Then Some Christianity

Then Some Christianity

The prodigal son decided he’d had enough fun when he didn’t have enough to eat. He came to his senses and said, “How many of my father’s hired servants have bread enough and to spare, and I perish with hunger!” (Luke 15:17). While he went hungry because of his sins,...
Still the Same After Fifty Years

Still the Same After Fifty Years

It is no accident that Tennessee Bible College has the word Bible in its name. We are and always have been a school that believes the Bible is the inspired and authoritative Word of God. We make no apologies for that stance and we have no intention of changing....
Why Are Churches in Cities Not Growing?

Why Are Churches in Cities Not Growing?

There is a basic difference between churches in rural areas in America and churches in cities. In many cases, the churches in cities are in areas that are seeing growth, and sometimes massive growth, in population. Almost all rural churches have stagnant or even...
Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving

Celebrations of Thanksgiving in America trace back to an October 1621 banquet of the Pilgrims in Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts, along with about ninety Wampanoag Indians. After God had so richly blessed the colonists’ efforts, Governor William Bradford declared a day...
Feeling the Tension?

Feeling the Tension?

It was the year 54 A.D. Rome, the most powerful nation on earth, coronated its new leader Nero, the adopted son of the previous ruler Claudius. The church was just over twenty years old. The movement that was small at first had spread throughout the Empire. These...