the secularization of Christmas, the spirit of that season (gift-giving, twinkling lights, warm cocoa) coalesces rather well with the celebration of God coming to earth in the birth of Jesus. Easter is more difficult. For the Christian, the meaning of Easter is directly connected to the brutal and unjust execution of the one born in Bethlehem. Easter is the exuberance of the empty tomb, and yet it stands in solidarity with the alienation of a blood stained cross.

  • Biola News

    National Women's History Month Events

    Biola University joined the nation in celebrating Women’s History Month with a series of events during the month of March

    Hilary Larkins — 

    On Tuesday, March 5, a documentary screening called "It's a Girl" was shown in Calvary Chapel. This documentary film told the stories of abandoned...

  • Biola News

    Biola Donates Thousands of Clothing Items to the Los Angeles Dream Center

    Biola partners with Los Angeles Dream Center for second annual clothes drive in honor of National Women's History Month

    Cassandra Acosta — 

    More than 2,000 pieces of business clothing, shoes and accessories were delivered to the women of the Los Angeles Dream Center — a residential...

  • The Good Book Blog

    What God is Doing in This World and Prayer

    David Talley — 

    Can anything good come out of Kansas City? Absolutely! A global event is taking place there now at the International House of Prayer. You are invited to participate in what God is doing.

  • Business. Ministry. Life.

    New Law Means You Don't Have to Share

    Thomas Wilson — 

    For some time now, employers have been requesting Facebook passwords, as well as other social media information, from people interviewing for open...

  • Biola News

    Biola Alumnus Debuts in LA Opera Production

    The Flying Dutchman opens in March featuring Arnold Geis (‘12)

    Carissa Lehmkuhl — 

    Alumnus Arnold Geis (‘12) will perform in his first show with the LA Opera this March as a professional vocalist. While an undergraduate at Biola,...

  • The Good Book Blog

    For and Against: The Majority Text Approach to Textual Criticism

    Kenneth Berding — 

    Which is the best Greek text to use when translating the New Testament? Some people argue for a “majority text” (a text like the one that lies behind the KVJ or the NKJV but none of the other major translations). What are the arguments that have been put forth in favor of the superiority of the Byzantine (majority) text of the Greek New Testament? How would you respond to someone who insisted that the majority text approach is correct?