RCF Podcast

Merlin Miller returns to the Gospel of Mark series, with this 31st sermon taken from Mark 8:22-30 and entitled Healed to see. Mark includes a unique event in Jesus' ministry to connect the text of his gospel account together, but also to instruct the reader.

As we celebrate Easter the question rings out, "Who do you say that I am?" Explore with a number of men from the congregation who Jesus is, through Scripture and testimony.

On Good Friday the question rings out, "Who do you say that I am?" Explore with a number of men from the congregation who Jesus is, through Scripture and testimony.

Merlin Miller continues the Gospel of Mark series, with this 30th sermon titled "Do you not yet understand?" taken from Mark 8:11-21. Mark notes the increased opposition from the Pharisees, but also makes it clear that the disciples' understanding also does not seem to be improving as they see the work of Jesus.

Merlin Miller returns to the study of the Gospel of Mark with this 29th sermon taken from Mark 8:1-10 titled Jesus satisfies. This is the second account of Jesus miraculously feeding a large crowd of food with only a few loaves and fishes. While the earlier emphasis was put on how the disciples found strength to serve, this emphasis is on Jesus, and how He satisfies our deepest need.

Kris Reckers shares a message on '4 Chair Discipling" which outlines a strategy for making disciples based on Jesus’ ministry, moving people through four developmental stages to produce multiplying disciples.

Merlin Miller wraps up the short series focused on Colossians 2:6-7, focusing on applying them personally and corporately.

Merlin Miller partners with Kris Reckers to continue teaching through Colossians 2:6-7. This particular sermon focuses on "just as you were taught."

Merlin Miller partners with Tim Eicher to continue teaching through Colossians 2:6-7. This particular sermon focuses on "abounding in thanksgiving."

Merlin Miller partners with Joe Byler to continue teaching through Colossians 2:6-7. This particular sermon focuses being "established in the faith", from the command to "walk in Christ".