Portland Bible College Online

PRIME Internship in a Box, powered by Portland Bible College, helps high school students connect with God, His Church, and integrate faith into their everyday lives. Designed as a six week course, to engage high school students over the summer months, to encourage spiritual growth and give academic opportunities for college credit. Topics: Class content is delivered to students through 18 online videos, imparted by our Portland Bible College professors. (You will need a screen/projector or computer/screen with WIFI connection to play the video classes.)  The content of this course is divided as follows: Student Notebook: Taking notes not only helps students retain information, but it provides the primary take-away for the student even when the internship has expired. A 94 page student notebook with all the class content is provided to download and print for students. Internship Documents: The internship documents provides information on how the internship was designed at Mannahouse Church. These documents are provided in an editable guide that youth leaders are invited to customize according to the needs of their program. Promotional and Communication Resources:  Resources are provide to aid the church in the promotion of the PRIME Internship program among parents and youth. These scripts and templates will help recruit students for the program. Ministry Experience Resources:  Resources are provide to help plan meaningful ministry experience opportunities for the purpose of connecting students to your local church. Outreach Resources:  The resources provided will give ideas on how to plan an outreach activity that will cultivate a heart for the lost in your interns and will cause them to step out of their comfort zone into a realm of trust and faith in God. Portland Bible College Credit: Groups can offer one credit to students for each summer that they successfully complete PRIME.  Groups must choose to offer credit on behalf of their students by filling out the Credit Request Form.   For questions about this curriculum, see more information at www.portlandbiblecollege.org/prime.  Read More

Course Description: Worship in the Bible provides a biblical overview of worship. It is designed to establish a strong scriptural foundation of the topic of worship for the student. It will develop different worship themes from Genesis to Revelation; touching on the high points of worship expressed in various sacred structures of the Old Testament and practices in the Early Church and today. TO PREVIEW A LECTURE CLICK HERE Course Objectives:   Designed to expose students to the breadth of biblical material that relates to the topic of worship: songs, poems, prayers, etc. Familiarize students with the terms and concepts that are used to express the act of worship Look at the ways that Israel and the church historically engaged in acts of worship Provide an overview of the sacred structures in the Bible where worship took place Address some of the current trends and conflicts over the area of worship in the Church Course Outline:  Lectures 1-6: Definition and Purpose of Worship Lectures 7-10: History of Worship Lectures 11-23: Tabernacle of Moses Lectures 24-25: David and Worship Instructor: Lanny Hubbard Portland Bible College is an educational ministry of Mannahouse (formerly City Bible Church) committed to the formation of Servant-Leaders for local churches and societies throughout the world. PBC has a reputation for not only training your mind, but also speaking to your spirit. Now these courses, which have helped thousands of pastors, church staff, marketplace leaders and committed believers achieve greater success in their churches, ministries and personal lives; is available to people anywhere in the world. This course can be offered for college credit by visiting www.portlandbiblecollege.org/apply-now Copyrights: All courses are the intellectual property of Portland Bible College. Any copying or public presentation of part or all of the courses without express written permission from Portland Bible College is a violation of federal law.  Curriculum developed by Portland Bible College is not ‘for sale,’ but available for use under different licensing options; Extension Campus, Affiliate Program, Group License and Individual License. Each license allows for different usage permissions and periods of time. Churches/Programs that no longer partner with PBC do not retain usage rights to the lectures, PowerPoint or additional curriculum.  Group use: This is the individual licensed curriculum for this course. : If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, there are group licensing options available. The group license differs from the individual license in that it permits you to present this course publicly as well as provides additional resources including a syllabus and assignment templates. Group License costs are the individual license fee + the very affordable price of $10 per student. If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, please contact the PBC offices by phone at 503.255.3540 or email at pbconline@portlandbiblecollege.org. Read More

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Covenants is an in depth study of the nine biblical covenants that God made with man: Edenic, Adamic, Nohaic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, Palestinian, Davidic, New and Everlasting. These covenants are the main expression of the relationship between God and mankind throughout the Bible. They determined much of what was considered moral, ethical and religious at different times in history. Their key elements provide the framework for understanding God’s actions, especially in the area of redemption. They are so important that they have been considered the main interpretive key to unlocking the whole Bible. TO PREVIEW A LECTURE CLICK HERE COURSE LECTURES: Lectures 1-7: Introduction Lectures 8-10: Edenic Covenant Lectures 11-12: Adamic Covenant Lectures 13-14: Noahic Covenant Lectures 15-18: Abrahamic Covenant Lectures 19-24: Mosaic Covenant Lecture 25: Palestinian Covenant Lectures 26-29: Davidic Covenant Lectures 30-34: New Covenant Lecture 35: Everlasting Covenant COURSE INSTRUCTOR: Lanny Hubbard Portland Bible College is an educational ministry of Mannahouse (formerly City Bible Church) committed to the formation of Servant-Leaders for local churches and societies throughout the world. PBC has a reputation for not only training your mind, but also speaking to your spirit. Now these courses, which have helped thousands of pastors, church staff, marketplace leaders and committed believers achieve greater success in their churches, ministries and personal lives; is available to people anywhere in the world. This course can be offered for college credit by visiting www.portlandbiblecollege.org/apply-now Copyrights: All courses are the intellectual property of Portland Bible College. Any copying or public presentation of part or all of the courses without express written permission from Portland Bible College is a violation of federal law.  Curriculum developed by Portland Bible College is not ‘for sale,’ but available for use under different licensing options; Extension Campus, Affiliate Program, Group License and Individual License. Each license allows for different usage permissions and periods of time. Churches/Programs that no longer partner with PBC do not retain usage rights to the lectures, PowerPoint or additional curriculum.  Group use: This is the individual licensed curriculum for this course. : If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, there are group licensing options available. The group license differs from the individual license in that it permits you to present this course publicly as well as provides additional resources including a syllabus and assignment templates. Group License costs are the individual license fee + the very affordable price of $10 per student. If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, please contact the PBC offices by phone at 503.255.3540 or email at pbconline@portlandbiblecollege.org. Read More

Course Description: Human Development and Relationships is a 3 credit class; as such, it has 40 lectures (each 35-45 minutes in length). Human Development deals with the roles of men and women in society and how the individual functions within the group. In addition to studying human sexuality, strong emphasis is placed upon the necessity and dynamics of strong interpersonal relationships in all areas of life. TO PREVIEW A LECTURE CLICK HERE Course Objectives: To impart insight into the development of the personal identity of the individual. To increase understanding of the unique social roles of the individual as created being, a friend, a son or daughter, a single adult, and a future spouse. To equip the student with basic Biblical principles of building healthy relationships with family and peers. To impart understanding of men and women in the social context and to better equip the student with skills to develop healthy platonic relationships. To give practical wisdom and Biblical insights regarding romantic relationships and preparation for marriage. Course Outline: Lectures 1-13: Human Development and Identity Lectures 14-16: Healthy Parent-Child Relationships Lecture 17: Relating to Grandparents and Older People Lectures 18-20: Developing Peer Friendships Lectures 21-23: God's Purpose for Singleness Lectures 24-25: Developing Healthy Platonic Relationships Lectures 26-27: Understanding Male and Female Differences Lectures 28-31: Godly Romantic Relationships Lectures 32-34: What Every Father Wishes His Daughter Knew Lectures 35-37: What Every Mother Wishes Her Son Knew Lectures 38-40: Discerning God's Will for A Life Partner Instructor: Glenda Malmin Portland Bible College is an educational ministry of Mannahouse (formerly City Bible Church) committed to the formation of Servant-Leaders for local churches and societies throughout the world. PBC has a reputation for not only training your mind, but also speaking to your spirit. Now these courses, which have helped thousands of pastors, church staff, marketplace leaders and committed believers achieve greater success in their churches, ministries and personal lives; is available to people anywhere in the world. This course can be offered for college credit by visiting www.portlandbiblecollege.org/apply-now Copyrights: All courses are the intellectual property of Portland Bible College. Any copying or public presentation of part or all of the courses without express written permission from Portland Bible College is a violation of federal law.  Curriculum developed by Portland Bible College is not ‘for sale,’ but available for use under different licensing options; Extension Campus, Affiliate Program, Group License and Individual License. Each license allows for different usage permissions and periods of time. Churches/Programs that no longer partner with PBC do not retain usage rights to the lectures, PowerPoint or additional curriculum.  Group use: This is the individual licensed curriculum for this course. : If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, there are group licensing options available. The group license differs from the individual license in that it permits you to present this course publicly as well as provides additional resources including a syllabus and assignment templates. Group License costs are the individual license fee + the very affordable price of $10 per student. If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, please contact the PBC offices by phone at 503.255.3540 or email at pbconline@portlandbiblecollege.org. Read More

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The purpose of this series is to help students identify the core passions and values that motivate their lives and gain a deeper and broader understanding of them. This course is the second of two sections that compile a series of lectures designed to set a solid foundation for the underlying passions and values that should be guiding each of our individual and ministry lives. Section 02 puts an emphasis on passions and values around the devotional disciplines that should be a part of every Christian’s life. Each passion and each value is developed fully so that the student is equipped to apply them to their lives. TO PREVIEW A LECTURE CLICK HERE COURSE OUTLINE: Lecture 1: Purpose of Passions and Values Lectures 2-3: Supernatural Lectures 4-5: Anointing Lecture 6: God's Voice Lecture 7: Fasting Lecture 8: Relationship with God Lecture 9: Persistent Praying Lecture 10: Wholehearted Worshiper Lecture 11: God's Presence Lecture 12: Faith Lecture 13: Fear of the Lord Lecture 14: Waiting on the Lord COURSE INSTRUCTOR: Frank Damazio Portland Bible College is an educational ministry of Mannahouse (formerly City Bible Church) committed to the formation of Servant-Leaders for local churches and societies throughout the world. PBC has a reputation for not only training your mind, but also speaking to your spirit. Now these courses, which have helped thousands of pastors, church staff, marketplace leaders and committed believers achieve greater success in their churches, ministries and personal lives; is available to people anywhere in the world. This course can be offered for college credit by visiting www.portlandbiblecollege.org/apply-now Copyrights: All courses are the intellectual property of Portland Bible College. Any copying or public presentation of part or all of the courses without express written permission from Portland Bible College is a violation of federal law.  Curriculum developed by Portland Bible College is not ‘for sale,’ but available for use under different licensing options; Extension Campus, Affiliate Program, Group License and Individual License. Each license allows for different usage permissions and periods of time. Churches/Programs that no longer partner with PBC do not retain usage rights to the lectures, PowerPoint or additional curriculum.  Group use: This is the individual licensed curriculum for this course. : If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, there are group licensing options available. The group license differs from the individual license in that it permits you to present this course publicly as well as provides additional resources including a syllabus and assignment templates. Group License costs are the individual license fee + the very affordable price of $10 per student. If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, please contact the PBC offices by phone at 503.255.3540 or email at pbconline@portlandbiblecollege.org. Read More

Course Description: Pastoral Ministry has 28 lectures (each 35-45 minutes in length). This course defines the role every leader plays in pastoral ministries. Every student will be equipped in the principles, practices and disciplines needed as well as discuss the special challenges faced in being involved in any aspect of pastoral ministry in the twenty-first century church. TO PREVIEW A LECTURE CLICK HERE Course Objectives: To explore the biblical foundation for pastoral ministries and how these principles apply to the local church today. To define the role of all church leaders in respect to their role in pastoral ministries including the Set man, five-fold ministry, and team ministry leaders. To discuss the various aspects of pastoral ministry in the local church, including roles and responsibilities. To define and understand the eight major foundational components of pastoral ministry and their role in building a healthy local church. To discuss the personal priorities and challenges each leader must address to sustain longevity in calling and service. To explore unique cultural and contemporary issues facing the twenty-first ministry effectiveness. To develop proper time management, administrative and organizational skills needed to be effective in ministry. To anticipate and prepare for pastoral ministry. Course Outline: Lectures 1-2: Biblical View of Pastoral Ministries Lectures 3-4: Pastoral Ministry and the Local Church Lectures 5-10: Personal Commitments of Pastors Lectures 11-28: Pastoral Ministry Cultures Instructor: Walter Madison Portland Bible College is an educational ministry of Mannahouse (formerly City Bible Church) committed to the formation of Servant-Leaders for local churches and societies throughout the world. PBC has a reputation for not only training your mind, but also speaking to your spirit. Now these courses, which have helped thousands of pastors, church staff, marketplace leaders and committed believers achieve greater success in their churches, ministries and personal lives; is available to people anywhere in the world. This course can be offered for college credit by visiting www.portlandbiblecollege.org/apply-now Copyrights: All courses are the intellectual property of Portland Bible College. Any copying or public presentation of part or all of the courses without express written permission from Portland Bible College is a violation of federal law.  Curriculum developed by Portland Bible College is not ‘for sale,’ but available for use under different licensing options; Extension Campus, Affiliate Program, Group License and Individual License. Each license allows for different usage permissions and periods of time. Churches/Programs that no longer partner with PBC do not retain usage rights to the lectures, PowerPoint or additional curriculum.  Group use: This is the individual licensed curriculum for this course. : If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, there are group licensing options available. The group license differs from the individual license in that it permits you to present this course publicly as well as provides additional resources including a syllabus and assignment templates. Group License costs are the individual license fee + the very affordable price of $10 per student. If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, please contact the PBC offices by phone at 503.255.3540 or email at pbconline@portlandbiblecollege.org. Read More