The RSM Podcast

Join the RSM Podcast as it marks its 300th episode with reflections on the ministry's journey since 2020, podcast highlights, and gratitude for listeners across more than 60 countries. Evangelist Tom Weaver shares updates, most downloaded episodes, international reach, and a hopeful look toward future plans—all centered on bringing revival, renewal, and hope through Scripture, sermons, music, and frontline stories.

Teresa Grant recounts her journey from a difficult childhood and a teen pregnancy to decades of Kingdom service with her husband Mike — including ministry in Illinois, Alabama, and full-time mission work. She shares stories of church support, culture shock, humble living conditions, starting community programs, serving through the 2010 earthquake, and encourages churches to train and inspire young people and minister’s wives to be themselves and step outside their comfort zones.

The Archive Room revisits Episode 8 (May 1, 2020). In this early-pandemic Facebook live conversation, Evangelists Tom Weaver and Greg Strickland discuss the importance of doctrinal preaching, neglected doctrines, practical advice for ministers, and why sound theology must remain central to church life.

Evangelist Fred Huckelbury preaches on Psalm 137, reflecting on the Israelites' sorrow in Babylon as a warning about spiritual neglect, idolatry, and the loss of church life. He urges believers to remember Zion, meditate on their faith, and restore their devotion. Using scripture, history, and a moving anecdote about a child bringing his parents back to worship, Huckelbury calls listeners to repentance, faithful church attendance, and daily spiritual growth.

On this episode host Tom Weaver interviews Alabama preacher Mike Grant about his 46-year journey in ministry. Mike shares how he moved from a non-church childhood in Florida into Bible college and seminary, served churches in the U.S., and mission work in Haiti—planting churches, training leaders, and building community. He also reflects on family in ministry, mentoring young people, and the importance of sending workers into the harvest. Mike closes with encouragement for churches to raise up the next generation of ministers and a reminder of how God provides for those who step out in faith.

In this episode of the RSM Frontline Servants Program, Tom Weaver talks with Bill Dinwiddie, preacher at First Christian Church in Byrdstown, Tennessee, about his lifelong journey from baseball dreams to a calling in ministry. Bill recounts pivotal moments—camps that shaped his faith, a career‑ending injury, early preaching experiences, and years of pastoral work through successes and crises. Bill also shares how disciplined Bible reading and an unexpected online ministry grew his reach, his experiences with church leadership, and practical encouragement for those called to serve: stick with the call, stay rooted in Scripture, and trust God through the ups and downs.

Greg Strickland of Rock Solid Ministries describes the Enduring Light Preaching Camp—an Atlas Uriah Fund initiative that equips young men (ages 13–19) to preach through focused classes (Preaching 101, hermeneutics, homiletics, public speaking, &  more), chapel services, invitation practice, and advanced tracks. This episode covers the camp’s mission, staff and speakers, registration and support information, and how the program prepares faithful Bible preachers and part-time pulpit servants; visit theatlasuriahfund.org for details.

The Archive Room revisits RSM Podcast No. 6 (April 24, 2020). A live conversation between Greg Strickland and Tom Weaver about the pressures ministry places on marriage and family—long hours, public expectations, emotional stress, and how to protect home life. The episode offers practical advice on family priorities for anyone in ministry.

Restored from Fred Huckelbury’s Palm Sunday sermon (April 15, 1973) at Harper Road Christian Church in Mississippi, this episode reflects on Jesus’ triumphal entry, the disciples’ failures, and the cost of following Christ. Huckelbury offers a heartfelt call to recommitment — urging attendance, faithful service, prayer, and evangelism — while emphasizing forgiveness, spiritual urgency, and practical steps to live out one’s faith.

Retired preacher Tim Clark joins the RSM Frontline Servants podcast to share his journey from a teenage conversion to 43 years in ministry. He talks about volunteering with IDES during an ice storm in Mississippi, founding missions in Russia, church planting, and building a school and orphanage. Tim reflects on calling and surrender, offers encouragement to ministers, and urges faithfulness and hope for revival as he describes the long-term work of serving others and spreading the Gospel.

Join Rich Riley of International Disaster Emergency Services (IDES) as he describes his role coordinating U.S. disaster response, facility maintenance, and volunteer teams cleaning up after the 2026 Mississippi ice storm. The episode covers IDES’s mission to meet physical and spiritual needs, how GAP food packs and shower trailers are used, ways volunteers and churches can get involved, and how to donate or pray to support ongoing relief work (visit ides.org).

Revisit Program No. 4 (April 17, 2020) from the RSM Archive Room as Evangelist Tom Weaver and Greg Strickland discuss physical and emotional health for ministers during the early COVID shutdown. They share personal stories, practical tips on exercise, diet, accountability, counseling, boundaries, sabbaticals, and ministerial family support, followed by listener Q&A and actionable steps to protect physical, mental and spiritual well‑being.

In 1972, brother Fred shared a message that remains relevant and impactful today. Join us for another in our series of sermons from this influential mid-twentieth-century evangelist.

In this RSM Archive Room episode (originally published April 10, 2020), Evangelists Greg Strickland and Tom Weaver discuss maintaining a personal devotional life. They share practical habits, tools, and examples from their own ministry experiences. The program covers daily routines, prayer practices, journaling, devotional books and reading plans, husband-and-wife devotions, and how to keep devotion time separate from sermon preparation, followed by a live Q&A.

The RSM Archive revisits a short sermon first broadcast April 19, 2020, at the start of the COVID-19 crisis. Evangelist Tom Weaver presents the gospel in simple A-B-C terms.

A Pulpit sermon from 1972, this is NOT our best tape restoration. However, the message is so good, we hope you won’t mind the poor audio quality! Drawing on Psalm 91, brother Fred speaks of God’s preparation for humanity, urging listeners to respond through repentance, baptism, and faith. Heartfelt stories and clear Scripture-based teaching abounds in a message you won’t want to miss!

Michael from ChurchApps.org returns with an update on the platform’s growth and three major free tools: B1 (church management and websites), Lessons.Church (open-source curriculum hub and delivery), and FreeShow (free presentation software). He highlights global adoption, easy setup and volunteer support, partnerships like YouVersion, and how these free resources help churches save money and expand ministry reach. The episode explains practical uses—downloadable lessons for low‑Wi‑Fi contexts, teacher and parent delivery, group‑specific website pages, and cost savings—and encourages churches to start with one tool and provide feedback to improve the platform further.

Tom Weaver interviews Preacher Jim Riggs of Big Hill Christian Church about his lifelong faith, a late call to full‑time ministry, and the church’s community-focused vision. Jim shares his upbringing in Russell, Kentucky, his winding path through business and family life, the moment he felt God’s call, and how Big Hill grew into a thriving church with a focus on discipleship, men’s ministry, Sunday night ‘Going Deeper’ services, and training future leaders.

This episode of The Archive Room (introduced by Bryan Goins), revisits Episode 54 (Oct 28, 2020), featuring Tom Weaver’s interview with Rick Mathena, longtime manager of Christian Acres Service Camp.  The episode honors Rick’s life and ministry following his passing on December 21, 2025, and invites listeners to remember and learn from his faithful example.

Tom Weaver preaches from John 21:18–25, reflecting on Peter’s response after denying Christ and Jesus’ call to "follow me." He urges listeners to choose faithfulness over fame, embrace small daily acts of service, and trust God’s assignment rather than compare their paths to others.

Evangelist Greg Strickland delivers a Christmas message from Matthew 2 at Okolona Christian Church, exploring what the gifts of the magi—gold, frankincense, and myrrh—teach us about worship. He challenges listeners to honor Jesus as King with their best offerings, recognize His deity through prayer, and follow Him by dying to self, showing how these ancient gifts still call believers to true faith and obedience today.

RSM Podcast Archive Room revisits Episode 44 featuring Ed Lockhart of the Hardy, Kentucky Church of Christ, originally published in September 2020. In this heartfelt interview, Ed shares his journey from a country upbringing to three decades of ministry, his love for revival work and missions, and the simple, faithful choices that guided his life. Recorded near the creek and "holler" that shaped his outlook, the conversation touches on ministry challenges during the pandemic, practical Christian living, and Ed’s enduring commitment to serving others — a legacy of humility, devotion, and steady faith.

Evangelist Tom Weaver preaches from John 21:15-19 on what it truly means to be a Christian: loving Jesus above all, living a life of obedience and purity, and serving others through practical acts of compassion. He challenges listeners to examine their faith beyond labels, culture, or outward rituals and calls them to follow, serve, and, if needed, commit or rededicate their lives to Christ.

This restored 1959 Thanksgiving radio sermon by Brother Fred Huckelbury (about 10 minutes) urges listeners to recognize God’s blessings, give thanks, and receive Christ into their lives. Using the story of the ten lepers and 2 Chronicles 7:14, Brother Fred calls America and individuals to humble themselves, repent, and turn back to God.

RSM Podcast Archive Room revisits a 1963 sermon by evangelist Fred Huckleberry, unpacking Acts 2:37–38 and the steps to become a Christian: belief, repentance, and baptism leading to the gift of the Holy Spirit. This episode features historic radio announcements, an old‑fashioned revival call to obedience, and a heartfelt invitation to commit to Christ.

In this episode of The Archive Room we revisit episode 34 with retired Mississippi preacher Ferman Anderson in a heartfelt conversation recorded in his Amory home, recalling his life and ministry. Brother Ferman shares stories from his decades of service, his calling, health challenges, and the power of prayer that sustained him. The episode highlights old-fashioned revival preaching, the plan of salvation, church fellowship, and Ferman’s legacy of warmth, faithfulness, and encouragement to future ministers.

Evangelist Tom Weaver preaches from John 21:1-17 about the risen Jesus appearing to His disciples at the Sea of Galilee. After a night of empty nets, Jesus directs them to cast on the right side, provides a miraculous catch, and invites them to breakfast. The message explores themes of recognizing and obeying Christ, admitting failure and repenting, the priority of personal fellowship with Jesus, and how love for Him must fuel faithful service to His sheep.

In this episode Brian Goins shares his personal journey from working in heavy equipment and auto parts to founding Acts 84, a free supply-preaching ministry built to help churches through transitions. He explains the name Acts 84, how he balances family and ministry, and the connections that helped Acts 84 grow regionally. Brian describes specific examples of places he’s served, his approach to vetting and supporting churches and preachers, and why teaching children and strengthening church leadership are central to his work. Contact details and social links are also provided for listeners who want to follow or invite Acts 84 to serve.

Guest host Brian Goins sits down with Tom Weaver, director of Rock Solid Ministries, to celebrate 50 years of faithful ministry. Tom shares his life story — from childhood in Arkansas, early baptism and ordination, to decades of preaching, church planting, and revival work across the country. The episode highlights Tom’s challenges and victories, Rock Solid Ministries’ outreach, and practical encouragement for anyone called to ministry. It’s a candid, inspiring conversation about perseverance, evangelism, and God’s faithfulness.

Still going at over 90 years old, Jackie Miller shares his 75-year Christian journey, from a dramatic conversion and baptism at 15 in Elkhorn City, Kentucky, to a lifetime of preaching, church planting, and revival work across Kentucky, Ohio, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida. This episode highlights his ministries—including bus and youth work, daycare and school initiatives, prison baptisms, and support for missions in Haiti—along with personal stories of lives changed and his enduring passion for the Gospel.

Sylvia Harris shares her journey from a Christian upbringing through periods of doubt and recommitment, how she met her husband Alan, and what it’s like to serve alongside him in ministry at Julesburg Christian Church in Colorado. She reflects on the joys and challenges of being a preacher's wife, practical advice for young ministry couples, and the spiritual disciplines that sustain her—prayer, Scripture, and serving others.

Jamie Franke brings a message on the certainty of the end times, the reality of final judgment, and the two possible eternities—heaven or hell. Using Scripture, he urges listeners to live as realists who accept these truths and prepare accordingly. The sermon calls believers to urgent action: renew evangelistic efforts, train new preachers, and respond personally by turning to Christ, being baptized, and committing to the Great Commission while there is still time.

Terry Byrd recounts his lifelong ministry—from accepting Christ as a youth, campus and short-term mission work, and decades leading a Christian school in Tyro, Kansas—to family stories of struggle, forgiveness, and restoration. He also explains ChurchApps, an open-source suite of church tools (management, websites, presentation, and live-streaming ) aimed at empowering churches worldwide, saving costs, and supporting ministry in 55+ countries.

Alan Swinson shares about his life from a troubled youth to becoming the new preaching minister at Tyro, KS Christian Church. Alan shares his conversion story, struggles with addiction, family challenges, and the winding path that led him into ministry. The episode highlights themes of redemption, discipleship, vocational calling, and the practical realities of serving in both large and small church settings.

RSM Board member Daniel Richardson reflects on a lifetime of faith—from teenage conversion and Bible college to decades of local church leadership and hands-on work in industry. He tells the family's cancer journey, wife Mary’s diagnosis and recovery, and how prayer, scripture, and trust in God shaped their response and testimony. This episode highlights the Enduring Light Preaching Camp, the need for accountability and support for evangelism training, and encourages listeners to pray, get involved, and support ministries that train the next generation of preachers.

RSM evangelist Tom Weaver preaches from Luke 24:13–35, retelling the Emmaus Road encounter. He emphasizes how Jesus walks with us in disappointment, opens Scripture to our hearts, and is ultimately revealed in the breaking of bread—calling listeners to daily intimacy with Christ and revival in their lives.

In this heartfelt episode, we join Gary as he recounts his remarkable journey from being raised in a non-Christian home to becoming a dedicated minister. His story is one of transformation, marked by unexpected encounters and powerful moments of faith. Gary's journey began when he met his wife, a woman whose steadfast faith inspired him to explore his own beliefs. A pivotal moment came during a casual conversation with a colleague, sparking a renewed interest in spiritual matters. The episode delves into Gary's challenges and triumphs, from his early days in the construction industry to his eventual path to ministry. Despite obstacles, including health challenges and career shifts, Gary's unwavering faith led him to make a profound commitment to preaching and teaching. This narrative is filled with touching anecdotes, such as community support during health struggles and the unconditional love extended by the Maryville congregation, illustrating the profound impact of faith and fellowship.

Join us for an insightful discussion with Jamie Franke from Midwest Ministry Training as we explore the school's successful first year. Midwest Ministry Training follows a unique trade school apprenticeship model, combining online education with hands-on experience in training churches. Discover how this innovative approach is meeting the need for skilled ministers, providing essential biblical and practical knowledge needed in ministry, all while keeping costs manageable for students. Jamie shares the flexible options available for students, including high school participants, and highlights the importance of intentionality in nurturing future church leaders. Listen in to understand how Midwest Ministry Training is redefining ministerial education, ensuring trainees are debt-free and ready to serve effectively in their communities.

In this episode, Bryan Caceres, Midwest Ministry Training student, delivers the final message at the 2025 Enduring Light Preaching Camp. As we navigate the lessons drawn from Mark 11:15-19, listeners are invited to reflect on the concept of the body as a temple of God. Preacher Bryan uses vivid analogies and personal experiences to illustrate the importance of spiritual purification, emphasizing that our bodies belong to Christ and must be kept clean from worldly influences. Brother Bryan challenges us to let Jesus transform our lives, urging an immediate response to His call for repentance and a deeper spiritual awakening.

Join us in this special episode as we hear sermons delivered by young preachers at the 2025 Enduring Light Preaching Camp. Listen to their inspiring messages as they address the challenges of staying focused on God amidst life's distractions, the importance of embracing the new covenant of Jesus Christ, and the call to trust and walk faithfully in God's path. These aspiring young evangelists illuminate the path towards spiritual clarity, urging us to break free from distractions and live purposefully in the light of God's love and grace.

In this episode of the RSM podcast, Elder Daniel Richardson delivers the final evening chapel message from the 2025 Enduring Light Preaching Camp at Mid-South Christian College. Drawing from Matthew 9, Richardson explores the theme of "The Harvest is Plentiful, but the Workers are Few," calling on young men to rise up as evangelists and spread the Good News. Through anecdotes of healing and personal reflections, he emphasizes the importance of compassion and faith in ministry. Richardson challenges listeners to make a meaningful commitment to serve in God's harvest field, underscoring the urgent need for dedicated workers in spreading the message of salvation.

On this episode of "Just Preaching" we feature a message from Tennessee preacher Gary Henline at the  2025 Enduring Light Preaching Camp in Memphis, Tennessee. Brother Gary reveals the essence of spiritual leadership by looking into Matthew 9. He emphasizes the importance of combining words with actions, recognizing the potential in others, and staying committed to the mission of leading people to Christ. He encourages aspiring leaders to stay grounded in service and vision as they pursue their calling.

In this message by Brian Goins at the 2025 Enduring Light Preaching Camp, young men are encouraged to embrace their mission to preach the Kingdom of God, understanding the inevitable sacrifices and challenges they may face along the way. Goins emphasizes the importance of putting Jesus first and living a life that reflects His teachings, encouraging listeners to reconsider their priorities and dedication.

RSM Evangelist Tom Weaver delves into John Chapter 20, exploring the resurrection of Christ and its significance.  Through recounting the experiences of Mary Magdalene and the disciples, preacher Tom emphasizes personal encounters with Jesus as the cornerstone of faith. He urges believers to truly embrace a meaningful relationship with the Savior. Whether facing doubts like Thomas or encountering Jesus' peace and empowerment, this episode encourages listeners to reflect on their personal walk with Christ and to seek the joy and purpose found in knowing the risen Lord.

Join us as Evangelist Brian Goins from Acts 84 Ministries delivers a compelling sermon from Matthew 25. Brother Brian elaborates on the concepts of the final judgment, emphasizing the choices between being 'sheep' or 'goats'. Dive deeper into the teachings of Jesus with reflections on judgment and eternal life. Navigate through the wisdom of the Bible with thoughtful anecdotes, and find encouragement to make the most important of life decisions today.

Evangelist Tom Weaver explores the powerful significance of Jesus' wounds, drawing from passages in John, Luke, and Revelation. Discover why these marks of passion and suffering remain and how they serve as eternal reminders of His love and sacrifice. Consider the victory over death, sin, and Satan that these wounds represent and reflect on the profound impact they have on believers and angels alike. This message invites listeners to consider the beauty and depth of Jesus' sacrifice and challenges us all to stand firm in our faith.

In this episode of the Archive Room, we revisit a compelling conversation with Marvin Whiteman, a blind preacher and musician. Originally aired in July 2020, this episode delves into Marvin's remarkable journey of overcoming obstacles, nurturing a love for music, and embracing a life of service in ministry despite his blindness. Join us as Marvin shares anecdotes from his early life and his philosophies on faith, music, and the universal message of God's love.

Join us for a captivating conversation with Michael McCrickard, the dedicated preacher at New Life Christian Church in Valrico, Florida.  Michael provides insightful reflections on his initial reluctance to pursue ministry, his transformative experiences during his youth, and how he overcame personal barriers to fulfill his calling. Be inspired by Michael's story of faith, resilience, and dedication to evangelism, and discover the power of answering God's call, regardless of the obstacles. This episode is a testament to the impact one devoted soul can have in diverse and surprising arenas of ministry.

This week we revisit program number 14, featuring a powerful sermon, (now AI enhanced), by mid-20th century evangelist Fred Huckelbury. Originally broadcast on a local radio station in Corinth, Mississippi, in April 1964, this sermon delves into the profound topic of salvation, exploring both the divine and human roles. Huckelbury passionately addresses the importance of baptism, repentance, and living a Spirit-filled life, inviting all to understand the full counsel of God. A timeless message that encourages believers to turn to Scripture and embrace the true path to salvation.

Join Brother Rob Minto as he delivers an inspiring message at the New Somerset Christian Church in Ohio. Discover the powerful symbolism of bread in our relationship with God, as Rob draws parallels between the Israelites' journey in the desert and our daily dependence on God's provisions. Reflect on how easily we can become "nose blind" to God's continual blessings in our lives, taking for granted what has been generously given to us. Explore the profound lessons from John 6, where Jesus fed the 5,000, and consider how we might be guilty of overlooking God's miracles in our own lives. Listen in as preacher Rob encourages us to seek the true bread of life found in Jesus, reminding us that God desires to nourish us both physically and spiritually. Embrace the call to view every moment as an opportunity for worship and gratitude, participating in God's work within our own lives and the lives of others.