RCF Podcast

Merlin Miller returns to the Gospel of Mark series with this 25th message titled Power demonstrated again and taken from Mark 6:45-56. Jesus continues to demonstrate his great power over every aspect of life...and people, including his disicples, continue to struggle to understand who exactly He is.

Guest Speaker Jeremy Miller shares the last of five messages in a series focused on revival. This message cautions against the trappings of pride.

Guest Speaker Jeremy Miller shares the forth of five messages in a series focused on revival. This message has us consider what relationship the early church had with the Roman Empire.

Guest Speaker Jeremy Miller shares the third of five messages in a series focused on revival. We look at the early church as described in Acts 2:42-47 and what that can mean for us in the current day.

Guest Speaker Jeremy Miller shares the second of five messages in a series focused on revival. This message has us consider what trappings wealth can have on our lives.

Guest Speaker Jeremy Miller shares the first of five messages in a series focused on revival. This message has us look at what it means to be fully surrendered to Jesus in our current culture.

Merlin Miller returns to the Gospel of Mark series, with this 24th sermon titled Strength to Serve, taken from Mark 6:30-44. This is the first of 2 instances where Mark records a miraculous feeding of large crowd from just a few loaves and fish. Coming on the heels of the apostles' return from ministry and their desire to seek rest, this sermon looks at the call to serve that Jesus places on his followers and examines where our strength to serve comes from.

A guest speaker from RI shares a message that shows Peter sharing the power of the Gospel and how God worked in the Gentiles that heard. He challenges us to study that the same Gospel so we can be prepared to share with others.

Merlin Miller continues the Gospel of Mark series, with this 22nd sermon taken from Mark 6:6-13 and entitled Sent Out. Jesus faced rejection, but it did not cause him to walk away, instead we see him not only continue his own ministry, but he also sent out his disciples on their own missions of proclamation and demonstrations of God's power. The central question here revolves around authority.