Pastors
Men faithfully serving local churches who can teach Scripture, doctrine, ministry, and Christian living from pastoral experience.
Help Us Teach the Word
Teach at NBBI
Inviting faithful pastors, missionaries, evangelists, and Bible teachers to help place sound, useful teaching into the hands of Christians who are hungry to know God’s Word.
The Lord has entrusted many faithful servants with years of Bible study, sermon preparation, classroom teaching, ministry experience, and hard-won wisdom. Too often, valuable studies finish their immediate purpose and then remain in a filing cabinet, on a hard drive, or on a shelf.
New Beginning Bible Institute would be honored to help give that teaching a broader ministry. We are seeking qualified men who share our convictions and would prayerfully consider contributing an existing study or developing a new course for NBBI.
“And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.” — II Timothy 2:2
Who We Are Inviting
Missionaries
Missionaries who can strengthen believers through biblical instruction, missions training, cultural insight, and field-tested ministry lessons.
Evangelists
Evangelists committed to sound doctrine who can teach evangelism, revival, apologetics, Christian service, and faithful gospel ministry.
Bible Teachers
Qualified teachers with a proven ability to explain Scripture clearly, accurately, practically, and in harmony with the local church.
Our Doctrinal Commitments
Unity in teaching requires clarity in conviction. Every NBBI instructor must be able to teach in full agreement with the Institute’s Statement of Faith and ministry direction. In particular, instructors must:
- Use the King James Bible for Scripture quotations and course instruction.
- Hold conservative Baptist convictions and a high view of biblical authority.
- Affirm the distinction between Israel and the Church and teach from a dispensational understanding of Scripture.
- Affirm the premillennial return of Christ and the pretribulational rapture of the Church.
- Honor the doctrine, ministry, and authority of the New Testament local church.
- Maintain a Christian testimony and teach in a spirit that is gracious, faithful, and useful to the body of Christ.
These commitments are not meant to create an atmosphere of suspicion. They protect students, preserve trust, and allow every course to strengthen the same biblical foundation.
Curriculum & Course Development
Review our course overview for current studies, courses in development, and subjects we hope to add in the future.
Your Existing Work Can Become a Course
You do not have to begin with a polished video course. You may already possess much of what is needed:
- A sermon series or Bible conference series
- Sunday school lessons or discipleship material
- Bible institute or seminary teaching notes
- A book manuscript, doctrinal paper, or detailed outline
- Previously recorded teaching that remains biblically sound
- A subject you have studied and taught faithfully for years
We Help Carry the Load
From Study Material to a Useful Course
NBBI can help organize the material into a clear course sequence, divide it into lessons, prepare or refine student outlines, develop quizzes and supporting resources, and present it within the Institute’s course format. The goal is not to change your voice or replace your ministry—it is to help your faithful work reach and teach more people.
How the Process Works
- Begin with a conversation.Tell us about your ministry, the subject you would like to teach, and any material you already have.
- Review for fit and faithfulness.We will prayerfully review the subject, material, and doctrinal alignment before moving forward.
- Build the course together.We will agree on the lesson structure, recordings, outlines, assessments, and any assistance NBBI will provide.
- Publish and serve students.Once completed and approved, the course will become part of the NBBI learning library and reach students beyond a single classroom or meeting.
A Ministry Partnership
At this stage of NBBI’s development, regular course contributions are offered as a voluntary ministry service. We are not presently able to promise compensation for standard courses. We want to be clear about that from the beginning and never presume upon anyone’s time, preparation, or experience.
What we can offer is the opportunity to place faithful teaching before a broader audience, preserve useful studies for future students, and help material that might otherwise remain unused continue serving the Lord and His churches. Every contribution will be handled with gratitude, respect, and appropriate instructor credit.
Optional Paid Intensives
From time to time, NBBI may offer a focused, optional paid Intensive—a shorter course, live seminar, workshop, or special study outside the regular course library. When an instructor and NBBI agree to develop an Intensive together, the proposed arrangement is a 50/50 division of net revenue between the instructor and the Institute.
“Net revenue” means the amount remaining after any agreed direct expenses, such as payment-processing or platform fees. The subject, scope, price, schedule, responsibilities, expenses, and revenue arrangement would be discussed clearly and agreed upon in writing before the Intensive is offered. Our desire is to be fair, transparent, and ministry-minded in every partnership.
Start the Conversation
Could Your Study Strengthen Someone Else?
If the Lord has given you biblical material that could help believers grow, we would be glad to hear from you. Contact us with a brief introduction, your ministry background, the subject you would like to teach, and a description or sample of the material you already have.