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The wise men showed true wisdom—they followed God’s direction, journeyed far, and worshiped Jesus with their best gifts. They didn’t let Herod’s threats sway them; they listened to God.

Real wisdom is the same today—seeking Jesus, following His guidance, and offering Him our best.

That’s the gospel.

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Spring is a time of renewal and life, with birds singing, flowers blooming, and nature bustling with energy. God has promised that the seasons will continue as long as the earth remains (Gen. 8:22). Despite claims that seasons may disappear, believers can trust that God is in control. His promises are sure, so enjoy the beauty of spring with confidence in His word. That’s the Gospel!

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"Why did my Savior come to Earth?” You may recognize this beautiful old hymn. The Bible answers this question clearly—Jesus came to fulfill the Law, establish His church, free believers from sin, reveal God’s love, bring comfort, and save the lost. His coming is the defining moment in history, shaping the course of the world. That’s the Gospel.

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Knowing the truth will set you free. Some say it's unknowable, but it is. To be saved, you must love the truth. Do you love all the truth?

Malcolm Hill, the late founder of Tennessee Bible College, was the original voice of One Gospel Minute on radio, sharing powerful, Bible-centered messages. In this Throwback Thursday episode, we honor his legacy with one of his timeless lessons. Tune in and be encouraged!

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Host President David Hill presents a special episode of One Gospel Minute, featuring Brother Glenn Ramsey, one of TBC’s longest-tenured educators. This powerful message on TBC’s rich history and living out our faith was part of TBC’s RENEW program, held on February 22-23. Brother Ramsey shares insight on Christ’s Great Commission and the preacher’s role in sowing the seed and trusting God to give the increase.

This preview sets the stage for next week’s full episode on My God and My Neighbor, where his message will challenge and encourage believers in their fai...

Tennessee Bible College is celebrating 50 years of Christian higher education with its annual RENEW program on February 22-23, 2025. This year’s theme, Earthen Vessels (II Corinthians 4), reminds us that God has entrusted us with His Word to carry and share with the world. The weekend will be filled with gospel preaching, fellowship, singing, and great meals, featuring speakers who are all TBC alumni. Brother Glenn Ramsey, TBC’s longest-tenured faculty member, will kick things off with reflections on the treasure we have in Christ and what this Jubilee year means. This lecture series has been going strong since 1980, encouraging and...

Christians bear the Gospel in earthly bodies, just as Jesus did when He came in human form to declare God's glory (II Corinthians 4:7). Paul encouraged the Corinthians to live for Christ, reminding them that God's plan is entrusted to those who follow Him. As His followers, we are His hands, feet, and voice, spreading His message. The true value lies not in us but in the power of God within—the treasure of the Gospel.

Join us for RENEW 2025 at Tennessee Bible College on February 22-23 as we explore this year’s theme, "Earthen Vessels." This spec...

Belief and baptism are necessary for the remission of sins, as outlined in Mark 16:16 and Acts 2:38. Genuine faith involves obedience and complete adherence to the New Testament, staying true to God's Word without alteration. Embracing the Gospel means following the Bible alone.

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The Bible says the love of money, not money itself, causes all kinds of evil. It brings greed, sorrow, and blocks obedience to the Gospel. True joy comes from pursuing righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, and gentleness. Love God completely for peace and fulfillment.

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R.L. Whiteside, in his 1945 commentary on Romans 13, discusses corrupt governments. He argues that bad governments do not invalidate Paul's teachings. Just as the devil can influence churches without owning them, he can influence governments. Civil government aims to ensure security and wellbeing. Without it, life and property would be insecure. Obedience to civil authorities is a gospel requirement. Even imperfect governments, like Rome's, are better than none.

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