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4 days ago | 
biola.edu | Sean McDowell |Scott Rae |Erik Thoennes |Carmen Joy Imes
with Carl TruemanSean McDowell, Scott Rae — June 24, 2025What is critical theory and why is it so vital for Christians to understand today? What are its historical roots and where do we see it manifest today? Carl Trueman is one of the leading Christian social critics today and he has a new book To Change All Worlds.
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1 week ago | 
biola.edu | Scott Rae |Erik Thoennes |Sean McDowell |Carmen Joy Imes
Scott Rae is professor of Christian ethics and dean of the faculty at Talbot School of Theology. A noted Christian scholar and ethicist, Scott is the author of such books as Moral Choices: An Introduction to Ethics; Business for the Common Good; and Beyond Integrity: A Judeo-Christian Approach to Business Ethics.
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1 week ago | 
biola.edu | Scott Rae |Sean McDowell |Yohan Lee |Carmen Joy Imes
Despite medicine’s remarkable advances, has it actually taken a wrong turn and lost something pretty important? What is the dominant worldview of medicine and health care today and how has that affected both patients and health care providers? What are the virtues that should govern health care to get it back on track?
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2 weeks ago | 
biola.edu | Carmen Joy Imes |Scott Rae |Sean McDowell |Yohan Lee
Carmen Imes, Scott Rae — June 13, 2025This week, Scott and guest host Carmen Imes discuss:
Can AI romantic chatbots become dangerously addictive? Exploring the emotional and ethical consequences of these pseudo-relationships. What do couples do with leftover embryos after IVF? A Psychology Today article opens a discussion on grief, responsibility, and the image of God.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
christianitytoday.com | Carmen Joy Imes
How the concept of reciprocity can build up the church. I can still remember sitting at the desk, shading the tiny white bubbles gray as I made my way down the page, No. 2 pencil in hand. I was about 13 years old, and I had never taken a multiple-choice test quite like this. What would the results say about me, and what would that mean for my future? The answers wouldn't showcase my math or social studies skills but my spiritual gifts.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
christianitytoday.com | Carmen Joy Imes
In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus calls his divided followers to pursue unity as the family of God. The church today is divided, polarized by the many social and political factions vying for our attention and allegiance. In the US, we're emerging from a contentious election season in which many Christian voters felt strongly about their choice (whether to vote for a particular candidate or to abstain altogether) and expressed dismay at fellow Christians for choosing differently.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
biola.edu | Carmen Joy Imes
This event is free to attend. This strange Old Testament story resolves Moses' identity issues and underscores the importance of fearing and obeying God. We cannot lead others where we ourselves are unwilling to go. Dr. Imes is associate professor of Old Testament at Biola. She's the author of Bearing God's Name and Being God's Image, and she loves helping students discover the relevance of the Old Testament for the Christian life.
Questions? Contact:(562) [email protected]
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Aug 26, 2024 | 
pastortheologians.com | Carmen Joy Imes
To Be His Image and Bear His Name | Carmen Joy Imes
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
hechoencalifornia1010.com | Carmen Joy Imes
Los Salmos capturan toda la gama de la experiencia humana: personal y colectiva; triste y de regocijo; y nos recuerda de la fidelidad de Dios a la vez que nos hace preguntarnos qué ha sido de ella. El libro bíblico, que ha sido elevado en oración por generaciones de creyentes, nos invita a entrar en la presencia de Dios con una honestidad penetrante. Para aquellos de nosotros criados en la positividad del evangelicalismo moderno, los salmos de lamento pueden resultar sorprendentes.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
christianitytoday.com | Carmen Joy Imes
The Psalms capture the full range of human experience. Personal and collective, sorrowful and rejoicing, remembering God's faithfulness and wondering what has become of it-the biblical book, prayed by generations of believers, invites us to enter God's presence with piercing honesty. For those of us weaned on the positivity of American evangelicalism, the psalms of lament can take us aback. The authenticity of their angst pushes the boundaries of what we have witnessed in corporate prayer.
