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Annual Advent Project Guides Readers on Visual, Audio and Written Journey
Biola’s Center for Christianity, Culture and the Arts Advent devotionals feature art, music and poetry
December 05, 2019
Biola’s Center for Christianity, Culture and Arts (CCCA) debuted its seventh online Advent Project on November 30 — a one-of-a kind online daily...
Academics, Cook School of Intercultural Studies, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Two Biola Professors Receive Grants for New Research to Foster Humanitarian Growth
Professors Jamie Sanchez and Julianne Bryant will lead new research funded by grants from the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities
November 27, 2019
Two new research projects related to humanitarian efforts are underway at 51�ԹϺ�� this semester. The research projects, led by Cook...
Academics, Rosemead School of Psychology
Professors Receive Outstanding Awards from the American Psychological Association
Liz Hall and Laura Dryjanska recognized by national psychology association divisions
November 26, 2019
The American Psychological Association (APA) recently recognized two professors for their contributions to the field of psychology. For her...

April 16, 2026 —
In a new Christianity Today article, Carmen Joy Imes, associate professor of Old Testament, explores how Scripture shapes our understanding of “godly resistance.” From the Hebrew midwives in Exodus to modern examples like Corrie ten Boom, she invites readers to consider what it means to fear God above all.
April 13, 2026 —
Tragically, many Christians are virtually ignorant of spiritual warfare. But Dr. Tim Muehlhoff, director of the Winsome Conviction Academy, and his wife, Noreen Muehlhoff, describe how real and significant this issue is, and why Satan targets Christian marriages in particular in this Focus on the Family podcast.
April 06, 2026 —
In this Gospel Coalition article, Dr. Matthew J. Hall, provost and senior vice president, shares about how Friedrich Nietzsche's views on strength were wrong and uses the biblical Paul as an example of a graceful sufferer. Hall argues that it is in our weakness where God's strength is on full display.