BHIM®

Training College Students to Be Christian Apologists

Welcome to Bob Hartman International Ministries

The mission of Bob Harman International Ministries (BHIM®) is two-fold. First, BHIM® presents the truth claims of the Bible to college students of the twenty-first century.

WIth God's help, BHIM® is committed to presenting thse Biblical truths in such a way that students can clearly see how the Christian faith is the only approach to life that fits reality and answers the searching questions they are asking. To accomplish this mission, BHIM® has developed two six-hour apologetics seminars to prepare Christian college students to share Christ with fellow students. These seminars focus on helping Christian students understand their friends' questions about Christianity and know how to answer those questions with gentleness and respect. BHIM® strongly believes that the best way to reach today's students is by Christian college students sharing Christ with their peers. Students listen to students and greatly influence each other. BHIM® trains Christian college students to share Christ with fellow students by training them to be Christian apologists.

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Under Development

BHIM® is unique in that it ministers primarily to college students in the area of Christian apologetics.

Bob Hartman is developing a third Christian apologetics seminar for college students. The new seminar, which will deal with postmoderism, is scheduled to be released in the Fall of 2009.

"The seminar," explained Dr. Hartman, "will prepare Christian college students to successfully deal with the challenges of agnosticism and postmodernism. It will not only deal with postmoderism as we encounter it day, but will show its historical roots."

This seminar will deal with such philosophers as David Hume and Immanuel Kant. However, these thinkers will be presented in terms that relate to and that are clearly understood by lay people of the Twenty-First Century.