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.

On this episode host Tom Weaver interviews Alabama preacher Mike Grant about his 46-year journey in ministry.

Mike shares how he moved from a non-church childhood in Florida into Bible college and seminary, served churches in the U.S., and mission work in Haiti—planting churches, training leaders, and building community. He also reflects on family in ministry, mentoring young people, and the importance of sending workers into the harvest.

Mike closes with encouragement for churches to raise up the next generation of ministers and a reminder of how God provides for those who step out in faith.

In this episode of the RSM Frontline Servants Program, Tom Weaver talks with Bill Dinwiddie, preacher at First Christian Church in Byrdstown, Tennessee, about his lifelong journey from baseball dreams to a calling in ministry. Bill recounts pivotal moments—camps that shaped his faith, a career‑ending injury, early preaching experiences, and years of pastoral work through successes and crises.

Bill also shares how disciplined Bible reading and an unexpected online ministry grew his reach, his experiences with church leadership, and practical encouragement for those called to serve: stick with the call, stay rooted in Scripture, and trust God through the ups and downs.

Greg Strickland of Rock Solid Ministries describes the Enduring Light Preaching Camp—an Atlas Uriah Fund initiative that equips young men (ages 13–19) to preach through focused classes (Preaching 101, hermeneutics, homiletics, public speaking, &  more), chapel services, invitation practice, and advanced tracks.

This episode covers the camp’s mission, staff and speakers, registration and support information, and how the program prepares faithful Bible preachers and part-time pulpit servants; visit theatlasuriahfund.org for details.

The Archive Room revisits RSM Podcast No. 6 (April 24, 2020). A live conversation between Greg Strickland and Tom Weaver about the pressures ministry places on marriage and family—long hours, public expectations, emotional stress, and how to protect home life.

The episode offers practical advice on family priorities for anyone in ministry.

Restored from Fred Huckelbury’s Palm Sunday sermon (April 15, 1973) at Harper Road Christian Church in Mississippi, this episode reflects on Jesus’ triumphal entry, the disciples’ failures, and the cost of following Christ.

Huckelbury offers a heartfelt call to recommitment — urging attendance, faithful service, prayer, and evangelism — while emphasizing forgiveness, spiritual urgency, and practical steps to live out one’s faith.

Retired preacher Tim Clark joins the RSM Frontline Servants podcast to share his journey from a teenage conversion to 43 years in ministry. He talks about volunteering with IDES during an ice storm in Mississippi, founding missions in Russia, church planting, and building a school and orphanage.

Tim reflects on calling and surrender, offers encouragement to ministers, and urges faithfulness and hope for revival as he describes the long-term work of serving others and spreading the Gospel.

Join Rich Riley of International Disaster Emergency Services (IDES) as he describes his role coordinating U.S. disaster response, facility maintenance, and volunteer teams cleaning up after the 2026 Mississippi ice storm.

The episode covers IDES’s mission to meet physical and spiritual needs, how GAP food packs and shower trailers are used, ways volunteers and churches can get involved, and how to donate or pray to support ongoing relief work (visit ides.org).

Revisit Program No. 4 (April 17, 2020) from the RSM Archive Room as Evangelist Tom Weaver and Greg Strickland discuss physical and emotional health for ministers during the early COVID shutdown.

They share personal stories, practical tips on exercise, diet, accountability, counseling, boundaries, sabbaticals, and ministerial family support, followed by listener Q&A and actionable steps to protect physical, mental and spiritual well‑being.

In 1972, brother Fred shared a message that remains relevant and impactful today. Join us for another in our series of sermons from this influential mid-twentieth-century evangelist.