RCF Podcast

As we mark 249 years of American independence, we celebrate the freedoms we enjoy—but also reflect on the spiritual condition of our nation. This message challenges us to move beyond patriotism to prayertism—a call to humble, national intercession. In a time of division and drift, God’s promise still stands: if His people will humble themselves, pray, and turn from their ways, He will heal their l...

Merlin Miller revisits the theme of being intentional, taking at look at Colossians 4:2-6. The particular emphasis is on being intentional in our interactions with those who do not yet follow Jesus.

Merlin Miller returns to the Gospel of Mark series with this 15th message called Parables, taken from Mark 4:26-34. This is the third sermon focused on the initial parables that Jesus shared, giving an overview on how the kingdom of God works.

Kris Reckers preaches on what it means to be "The man God uses”. As men, we face real battles, but God is not looking for perfect men, He is looking for surrendered men. Hebrews 12:1–2 gives us a powerful blueprint for becoming that kind of man.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This fourteenth sermon is taken from Mark 4:21-25 and titled Parables. Mark moves now to a more in depth look at Jesus' teaching and ministry, starting off with a couple of parables that encapsulate what Jesus taught about the kingdom of God.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This thirteenth sermon is taken from Mark 4:1-20 and titled Parables. Mark moves now to a more in depth look at Jesus' teaching and ministry, starting off with a couple of parables that encapsulate what Jesus taught about the kingdom of God. This first one illustrates how we respond to the message of the Gospel.

Merlin Miller returns to the series The Gospel According to Mark. This twelfth sermon is taken from Mark 3:20-35 and titled Where do you stand? Mark concludes his opening section giving an overview of who Jesus was, what he taught (at a high level), and how he was opposed. This provides a perfect opportunity for us check in on where we stand with Jesus.

Merlin Miller preaches a special baptism message from Colossians 2:6-7 called "Receive, Walk, Abound."

Merlin Miler preaches a special Mother's Day sermon, using the theme of Be Intentional and the key verse of Colossians 3:17 to exhort those who are mothers to be intentional in raising their children to love the Lord and to serve Him.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This eleventh sermon is taken from Mark 3:7-19 and titled Disciples & Apostles. Mark continues to lay the foundation for the details he will lay out over the course of his gospel, revealing the path of coming to Jesus, learning from him and being sent out by him.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This tenth sermon is taken from Mark 2:23-3:6 and titled New Wine, Fresh Wineskins. Just as he did with fasting, Jesus begins to demonstrate the new covenant that he is establishing through 2 key interactions around the Sabbath.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This ninth sermon is taken from Mark 2:18-22 and titled New Wine, Fresh Wineskins. Mark continues to show how Jesus makes strong statements about himself, and begins to unfold just what new thing God is doing through His Son.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This eighth sermon is taken from Mark 2:13-17 and titled Friend of Sinners. Continuing the theme of Jesus having complete authority yet humbling himself to be a servant, Mark relates three interchanges that show that Jesus to be a friend of sinners. This third one reveals that this Friend calls sinners to follow him.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This seventh sermon is taken from Mark 2:1-12 and titled Friend of Sinners. Continuing the theme of Jesus having complete authority yet humbling himself to be a servant, Mark relates three interchanges that show that Jesus to be a friend of sinners. This second one reveals that this Friend forgives the sinner.

Joe Byler takes a look at Luke 19:1-10 to examine the interaction of Jesus with Zacchaeus. How will this challenge us to help others that want to see Jesus?

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This sixth sermon is taken from Mark 1:40-45 and titled Friend of Sinners. Continuing the theme of Jesus having complete authority yet humbling himself to be a servant, Mark relates three interchanges that show that Jesus to be a friend of sinners. This first one reveals that this Friend cleanses the sinner.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This fifth sermon is taken from Mark 1:29-39 and titled Servant. While the prior text revealed the authority Jesus had, this text now demonstrates how Jesus was a servant: to the needs of those who needed rescue and to His Father.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This fourth sermon is taken from Mark 1:21-28 and titled Authority. This text begins to give us the first glimpses of the in-born authority Jesus, the Son of God, has.

Glen preaching a message from Colossians 3, titled "Having a Gospel Presence." Challenging us to have an invitational lifestyle that brings people to Jesus

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. This third sermon is taken from Mark 1:14-20 and titled Kingdom Disciples, and focuses on the beginning of Jesus' public ministry. This included a pronouncement of the kingdom of God and calling the first disciples.

Merlin Miller continues the series The Gospel According to Mark. With no wasted time Mark describes the Baptism & Temptation of Jesus from Mark 1:9-13.

Merlin Miller begins a new series: The Gospel According to Mark. This gospel is written with an intentionality that is meant to not only put the life of Jesus here on earth on display, but ask us to also answer the question of who Jesus is. This first passage, Mark 1:1-8, gives an overview of The Gospel of Jesus Christ, and begins to answer that question.

Preston Yoder, a guest speaker from Plain City, Ohio shares a message with us.

Merlin Miller preaches a message entitled Be Intentional, sharing a special focus for 2025 for the congregation. This focus will be explored more in various ways throughout the year. The theme verse is Colossians 3:17.

Seth Miller shares a message from Luke focused on The Fruit of the Spirit, Goodness. What does it look like for churches to put goodness into action collectively in the community to reflect the character of Christ?