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Category: Summer 2017 Issue

  • No Disconnect

    How Online Learning Can Build Character and Community

    Joanne Jung — 

    Creating an effective communal environment for learning can be challenging. Technology used well, however, has proven instrumental in addressing and accomplishing these tasks.

  • YHWH & Genocide

    Reflections on an Unpleasant Topic in the Old Testament

    Charlie Trimm — 

    While the old testament contains multiple 鈥渦npleasant鈥 topics for modern readers of the Bible, most likely none are as serious as the question of YHWH鈥檚 commanded destruction of the Canaanites. To say the point bluntly, YHWH鈥檚 commands to Israel in Deuteronomy 7:1鈥2 sound suspiciously like genocide: 鈥淵ou must devote them to complete destruction鈥 (Deut. 7:1鈥2, ESV). The people of Israel followed those instructions when they conquered Jericho (Josh. 6:20鈥21).

  • Shelf Life

    Recent publications from our very own Talbot Faculty.

    Gary McIntosh, Ryan Peterson, Scott Rae, Kenneth Way — 

    Growing God鈥檚 Church: How People Are Actually Coming to Faith Today; Introducing Christian Ethics: A Short Guide to Making Moral Choices; The Imago Dei as Human Identity: A Theological Interpretation; Judges and Ruth, Teach the Text Commentary Series

  • Book Excerpt: The Empowering Spirit

    Excerpt adapted from "Ephesians (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament)," by Clinton E. Arnold

    Clinton E. Arnold — 

    Ephesians has much to say about the nature and work of the Holy Spirit, but one of the most important features of the Spirit鈥檚 work is that he represents the empowering presence of God in the lives of believers.

  • Best of the Blog

    Biblical Necessities? Or Theological Explanations?

    Kenneth Berding — 

    In recent years, I have been helped in my study of the Bible by employing an informal distinction between 鈥渂iblical necessities鈥 and 鈥渢heological explanations.鈥 Of all the classes I teach at Talbot, this distinction has been most helpful to students taking a class I teach called 鈥淧auline Theology: Romans.鈥 Since some of my students have benefitted from this distinction, I thought you might appreciate reading about it.

  • News Briefs

    M.Div. Program Reduced From 96 to 79 Credits, M.A. Programs Reduced From 64 to 49 Credits, Talbot Rolls Out Three Fully Online M.A. Program Concentrations

    Talbot Magazine Staff — 

    Over the past two years, Talbot faculty have been working hard and creatively to streamline the curriculum in the Master of Divinity program.

  • Faculty Profile: Michael Thigpen

    Executive Director of ETS Joins Talbot鈥檚 Faculty

    Jeanette Pifer — 

    Michael Thigpen, one of Talbot鈥檚 newest faculty members, not only transplanted himself from Kentucky to California, but he has also brought the main office for the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) as he maintains his role as its executive director.

  • William Lane Craig Named in Biola's First Endowed Chair

    Joanna Wu — 

    An endowed chair has been established in recognition of William Lane Craig, a world-renowned philosopher and theologian who has been teaching at Talbot School of Theology for more than 20 years.

  • New Center Established to Focus on Work of the Holy Spirit

    Donor-funded initiative aims for more spiritual transformation and empowerment for evangelism

    Jason Newell — 

    What would happen if Biola were more intentional about understanding the work of the Holy Spirit and developing a greater passion to be led by the empowering and life-giving Spirit of God?

  • From the Dean

    Clinton E. Arnold — 

    Sundoulos served us well for many years. But not everyone knew what the term 鈥渟undoulos鈥 meant. As much as I like Greek, that is the danger of quoting it in your sermons, Bible studies and magazine names. 鈥淪undoulos鈥 is a fellow servant, and our intent is to be just that. We want to continue to serve you in the ministries where God has called you.