In this RSM Archive Room episode (originally published April 10, 2020), Evangelists Greg Strickland and Tom Weaver discuss maintaining a personal devotional life. They share practical habits, tools, and examples from their own ministry experiences.

The program covers daily routines, prayer practices, journaling, devotional books and reading plans, husband-and-wife devotions, and how to keep devotion time separate from sermon preparation, followed by a live Q&A.

The RSM Archive revisits a short sermon first broadcast April 19, 2020, at the start of the COVID-19 crisis. Evangelist Tom Weaver presents the gospel in simple A-B-C terms.

A Pulpit sermon from 1972, this is NOT our best tape restoration. However, the message is so good, we hope you won’t mind the poor audio quality!

Drawing on Psalm 91, brother Fred speaks of God’s preparation for humanity, urging listeners to respond through repentance, baptism, and faith.

Heartfelt stories and clear Scripture-based teaching abounds in a message you won’t want to miss!

Michael from ChurchApps.org returns with an update on the platform’s growth and three major free tools: B1 (church management and websites), Lessons.Church (open-source curriculum hub and delivery), and FreeShow (free presentation software). He highlights global adoption, easy setup and volunteer support, partnerships like YouVersion, and how these free resources help churches save money and expand ministry reach.

The episode explains practical uses—downloadable lessons for low‑Wi‑Fi contexts, teacher and parent delivery, group‑specific website pages, and cost savings—and encourages churches to start with one tool and provide feedback to improve the platform further.

Tom Weaver interviews Preacher Jim Riggs of Big Hill Christian Church about his lifelong faith, a late call to full‑time ministry, and the church’s community-focused vision. Jim shares his upbringing in Russell, Kentucky, his winding path through business and family life, the moment he felt God’s call, and how Big Hill grew into a thriving church with a focus on discipleship, men’s ministry, Sunday night ‘Going Deeper’ services, and training future leaders.

This episode of The Archive Room (introduced by Bryan Goins), revisits Episode 54 (Oct 28, 2020), featuring Tom Weaver’s interview with Rick Mathena, longtime manager of Christian Acres Service Camp. 

The episode honors Rick’s life and ministry following his passing on December 21, 2025, and invites listeners to remember and learn from his faithful example.

Tom Weaver preaches from John 21:18–25, reflecting on Peter’s response after denying Christ and Jesus’ call to "follow me."

He urges listeners to choose faithfulness over fame, embrace small daily acts of service, and trust God’s assignment rather than compare their paths to others.

Evangelist Greg Strickland delivers a Christmas message from Matthew 2 at Okolona Christian Church, exploring what the gifts of the magi—gold, frankincense, and myrrh—teach us about worship.

He challenges listeners to honor Jesus as King with their best offerings, recognize His deity through prayer, and follow Him by dying to self, showing how these ancient gifts still call believers to true faith and obedience today.

RSM Podcast Archive Room revisits Episode 44 featuring Ed Lockhart of the Hardy, Kentucky Church of Christ, originally published in September 2020. In this heartfelt interview, Ed shares his journey from a country upbringing to three decades of ministry, his love for revival work and missions, and the simple, faithful choices that guided his life.

Recorded near the creek and "holler" that shaped his outlook, the conversation touches on ministry challenges during the pandemic, practical Christian living, and Ed’s enduring commitment to serving others — a legacy of humility, devotion, and steady faith.

Evangelist Tom Weaver preaches from John 21:15-19 on what it truly means to be a Christian: loving Jesus above all, living a life of obedience and purity, and serving others through practical acts of compassion. He challenges listeners to examine their faith beyond labels, culture, or outward rituals and calls them to follow, serve, and, if needed, commit or rededicate their lives to Christ.