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Talbot Magazine
From the Dean: Summer 2026
Ed Stetzer — August 27, 2026
By now, you’ve probably seen the discussion about a possible revival. Reports of renewed spiritual interest, increased Bible sales, and growing...
Talbot Magazine
Talbot Seminary is Headed to Phoenix in a Big Way
Ed Stetzer — August 27, 2026
The boards of Phoenix Seminary and Biola University have both voted for Phoenix Seminary to become Talbot Seminary Phoenix, bringing together two...
Talbot Magazine
Talbot Launches ‘Hope for Kids in Care’ Initiative
Lilly Endowment-funded initiative will equip churches to serve foster families
Robyn Roberts — August 27, 2026
They arrive like any other family; except they are not quite like any other family. As they walk through the church doors, the parents quietly...
Talbot Magazine
Faculty Profile: Summer 2026
Jamie N. Sanchez (Associate Dean of the Global Division)
Ben Shin — August 27, 2026
Dr. Jamie Sanchez is the Associate Dean of the Global Division and Doctoral Programs at Talbot School of Theology. She joined Biola in 2016 and...
Talbot Magazine
Shelf Life: Summer 2026
Talbot Magazine Staff — August 27, 2026
Finding Freedom in Jesus: The 21 Attributes of Your Identity in Christ JP Foster, Co-Author M.A. ‘15, D.Min. ‘23, Ministry Affiliate Faculty ...
Talbot Magazine
Book Excerpt: How (Not) to Create a Vision for Your Church
Gary McIntosh — August 27, 2026
Q: My church spent a lot of time developing a new vision, but it didn’t seem to help. Why do you think that is? Much more than a vision is needed...
Talbot Magazine
Alumni Profile: Summer 2026
Eliot Luongo (M.Div. ‘10), co-lead pastor at the Vine Church
Ben Shin — August 27, 2026
Eliot Luongo didn’t grow up in the church, but God used a friend invitation to a Korean-American congregation to spark a lifelong calling. Today,...
Talbot Magazine
Best of the Blog: Summer 2026
5 urgent evangelical challenges in the coming years
Ed Stetzer — August 27, 2026
Many say it been a tough decade for us evangelical Christians. The media say that Christianity is in great decline. We hear that most young...
The Good Book Blog
What Are The Highest Priorities For Pastors In Training?
Ben Shin — August 26, 2026
As a seminary professor, I have the privilege of preparing students to be future pastors. I’m often asked the question: What are the priorities...
Biola News
Barry H. Corey to Release Fourth Book, "Necessary Burdens"
Co-authored by leadership coach and psychologist John Townsend, the book explores the unspoken realities that accompany executive leadership
Sarah Dougher — August 25, 2026
Leadership brings both honor and hidden weight, especially for those at the top. While leadership looks impressive from the outside, from the...
Think Biblically
Michael Heiser on Angels and Demons
With Joel Muddamalle
Sean McDowell — August 25, 2026
Has the church largely misunderstood the nature and origin of angels and demons? Are there other heavenly divine beings that are not angelic or...
Biola News
Engineering Students Create Drone Dedicated to Former Chief of Campus Safety
'The O Drone’ is a heavy-duty model with capabilities to carry a variety of payloads
Sarah Dougher — August 24, 2026
Years before his passing in August 2025, former Biola Chief of Campus Safety John Ojeisekhoba, affectionately known as “Chief O,” envisioned a...
The Good Book Blog
Welcome to a New Academic Year at Talbot School of Theology
Ed Stetzer — August 24, 2026
The academic year follows a different rhythm than the traditional calendar. Rather than beginning in January, ours begins in the fall — a season of...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 156: Come Alongside And Seek To Understand
Rick Langer, Crawford Loritts, Timothy Muehlhoff — August 24, 2026
Although dissent has long been a part of our country, in today “argument culture” we approach people who hold different views as combatants. Have...
The Good Book Blog
The Sick Fruit of our Speech in an Age of Platforming
Kyle Strobel — August 21, 2026
This post is going to begin a series of wrestling through our speech, which means it is going to begin a series of reflection where we think about...
Think Biblically
Weekly Cultural Update: Betting on the Palisades Fire; Meta Youth Lawsuits; Young Conservative Socialists; Building AI Influencers
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 21, 2026
Betting on the Palisades Fire: Scott and Sean examine the ethics surrounding Polymarket users placing financial wagers on the 2025 Palisades fire,...
The Good Book Blog
Don’t Skip Chronicles in Your Bible Reading Plan
Carmen Imes — August 19, 2026
This article was originally published in Christianity Today. To the dutiful Bible reader, Chronicles might seem a bit baffling. As we read, we...
Think Biblically
A Christian and Mormon Dialogue
With Grant Underwood
Sean McDowell — August 18, 2026
Where do evangelicals and Mormons agree and where do we disagree? For this unique episode, Sean dialogues with BYU professor Grant Underwood about...
The Good Book Blog
The Gift of Sleep: An Interview with Brett McCracken
Kenneth Berding — August 17, 2026
This past spring, when I learned that Brett McCracken had written a soon-to-be-released book about sleep, I knew that I had to read it as soon as...
The Good Book Blog
Praising Courageous Enemies in the Ancient Near East as the Background to Hardening Pharaoh Heart
Charlie Trimm — August 14, 2026
My research has primarily focused on warfare in the ancient Near East and the implications of that context for understanding the Old Testament....
Think Biblically
Weekly Cultural Update: Michigan's Pass/Fail Grading; AOC & Egg Freezing, AI Viruses, AI Pastor Twin; Canada's Military Prayer Ban
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 14, 2026
University of Michigan Pass/Fail Policy: Sean and Scott critique UMich's decision to shift first-semester freshmen to pass/fail grading, arguing...
Think Biblically
Debating God's Existence
With Adam Lloyd Johnson
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — August 11, 2026
What is the best evidence for God's existence and what are the toughest challenges against it? In this episode, Sean and Scott are joined by...
The Good Book Blog
Is Jesus Anti-Science?
Thaddeus Williams — August 10, 2026
The Bible insists that everything exists for Jesus. He is the Telos, the Goal, the Final Point where all lines converge. ‘But isn’t that such a...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 155: Revisiting What It Means To Be Winsome
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — August 10, 2026
What kinds of stuff do Tim and Rick read? Some of our listeners would like to know. So on today episode they discuss an article on “winsomeness”...
Biola News
Biola Athletics Launches Refreshed Brand Identity
The new visual identity honors the university heritage while reflecting the future of Biola Athletics
Sarah Dougher — August 08, 2026
Biola University Athletics introduced a refreshed brand identity on August 7, 2026, featuring a new Eagle mascot, a redesigned "Biola” script...

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