Grant explores startling truth
Biola professor begins research project on the lack of Christian behavior of seminary graduates.
Students seek involvement in local church
Survey of students shows they value attending church regularly.
Call to extend God’s hospitality
Examples in John and our own life display true hospitality and how we must not keep it to ourselves.
Biola film rolls a Bible story
A student-run Biola short film tells the story of Cain and Abel with a twist.
A friend saw beyond my cultural differences
During her time in Tanzania, Abigail Andersen grew close with a local girl who had the courage to stand up for her.
Theology reigns as queen of sciences
The study of God is not only important in humanities, but also most significant in the sciences.
Women belong in church leadership
The roles women have been given in the church are often based on scriptural interpretations that may not be accurate.
Professor battles bible illiteracy with online program
Kenneth Berding's new "Bible Fluency" program attempts to bridge the gap between illiteracy and fluency.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Biola’s first Afro Roots event sprang to life in the parking lot behind Fluor Fountain. From 7–9 p.m., the event featured...