The RSM Podcast

Fred Huckelbury: "The Christ We Preach" (EP 301)

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.

Three Hundred Episodes Strong — A Special RSM Podcast (EP 300)

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: From Teen Pregnancy to the Mission Field (EP 299)

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.

Meat or Mush? The Case for Doctrinal Preaching (EP 298)

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.

Tears of Memory: Fred Huckelbury’s Call to Remember Zion (EP 297)

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.