Biblically Balanced Ministries, inc

08/22/2026

“Crossing the 100-project milestone isn't a finish line for us. It's encouragement to continue serving organizations that want to make better decisions through sound research.” ~ Thom Rainer https://go.churchanswers.com/4fZ6RG8

08/21/2026

“The healthiest churches are not those that perfectly target one generation. They are churches where every generation belongs.” ~ Thom Rainer https://go.churchanswers.com/4zdO5TV

08/21/2026

08/03/2026

On this episode of the Burge Report, Sam and Ryan Burge look at his analysis of young adults and the sharp rise of the religiously unaffiliated during the 1990s. Listen now: https://go.churchanswers.com/4vPPfSO

07/09/2026

The training of the next generation of pastors requires a proper theological education, which usually involves a seminary degree, the financial help to accomplish it, and an internship program that provides practical training in ministry. Pastors and churches can commit two mistakes in preparing men for ministry. Churches sometimes think only of their own needs and will support or sponsor a man only if he will return to serve in their church. Instead, churches should consider investing in the kingdom of God, the worldwide church of Christ. We are preparing men for the “great harvest,” not just for our own churches.

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07/09/2026

The call from Scripture is clear: we need true friends. True friendship involves the risk of betrayal. Fear of betrayal can cause us to isolate out of self-protection. But neither absolute self-protection nor avoiding friendship are biblical attitudes or actions. We must move forward into the danger to receive the blessings of genuine friendship.

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07/09/2026

07/09/2026

“A church that consistently encourages the use of the Bible is making a quiet but powerful statement: God’s Word stands above our words.” ~ Thom Rainer https://go.churchanswers.com/4y6aQsI

07/09/2026

Let's be honest: stepping away from the pulpit for a few weeks in the Summer can feel a little scary. You know that God has called you to "shepherd the flock of God among you" (1 Peter 5:2). And that's a responsibility you take seriously. Stepping away means leaving that flock in the hands of other under-shepherds. This rightly gives us pause. But in some cases, it causes pastors to seldom take time away from the pulpit. Here, it can be helpful to take note of the numerous blessings to you and your church when you take time away from the pulpit each year.

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06/16/2026