The RSM Podcast

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.

This restored 1959 Thanksgiving radio sermon by Brother Fred Huckelbury (about 10 minutes) urges listeners to recognize God’s blessings, give thanks, and receive Christ into their lives.
Using the story of the ten lepers and 2 Chronicles 7:14, Brother Fred calls America and individuals to humble themselves, repent, and turn back to God.

RSM Podcast Archive Room revisits a 1963 sermon by evangelist Fred Huckleberry, unpacking Acts 2:37–38 and the steps to become a Christian: belief, repentance, and baptism leading to the gift of the Holy Spirit.
This episode features historic radio announcements, an old‑fashioned revival call to obedience, and a heartfelt invitation to commit to Christ.

In this episode of The Archive Room we revisit episode 34 with retired Mississippi preacher Ferman Anderson in a heartfelt conversation recorded in his Amory home, recalling his life and ministry. Brother Ferman shares stories from his decades of service, his calling, health challenges, and the power of prayer that sustained him.
The episode highlights old-fashioned revival preaching, the plan of salvation, church fellowship, and Ferman’s legacy of warmth, faithfulness, and encouragement to future ministers.

Evangelist Tom Weaver preaches from John 21:1-17 about the risen Jesus appearing to His disciples at the Sea of Galilee. After a night of empty nets, Jesus directs them to cast on the right side, provides a miraculous catch, and invites them to breakfast.The message explores themes of recognizing and obeying Christ, admitting failure and repenting, the priority of personal fellowship with Jesus, and how love for Him must fuel faithful service to His sheep.

In this episode Brian Goins shares his personal journey from working in heavy equipment and auto parts to founding Acts 84, a free supply-preaching ministry built to help churches through transitions. He explains the name Acts 84, how he balances family and ministry, and the connections that helped Acts 84 grow regionally.Brian describes specific examples of places he’s served, his approach to vetting and supporting churches and preachers, and why teaching children and strengthening church leadership are central to his work. Contact details and social links are also provided for listeners who want to follow or invite Acts 84 to serve.

Guest host Brian Goins sits down with Tom Weaver, director of Rock Solid Ministries, to celebrate 50 years of faithful ministry. Tom shares his life story — from childhood in Arkansas, early baptism and ordination, to decades of preaching, church planting, and revival work across the country.The episode highlights Tom’s challenges and victories, Rock Solid Ministries’ outreach, and practical encouragement for anyone called to ministry. It’s a candid, inspiring conversation about perseverance, evangelism, and God’s faithfulness.