How Shall They Hear?

For fifty years, Tennessee Bible College has prepared men to preach the unsearchable riches of Christ. Just as Jesus, the apostles, and Timothy were equipped for the work, so every preacher must be trained to handle the Word with care. The need is great, the fields are ready, and the Gospel still asks: How shall they hear without a preacher?

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• Scriptures: Luke 4:18–19, Acts 1:1, 1 Peter 3:15, Romans 10:14, 2 Timothy 2:2

Episode Transcript

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Preachers don't just happen.
They must be prepared, trainedto preach the unsearchable
riches of the Gospel of Christ.
Hi, David Hill with A Gospel Minute.
Fifty years and going strong—TennesseeBible College begins fall
2025 term Monday, September 8.
Jesus came to earth to be a preacherof the gospel (Luke 4:18-19).
Before He could do that, God had Himprepared for 30 years (Acts 1:1).

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The apostles spent three years with theLord in on-the-job training, and young
Timothy traveled with the Apostle Paulfor at least a couple of years preparing.
Training is necessary (I Peter 3:15).
That's what we're about at Tennessee BibleCollege—always in search of good students.
There's a great need forGospel preachers now!
Just as Jesus saw the fields white untoharvest, so it is all over the world.

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But the inspired questioncontinues: "How shall they hear
thou of preacher?" (Romans 10:14).

Our charge (00:49):
"The things that you have heard of me among many witnesses, the same
commit to faithful men who will be ableto teach others also" (II Timothy 2:2).
We need your help to takethe Gospel to the world.
Thank you for listeningto One Gospel Minute.
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in Cookeville, Tennessee, offersundergraduate and graduate programs.
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Get in touch with us today.