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This week, citizens of the United States are pondering once again what it means to be American. Personally, I am deeply grateful that God permitted...

I stumbled upon a new spiritual discipline this past year. It isn’t new in the sense that no one has ever done it before—quite to the contrary (see...

Sometimes we need to spiritually step outside of our historical and cultural setting to adequately engage the demands of our own cultural moment....

“Con alma de convicción y con voz de valentía” (A Soul of Conviction, A Voice of Courage) es una frase que utilizó la Universidad Biola hace unos años y que acertadamente refleja la actitud que necesitamos para enfrentar la situación que estamos viviendo.

“A Soul of Conviction, A Voice of Courage” is a phrase that ��ݮ��Ƶ used a few years ago and that fittingly reflects the necessary attitude we need to face the present situation we are experiencing.

The following post has been circulating on Facebook. Two thousand years ago, Jesus ended the debate on which lives matter. He died for all....

We are a nation that is deeply hurting. And we are a nation in crisis.

What does the LORD require of me during these days of turmoil?

I have been reading Devoted to God: Blueprints for Sanctification by Sinclair Ferguson (Banner of Truth, 2016). Among the many things I appreciate...

This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Hello Dr. Craig - please help me...

With the COVID-19 pandemic now reaching over 340,000 deaths worldwide, and 100,000 deaths in the US alone, there is great mourning all around us....

I once spoke with a teenager who had returned from a spiritually impacting week at a Christian camp. During that week the Lord had profoundly...

This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Hello Dr. Craig, First and...

As we awaken and go through this day, I want to encourage you with the words of an amazing hymn that has been enjoyed by many Christians through...

Last year, Biola’s Board of Trustees released a new document, The Statement of Biblical Principles, to help articulate the university’s Christian...

This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Dear Dr Craig, I have a very...

Almost everywhere you go and almost everything you do has been in some way affected by COVID-19. Almost every station on TV is focused on this news...

I have heard Christians say as a matter of fact that “God sees all sin as the same.” Often, there can be some humility in this sentiment, since I...

Spring 2020 was unlike any other in the history of ��ݮ��Ƶ and Talbot School of Theology. COVID–19 disrupted many of the much-anticipated...

One of the greatest rewards as a professor is seeing lightbulbs come on in a student’s mind. When a question is so pressing and the student feels...

I have noticed when reading biblical passages that I prefer to identify with the good people in the narrative or background of the epistle. Often...

Unless we have biblically-derived reasons for doing something contrary to what the government has ordered, we should seek to faithfully carry out whatever has been directed, even when doing so makes us uncomfortable or appears unreasonable.

With the alarming rise of abuse and even trafficking happening during this global crisis, we must not forget these victims in our prayers and in our acts of loving support.

Not only is God generally good, but He is our refuge in a personal way.

No solamente Dios es bueno de una manera general, sino que es nuestro refugio de una manera personal.