HBI & College

“Jesus answered, 

'It is written: 'Worship the Lord your God and serve him only.'” 

(Luke 4:8).

Bringing you conversations, teachings, discussions, presentations that take a deeper dive into Biblical values.

The primary purpose of the orientation program is to help new graduates understand the nature of the College, the educational opportunities available to them, the values and functions of the community, and the central objective of HBI as an academic enterprise.

Learn, understand, and apply Jesus’ principles of discipleship that he modeled with his disciples to our present life and ministry so that we can change the world like He did.  

With biblical confidence, the student will apply Jesus’ principles of disciple-making to their present life and ministry that will produce kingdom focused disciples who will reproduce in the next generation.

HONOR: “the worth or value of persons both in their eyes and in the eyes of their village, neighborhood, or society.”

SHAME: “the intensely painful feeling or experience of believing that we are flawed and therefore unworthy of love and belonging”

Biblical hermeneutics is the study of the principles of interpretation concerning the books of the Bible. It is part of the broader field of hermeneutics, which involves the study of principles of interpretation, both theory and methodology, for all forms of communication, nonverbal and verbal.

Leadership ability is the lid that determines a person’s level of effectiveness. The lower an individual’s ability to lead, the lower the lid on his potential

Some of the factors are your people skills, planning abilities, vision, dedication to success, and your past results.

Understand Social Group Work as a method of Social Work 

Gain the knowledge of the Group and its impact on individual and community life. 

Develop the skills in relation to the group development and therapeutic aspects of the human life 

Explore the concept, principles, processes, and issues in rural and tribal development.

Analyze the situation of the community in developing countries with a special focus on South East Asia.

History, trends, and approaches to community development.

This course introduces you to descriptive and rudimentary inferential statistics for social workers. 

Learn methods of data collection, graphing, and summarizing. Students will review basic statistical methods (Descriptive and Inferential Statistics; Measures of Association), and become familiar with basic parametric and non-parametric techniques. 

Develop a clear understanding of the Biblical basis for the role of women in church and society.

Develop a Biblical perspective of women leadership in local churches.

Explore the subject biblically, historically, and socially

Understand the contemporary women’s issues

Understand Christian faith is nurtured in persons and communities

Students will be equipped with some basic skills to create strong educational structures, materials, and practices 

Have a growing passion to see children, youth, and adults become Christians and are nurtured in the Christian faith

Helps you understand the biblical, theological and pragmatic perspective of Mission in the pluralistic context. Formulate creative strategies for Missions in multi-religious contexts. 

The course will expose the students to the anthropological, sociological, and missiological factors that affect church planting across cultures as well as multi-religious contexts. 

Homiletics is the art of Preparing and Delivering A sermon.

This course is designed to equip leaders in the science of communicating and teaching the Word of God in an expositional manner.

It is designed as an advanced course for those who desire to teach and preach the Bible in a local church, denominational contexts

We are called to be ‘light and salt’ and a ‘prophetic community’ in the world through their life, relationships and ministry. 

Each of us are called to be ‘persons of influence’ wherever God would call us to serve.