January 11 – May 6 · In Person & Online
Spring 2027 classes
These are the next classes available for registration! Study the Bible, grow in your calling, and earn Portland Bible College credit this spring.
Spring Semester
Nine classes, one formative semester
Every class is available in person or online. Take classes for accredited Portland Bible College credit at $175 per credit, or audit any of them for just $100 to grow without the coursework.
Mon · 9:00–10:00 AM
Intro to Bible Study
Students begin by learning about the origin and translation of Scripture, with the bulk of the course dedicated to developing Bible study skills. Introduces the basic resources and tools used to study Bible words, characters, and passages. The for-credit option includes the purchase of a Logos Bible Study Software package.
Mon & Wed · 10:00–11:00 AM
New Testament Survey
An overview of the 27 books found in the New Testament, emphasizing their historical settings and thematic content. Each book is highlighted for its unique contribution to the rest of Scripture and its relationship to the other books.
Tue & Thu · 9:00–10:00 AM
Holy Spirit
Provides both a deep understanding of the theology of the Holy Spirit and practical application to experience Spirit-filled life. By studying the Spirit's role throughout the Old and New Testaments and exploring the fruit and gifts of the Spirit, students will learn to experience the Spirit's presence and be empowered to walk more fully in their calling.
Tue & Thu · 10:00–11:00 AM
Doctrine of the Church
A systematic study of the Church in relation to the eternal purpose of God and what this implies for this generation. This course will provide the biblical basis for the place and eternal purpose of the local church and offer practical application for each believer's role in it.
Tue & Thu · 11:00 AM–12:00 PM
Leading People
A study of the nature and practice of leadership. Emphasis will be placed on the call and preparation of a leader, the nature of leadership influence, the heart of a leader, and safeguarding leadership.
Tue & Thu · 10:00–11:00 AM
Local Church
Examines the biblical structure, order, and function of the local church. Students will gain a deeper understanding of God's overarching purpose for the local church, its importance in God's plan, the pattern of eldership as a church leadership structure, and practical insights into local church life and ministry in contemporary culture.
Tue & Thu · 11:00 AM–12:00 PM
Decision Making
A study of the principles and practices of making decisions. Emphasis will be placed on the basis for sound judgment, the dynamics of decision-making, and various applications of decision-making skills.
Mon · 11:00 AM–12:00 PM & Wed · 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
Covenants
An in-depth study of the biblical covenants that God made with humanity. These covenants reveal the nature and depth of God's relationship with us throughout history and are one of the main interpretative clues to unlocking the whole Bible. Their key elements provide the framework for understanding God's actions, especially in regard to the redemption of His people.
Mon & Wed · 9:00–11:00 AM
Old Testament History
A study of the books of Joshua, Judges, Ruth and I & II Samuel, placing an emphasis on historical content and spiritual application.
Good to know: prices don't include textbooks, and credit classes are accredited through Portland Bible College. Auditing lets you sit in on any class for $100 with no homework or exams.
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Save your seat for spring
Tell us who you are and which classes you want. We'll follow up with everything you need before the semester starts on January 11.
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These classes all count toward the Associate of Theology. See where they can take you.