Biola University | Nationball — A Biola Tradition #Shorts @BiolaUniversity | Uploaded August 2021 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
Biola has many great traditions that date back to past generations of students. These traditions are a unique way to connect with other students and just have fun.
Nationball is a dodgeball competition of epic proportions.
Learn more about Biola's campus traditions at: https://www.biola.edu/student-life/traditions
(An audio described version of this video is available at: youtu.be/zT1zcaShXQk)
Biola has many great traditions that date back to past generations of students. These traditions are a unique way to connect with other students and just have fun.
Nationball is a dodgeball competition of epic proportions.
Learn more about Biola's campus traditions at: https://www.biola.edu/student-life/traditions
(An audio described version of this video is available at: youtu.be/zT1zcaShXQk)
![James Petitfils: Jesus in a Street Fight [Talbot Chapel]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/79BBpaIVlbI/hqdefault.jpg "James Petitfils: Jesus in a Street Fight [Talbot Chapel]
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Talbot School of Theology. Learn more about what it’s like to study at Talbot by visiting https://www.talbot.edu
Dr. James Petitfils completed his doctorate from UCLA in 2013 and joined the undergraduate New Testament department at Biola in 2014. Trained in both New Testament exegesis and the socio-cultural history of the Roman Mediterranean, he researches and publishes on a variety of subjects including storytelling in the Roman world, ancient Christian martyr texts, and leadership in Mediterranean antiquity. Along with research and teaching, he has been a pastor in the South Bay for over 20 years, currently serving as the Beach Pastor at the River Church. He’s been married to his love and partner in ministry, Braelyn, for 15 years and together they have a beautiful daughter, Micelli, and two beach boys, Brixton and Zion. They are also foster parents and have fostered four cute-as-can-be little angels over the last 2 years. James enjoys surfing, family beach days, and burritos.")
![Tim Muehlhoff: Recognizing Gods Common Grace in an Unsettled World [Talbot Chapel]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7v3RzysqyQs/hqdefault.jpg "Tim Muehlhoff: Recognizing Gods Common Grace in an Unsettled World [Talbot Chapel]
While teaching at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tim Muehlhoff received his departments highest award for teaching and has been recognized by the International Communication Association for outstanding teaching. In his M.A. thesis, Muehlhoff developed a method of encouraging civil dialogue and perspective-taking between groups who perceive themselves as morally opposed with no room for, or interest in, connection. Extending his thesis research, his dissertation focused on a performative approach to enriching marital communication. His research interests also include social justice, gender, family communication, interpersonal communication and persuasion. Outside the classroom Muehlhoff and wife Noreen are frequent speakers at marriage conferences and seminars. His current project involves understanding the narratives of oppressed women in rural parts of New Delhi, India.
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Talbot School of Theology. Learn more about what it’s like to study at Talbot by visiting https://www.talbot.edu")
![Carmen Imes: Will This Ever End? [Talbot Chapel]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8U43EszULEA/hqdefault.jpg "Carmen Imes: Will This Ever End? [Talbot Chapel]
Dr. Carmen Imes brings to Biola a passion for helping students and other laypeople engage the Old Testament and discover its relevance for Christian identity and mission. Since the release of her book, Bearing Gods Name: Why Sinai Still Matters (IVP 2019), Imes has appeared on more than 40 podcasts and radio shows and launched her own YouTube channel where she releases weekly Torah Tuesday videos. She is a guest blogger for Christianity Today, The Political Theology Network, and The Well (InterVarsitys blog for women in the academy and professions). Imes is also a frequent speaker at churches, conferences, and retreats. She previously served as professor of Old Testament and program coordinator for Bible and Theology at Prairie College in Alberta, Canada. Before earning her Ph.D. from Wheaton College, Carmen and her husband served as missionaries in the Philippines with SIM International, reaching out to ethnic minorities. Imes loves introducing students to the rich insights of the global church.
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Talbot School of Theology. Learn more about what it’s like to study at Talbot by visiting https://www.talbot.edu")
![Knowledge for the Love of God (with Tim Pickavance) [Think Biblically Podcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8wD0YgsUZb0/hqdefault.jpg "Knowledge for the Love of God (with Tim Pickavance) [Think Biblically Podcast]
What does it mean to have knowledge of God—is it similar to knowledge in the sciences, etc.? Is there a dichotomy between faith in God and knowledge of God? How does our knowledge of God connect with our spiritual lives being a matter of the heart? We’ll answer these questions and more with our guest, Dr. Tim Pickavance, author of Knowledge for the Love of God, and interim Dean of Talbot.
Subscribe to the Think Biblically podcast wherever you listen to podcasts: https://think-biblically.buzzsprout.com/share")
