'The Pillar and Foundation of the Truth'

"God’s household, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and foundation of the truth." (1 Timothy 3:15). 

The apostles of the early church described the church as a community of “truth-keepers.” In this spirit, ANBI was established in 2008 in response to the call of Yulbang Church and Zoe Ministry—a church committed to restoring and following the truths upheld by the early church. ANBI’s mission is to equip pastors and ministers to serve as leaders of holy and pure churches in the last days, grounded in truth and led by the Holy Spirit. To achieve this, ANBI offers comprehensive training that integrates the teachings of the Bible’s 66 books. Mastery of the original biblical languages, Hebrew and Greek, is also a mandatory component, enabling ministers to delve deeper into and faithfully convey the truths of Scripture.

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A Seminary "of the church, by the church, and for the church.”
Following the model of the early church, ANBI operates as a seminary intrinsically connected to the church. Built within the church, it is dedicated to training ministers to serve the body of Christ across all aspects of the church’s spiritual system. Ultimately, the seminary’s vision extends beyond imparting knowledge; it is devoted to serving and building a glorious church.

'Integrative Truth System'
ANBI is a place that establishes an integrated system of truth based on the Word, grounded in the truth of the Bible, and proclaimed through Zoe Ministry. Through pastors and ministers, a system of truth must flow to lead the church to the fullness of the stature of Christ. Therefore, we offer a curriculum designed for an integrated system of truth that not only focuses intensively on key biblical themes such as Christology, Soteriology, Anthropology, Ecclesiology, Pneumatology, and Eschatology but also provides a comprehensive perspective that unifies all these themes within the framework of God’s Kingdom. To this end, it is a place where each individual student is prepared to immerse themselves in the Word—nourishing themselves with it, repenting, obeying, humbling themselves in prayer, and internalizing the truth to ultimately embody and reveal it.