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 — calling listeners to fear God, keep His commandments, apply Scripture in daily life, and share the Gospel.

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 God has moved in their lives and then call listeners to respond, be encouraged, and engage in Christian community and mission.

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 in Christ — as students share personal reflections and calls to faith.

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 challenges and joys in ministry, and reflects on his concerns for church teaching and the next generation of believers.

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, seek help from mentors and peers, and rely on God's forgiveness and the Holy Spirit for restoration and faithful service.

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 shortage of preachers. Listeners will hear practical encouragement for believers and church leaders about perseverance, discipleship, and community outreach as David explains how churches can be built over decades through faithfulness and teamwork.

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 meetings can prime or fuel ongoing ministry growth. They also explain why these meetings remain a vital tool for spiritual renewal in the 21st century.

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 transitions, eye contact, baptism readiness, handling responders, and educating your congregation—followed by listener Q&A and real ministry stories.

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.