Ed Stetzer
Dean @TalbotTheology, Edtr @OutreachMag, Pstr @MarinersChurch, Dstngushd Vstng Scholar @WycliffeHall at Oxford, Missiologist, Posts auto delete, can’t read DMs.
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biola.edu | Ed Stetzer
Talbot is delighted to welcome Dr. Wilfred Graves Jr. as the new director of the Center for the Study of the Work and Ministry of the Holy Spirit Today at Biola University. A scholar, pastor and teacher with nearly three decades of ministry experience, Graves blends academic excellence with Spirit-empowered leadership. He holds advanced degrees from MIT, Stanford, and Fuller Theological Seminary, and he has taught in both academic and church settings with clarity, warmth, and spiritual depth.
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biola.edu | Eddie Byun |Ed Stetzer
Talbot School of Theology has a long and cherished history of partnering with the Korean church. Over the past several decades, many Korean and Korean American pastors and leaders have been trained and sent out through Talbot’s programs, shaping churches and ministries around the world.
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biola.edu | Ed Stetzer |David Turner
After serving as a pastor for 20 years in Redlands, California, Dr. Rick Langer came to Biola in 2005 to serve as a professor in the Department of Biblical Studies and in Talbot School of Theology and as the director of the Office for the Integration of Faith and Learning. From 2005 to 2024, Langer helped to cultivate a culture of Christian teaching and scholarship among university faculty and taught a variety of courses in biblical and theological integration.
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biola.edu | Sarah Dougher |Ed Stetzer
Talbot School of Theology is now the third-largest multi-denominational seminary in the world and one of the top 10 largest seminaries overall, according to this year’s annual report from the Association of Theological Schools (ATS). The comparisons are measured according to the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) students enrolled at each school, with Talbot growing to 753 FTE graduate students during the past year.
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biola.edu | Ed Stetzer
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus called on his disciples to “seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness” (Matt 6:33 ESV). In language reminiscent of that important injunction, Paul urges the Colossians to “seek the things above” and “set your mind on the things above” (3:1–2). He wants them to focus their thoughts and affections on the meaning of their new life in Christ and the ethical values that characterize the reign of Christ.
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