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Talbot Magazine
The Road to Renewal: New Insights on the State of the Church from Talbot’s Lead the Way Tour
Ed Stetzer — June 25, 2025
On his cross-country Lead the Way Tour, Ed Stetzer shares insights on the State of the Church, Gen Z and the future of the gospel. In the 18th...
Talbot Magazine
Update on Biblical Literacy: Are There Any Reasons to be Encouraged?
Kenneth Berding — June 25, 2025
Over the past few decades, Christian leaders have been issuing dire warnings about what they perceive to be a precipitous slide toward...
Talbot Magazine
From the Dean: Summer 2025
Ed Stetzer — June 25, 2025
I love chats, graphics, statistics, and data. Good data gives us facts about the way things really are, and I’ve often emphasized that facts are...
Talbot Magazine
Talbot Grows to World’s Third-Largest Multi-Denominational Seminary
Sarah Dougher — June 25, 2025
Talbot School of Theology is now the third-largest multi-denominational seminary in the world and one of the top 10 largest seminaries overall,...
Talbot Magazine
Dr. Wilfred Graves Jr. Named Director of Holy Spirit Center
Talbot Magazine Staff — June 25, 2025
Talbot is delighted to welcome Dr. Wilfred Graves Jr. as the new director of the Center for the Study of the Work and Ministry of the Holy Spirit...
Talbot Magazine
Talbot Launches New Korean-Language Master’s Programs
Eddie Byun — June 25, 2025
Talbot School of Theology has a long and cherished history of partnering with the Korean church. Over the past several decades, many Korean and...
Talbot Magazine
Retirement Tribute to Dr. Rick Langer
David Turner — June 25, 2025
After serving as a pastor for 20 years in Redlands, California, Dr. Rick Langer came to Biola in 2005 to serve as a professor in the Department of...
Talbot Magazine
Faculty Profile: Summer 2025
Clinton E. Arnold
Ben Shin — June 25, 2025
Clint Arnold (B.A. ’80; M.Div. ’83) is the former dean of Talbot (2012–2022) and the past president of the Evangelical Theological Society (2011)....
Talbot Magazine
Shelf Life: Summer 2025
Talbot Magazine Staff — June 25, 2025
Apologetics for an Ever-Changing Culture: A Biblical and Culturally Relevant Approach to Talking 51�� God Sean McDowell Associate Professor of...
Talbot Magazine
Book Excerpt: What it Means to “Set Your Mind on the Things Above” (Colossians 3:1-4)
Talbot Magazine Staff — June 25, 2025
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus called on his disciples to “seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness” (Matt 6:33 ESV). In language...
Talbot Magazine
Alumni Profile: Summer 2025
Terrance Shay (M.Div., ‘10), Family Pastor at First Chinese Baptist Church
Ben Shin — June 25, 2025
Terrence Shay graduated from Talbot in 2010 with a M.Div. in Evangelism and Discipleship. He is looking forward to celebrating his 25th wedding...
Talbot Magazine
Best of the Blog: Summer 2025
Connecting Prayer and the Word
Eddie Byun — June 25, 2025
There is a vital connection that prayer and Scripture have for each other. We cannot have one without the other. We must learn to prayerfully read...
The Good Book Blog
Infinitely Old Time
William Lane Craig — June 25, 2025
This is a Q&A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question I’m a big fan of your work, and I have argued...
Think Biblically
Understanding Critical Theory
with Carl Trueman
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — June 24, 2025
What is critical theory and why is it so vital for Christians to understand today? What are its historical roots and where do we see it manifest...
The Good Book Blog
The Scopes Monkey Trial’s 100-Year Centennial: What You Need to Know
John Bloom — June 23, 2025
This coming July marks the 100th anniversary of the Scopes Monkey Trial, the event, more than any other, that stigmatized Fundamentalist...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 125: Friendship, Neighbor Love, and Religious Disagreement
Greg Johnson, Timothy Muehlhoff, Andrew Reed — June 23, 2025
How do friends who hold differing views of religion and faith maintain a friendship? How do friends handle central and fundamental disagreements...
The Good Book Blog
Integrity in Your Teaching
Kevin Lawson — June 20, 2025
But as for you, teach what accords with sound doctrine . . . Show yourself in all respects to be a model of good works, and in your teaching show...
The Good Book Blog
Muestra Integridad en Tu Enseñanza
Kevin Lawson — June 20, 2025
Pero tú habla lo que está de acuerdo con la sana doctrina. . . . presentándote tú en todo como ejemplo de buenas obras; en la enseñanza mostrando...
Biola News
Biola Alumnus Plays Integral Role in Building Aircraft
Cory Cress’ (’07) career in aerospace has given him an appreciation for the meticulous nature of airplane production and also for the values instilled in him during his time at Biola
Biola Staff — June 20, 2025
As a procurement strategist at a top aerospace company, alumnus Cory Cress (’07) has helped source some of the most important materials on a...
Think Biblically
Cultural Update: Regretting Smartphones; Can Moms Have It All?; Assisted Suicide and the Slippery Slope
Scott Rae, Erik Thoennes — June 20, 2025
This week, Scott is joined by Erik Thoennes, Professor of Theology at Talbot School of Theology. Smartphone Regret Among Parents: A new survey...
The Good Book Blog
Managing Your Time
Gary McIntosh — June 18, 2025
One of the most difficult challenges for a pastor is to determine what to do with one’s time during the day. No one typically holds a pastor...
Biola News
First Private University to Earn Accreditation for New Early Childhood Credential
The School of Education received a $250,000 grant toward student scholarships and curriculum development for a new credential
Sarah Dougher — June 17, 2025
Biola University is one of only eight of the over 750 universities in California to offer the PK-3 Early Childhood Education (ECE) Specialist...
Think Biblically
Medicine’s Wrong Turn?
with Brent Waters
Scott Rae — June 17, 2025
Despite medicine’s remarkable advances, has it actually taken a wrong turn and lost something pretty important? What is the dominant worldview of...
The Good Book Blog
30 Old People in the Bible and Their Advice
Kenneth Berding — June 13, 2025
Last year, I turned 60. I don’t know if I count as an old person yet. Granted, when I was twenty, I thought sixty was ancient, but I now realize...
Biola News
Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts Alumni Debut New Film in Hollywood
Alumni Chris Hartwell (’09) and Josh Sikora (’06) used the skills they learned at Biola to create the dramatic film “Do No Harm”
Nate Bell — June 13, 2025
Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts alumni Chris Hartwell (’09) and Josh Sikora (’06) have been friends since college and are currently...