Meet Matthew Travis, one of TBC’s graduate students, who has recently accepted a Graduate Assistantship at Tennessee Bible College.
“I determined I would carry on and study for the Doctorate degree; I even promised God that I would do so, because I knew that would keep me going when I was met with the challenge of more advanced study and the writing of a dissertation.”
Tennessee Bible College is binding its history.
The first of three hardbound volumes of its Living Oracles newsletter, which it has produced for more than three decades, is now available through TBC Press.
Evangelism can be done all over the world – and close to home. For Tennessee Bible College online teaching assistant Tim McHenry, the latter has been the case for the past several months as he and the Willette church of Christ congregation he preaches for have been ministering to Macon County’s Hispanic population. Along the way, McHenry has been improving his Spanish-speaking skills and making life-changing connections.
If there is a picture in the Bible that captures the scene today, it is the image of a stormy sea. The winds of change are blowing in every direction. Governments are colliding like waves crashing against one another. The noise of unrest in our land is like the deafening roar of the ocean.
Wanda Maxwell just can’t stay out of the library.
I do not remember a time in my life when I didn’t know the verse “red and yellow black and white, they are precious in His sight.” My parents brought me into the world singing to me Jesus Loves the Little Children. I am convinced they meant every word they were...
COOKEVILLE – “What happened to America?” A new free online course being offered by Tennessee Bible College will address this question from a biblical perspective by examining major events and changes in attitudes toward God, the Bible and morality in the United States...
COOKEVILLE -- Tennessee Bible College’s Living Links Foundation has been revived. “We need to have that vehicle in place to allow folks to give both now and for the future, to perpetuate the work of the college,” TBC President David Hill said. The idea for Living...
Jason Gann has been a Tennessee Bible College student, faculty member and camp counselor. Now he’s the registrar. “I am truly honored to be a part of the administration team of Tennessee Bible College,” Gann said. “I have always said I am happy to help in any way I...
“We are all here,” the Apostle Paul responded to the Philippian jailer (Acts 16:28), and this is my declaration by the grace of God. One week after a wonderful lectureship in the early morning hours of March 3, 2020, west Cookeville and Putnam County was devastated by...
