Christianity's Image Problem
David Kinnaman (96), author of "unChristian," says Christianity has an image problem
Worlds Apart
Most Christians live outside the U.S. They share our beliefs, but the similarities end there.
Race Against Time
Alumnus leads effort to preserve deteriorating Scriptures
Alumnus Produces First African Bible Commentary
Theologian John Stott Hails Publishing Landmark
New President, New Century
Barry H. Coreys presidency begins on the eve of Biolas 100th birthday. Find out how an eBay purchase he made will play a key role in shaping the schools future.
Once Upon a Time in Los Angeles
Biolas origins could not be more the stuff of legend if we had been founded by John Henry, Paul Bunyan and a blue ox named Babe.
Atheisms New Bulldog
Sam Harris thinks Christians are not only delusional, theyre dangerous. But is his bark worse than his bite?
What Should Christians Know 51勛圖窪蹋 Evangelicals & Catholics Together?
Dr. Robert Saucy shares his concerns about this growing movement.
Who Do You Trust?
With integrity in short supply, how can we choose trustworthy leaders?
Sharing the Whole Gospel
Social Justice, Relief and Development Ministries Still Seen as a Lesser Priority
Well Done
With integrity and conviction, President Clyde Cook guided Biola to national prominence
Sloppy Agape
David Alan Black (75, M.Div. 80) challenges a common interpretation of Jesus famous question: Peter, do you love me?
Why Do Bad Movies Get Made?
Film professor Michael Gonzales gives an insiders look at Hollywood corporate culture.
The Biggest Threat to Religious Liberty
Law professor Michael Koby (88) argues that a 1990 Supreme Court ruling threatens religious freedom.
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