The RSM Podcast

This episode of the Archive Room pays tribute to Brother Duane Hornbeck, a church planter, preacher, and encourager who went home to Jesus on October 18, 2026. With an original air date in August of 2022, Dwayne shares memories from his decades of ministry, including stories from Dark Corner Christian Church, baptisms, church planting, and the call to evangelism. Listen in and be encouraged by ano...

Tom Weaver, Evan & Greg Strickland deliver a tag-team sermon recorded at the Atlas Uriah Fund’s Harvesters Weekend in Memphis, July 2026. They challenge preachers to "pay attention" to doctrine, personal holiness, and faithful preparation. The message stresses that sound preaching must point to Jesus, warns against self-deception and compromise, and calls ministers to guard their own souls so...

Evangelist Derek Baker shares his journey from a troubled youth and a youthful baptism to finding faith, mentors, and a calling to preach at Laurel Chapel Christian Church. He recounts nights in the wilderness, life-changing mentors, and how preaching became a purpose that transformed his life. Recorded at the Enduring Light Preaching Camp, this episode explores discipleship, apprenticeship-style...

Brother Chuck Hassell of Waldron St. Christian Church in Corinth, MS challenges listeners to activate the spiritual gifts God has given them, using examples from Scripture and personal stories like Susan Boyle to illustrate hidden potential. He outlines three practical steps and warns that many Christians know their gifts but few use them. The message closes with a call to action: trust God, step...

The Archive Room remembers Kraig Birchfield, 42 year old minister at North Boulevard Christian Church in Amory, Mississippi, who went home to Jesus on August 20, 2026. A replay of episode #68 which first uploaded in December 2020. The conversation covers his East Tennessee upbringing, the death of his father, his path from youth ministry to preaching, ministry experiences across several states, an...

Mike Elrod, preacher in Coffeyville, Kansas, shares his personal testimony — growing up in a small town, confronting fear and shyness, and making a decisive commitment to Jesus at 21. He recounts being baptized, attending his college days, and wrestling with doubts while building a life of ministry. Mike describes struggles with confidence and learning differences, how God shaped his calling throu...

Preacher Brian Caceres explores Proverbs 30:7–9, unpacking Agur’s plea for God to remove deceit, provide just enough, and keep him from pride or desperation. The sermon emphasizes proper prayer, trusting God’s provision, and living by the Holy Spirit. Listeners are encouraged to pursue sincere prayer, humble dependence on God instead of worldly comforts, and faithful fellowship that leads to spiri...

Jamie Regis, preacher in Dearing, Kansas, shares his lifelong calling to ministry—growing up as a preacher’s kid, a formative internship in Dodge City, and over two decades serving in rural ministry. Jamie discusses small-town church life, building strong elder-led leadership, practical evangelism, family and community ties, and the importance of not becoming isolated in rural ministry. He also re...

Rob Minto delivers a campfire sermon at the 2026 Enduring Light Preaching Camp about the difference between wisdom and foolishness. Speaking from personal stories and Scripture, he urges listeners to seek Gods wisdom, avoid fruitless arguments, and build their lives on Christ. The message closes with a clear invitation to commit to Christian service or salvation, encouraging listeners to know God,...

Another soldier has gone home. Brother John Ater, preacher of the Word for more than 50 years, recently went home to Jesus. In this episode we revisit program #46 (first published May 2020) and hear John reflect on his (then) 46 years of ministry, the history of Dutch Fork Christian Church, the involvement of youth, the importance of preaching Scripture over entertainment, challenges facing church...

Greg Strickland preaches at the 2026 Enduring Light Preaching Camp about how craving without action leaves us empty. He contrasts mere desire with the nourishing power of diligence, arguing that hard work—studying Scripture, pursuing righteousness, serving others, and preparing to preach—is "food for the soul." He urges listeners to respond to Jesus’ redemptive work by committing fully, working he...

Evangelist Dave Bycroft shares his lifelong ministry story — from a farm childhood and a dramatic healing to a calling at church camp, student ministry in Tyro, Kansas and leading growth that reached nearly 1,000 people. Dave also offers practical tips for ministers; home visits, handwritten notes, discipleship practices, preaching approaches, and the importance of a daily devotional life.

The final in a three-part series featuring 18 young preachers from the Atlas Uriah Fund’s 2026 Enduring Light Preaching Camp at Mid‑South Christian College in Memphis. This episode showcases 5 student messages. These student sermons, rooted in passages from Ecclesiastes, explore wisdom, oppression, work, risk, and reverent worship. Each preacher introduces himself and brings practical application...

The second in a three-part series featuring 18 young preachers from the Atlas Uriah Fund’s 2026 Enduring Light Preaching Camp at Mid‑South Christian College in Memphis. This episode showcases 5 student messages, on themes from Ecclesiastes, God’s timing, repentance, and living for Christ. Listen for personal testimonies, practical applications, and Gospel invitations as these teenagers share how G...

On this episode we launch a three-part series featuring 18 young preachers from the Atlas Uriah Fund’s 2026 Enduring Light Preaching Camp at Mid‑South Christian College in Memphis. This episode showcases eight student messages, each introduced briefly by the speaker. The sermons focus on themes from Ecclesiastes — the emptiness of worldly gain, the limits of wisdom, and the lasting purpose found i...

This episode honors a brother gone home to Jesus by replaying his interview from RSM Podcast Frontline Servants (Episode 74). Nathan Thomas recounts his journey from a childhood call to preach, through 40 years of ministry across small churches in several states, to his service at Vinemont Christian Church. The program highlights his dedication to Christ, family, and community, shares stories of c...

Evangelist Derek Baker preaches at the 2026 Enduring Light Preaching Camp, urging young men to embrace sexual purity and spiritual vigilance. Using Proverbs 6 and King David's fall as a warning, he calls listeners to bind God's instruction to their hearts and replace empty habits with Scripture and accountability. The sermon challenges believers to act now—be the church today—confess failures, see...

David Sanchez, preacher at Caney Fellowship Church, shares about his life and 40-year ministry journey—from growing up in Wichita, KS, through youth ministry and preaching in Kansas and Idaho, to his current focus on rural church renewal. David shares personal stories and explains his passion for training young preachers, church planting, and supporting struggling small-town congregations facing a...

The Archive Room revisits live Facebook conversations held during the early COVID-19 shutdown, where Greg Strickland and Tom Weaver discuss what true revival means, how revival meetings differ from evangelistic events, and practical steps churches can take to prepare for spiritual renewal. The hosts share real stories from past revivals, tips for engaging congregations and youth, and how revival m...

The Archive Room revisits Episode 10 of the RSM Podcast (May 8, 2020). A practical conversation about giving formal invitations during services. Evangelists Greg Strickland and Tom Weaver explain why invitation time matters, how to structure it, and biblical examples that support inviting people to respond. The episode offers clear, actionable tips—covering the plan of salvation, music and transit...

Fred Huckelbury’s restored sermon from the early 1970s reflects on John 9 and the man born blind to explore who Christ truly is—his virgin birth, sacrificial death, resurrection, and promised return. Huckelbury urges personal revival by lifting up Jesus in daily life, calling listeners to repentance, prayer, and a deeper, practical faith that draws others to Christ.

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...

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...

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 repen...