Our Library Mission

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The mission of The Nashville Bible College Library is to foster a culture of academic excellence, accurate research, and vocational development. We equip students and faculty with the skills and resources they need to further their personal, intellectual, and spiritual development, helping them to become more capable servants of God.


Library Staff
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Lead Librarian - Benjamin Reese 

Benjamin is a graduate of Nashville Bible College, and also hold a bachelor of biblical studies from Moody Bible College and an M.A. in Information and Library Science from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.


Three Ways the Library Serves our Students

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    Connect Students with Resources

    The library connects students with the books, databases, research tools, and reference materials they need to succeed. Whether you're beginning a research project, preparing a sermon, or exploring a new area of study, we're here to help you find reliable resources that support your learning.

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    Provide Academic Tutoring

    Every student can benefit from one-on-one help. Our academic tutoring offers personalized support to help students strengthen their study skills, improve their writing and research, and gain confidence as they progress through their courses.

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    Culture of Reading

    Great readers become thoughtful leaders. Through our campus book club and other reading initiatives, we encourage students to engage with important ideas, discuss meaningful books together, and develop the lifelong habit of reading for both personal growth and faithful service.