The RSM Podcast

Still going at over 90 years old, Jackie Miller shares his 75-year Christian journey, from a dramatic conversion and baptism at 15 in Elkhorn City, Kentucky, to a lifetime of preaching, church planting, and revival work across Kentucky, Ohio, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida.
This episode highlights his ministries—including bus and youth work, daycare and school initiatives, prison baptisms, and support for missions in Haiti—along with personal stories of lives changed and his enduring passion for the Gospel.

Sylvia Harris shares her journey from a Christian upbringing through periods of doubt and recommitment, how she met her husband Alan, and what it’s like to serve alongside him in ministry at Julesburg Christian Church in Colorado.
She reflects on the joys and challenges of being a preacher's wife, practical advice for young ministry couples, and the spiritual disciplines that sustain her—prayer, Scripture, and serving others.

Jamie Franke brings a message on the certainty of the end times, the reality of final judgment, and the two possible eternities—heaven or hell. Using Scripture, he urges listeners to live as realists who accept these truths and prepare accordingly.
The sermon calls believers to urgent action: renew evangelistic efforts, train new preachers, and respond personally by turning to Christ, being baptized, and committing to the Great Commission while there is still time.

Terry Byrd recounts his lifelong ministry—from accepting Christ as a youth, campus and short-term mission work, and decades leading a Christian school in Tyro, Kansas—to family stories of struggle, forgiveness, and restoration.
He also explains ChurchApps, an open-source suite of church tools (management, websites, presentation, and live-streaming ) aimed at empowering churches worldwide, saving costs, and supporting ministry in 55+ countries.

Alan Swinson shares about his life from a troubled youth to becoming the new preaching minister at Tyro, KS Christian Church. Alan shares his conversion story, struggles with addiction, family challenges, and the winding path that led him into ministry.
The episode highlights themes of redemption, discipleship, vocational calling, and the practical realities of serving in both large and small church settings.

RSM Board member Daniel Richardson reflects on a lifetime of faith—from teenage conversion and Bible college to decades of local church leadership and hands-on work in industry.
He tells the family's cancer journey, wife Mary’s diagnosis and recovery, and how prayer, scripture, and trust in God shaped their response and testimony.
This episode highlights the Enduring Light Preaching Camp, the need for accountability and support for evangelism training, and encourages listeners to pray, get involved, and support ministries that train the next generation of preachers.

RSM evangelist Tom Weaver preaches from Luke 24:13–35, retelling the Emmaus Road encounter. He emphasizes how Jesus walks with us in disappointment, opens Scripture to our hearts, and is ultimately revealed in the breaking of bread—calling listeners to daily intimacy with Christ and revival in their lives.

In this heartfelt episode, we join Gary as he recounts his remarkable journey from being raised in a non-Christian home to becoming a dedicated minister. His story is one of transformation, marked by unexpected encounters and powerful moments of faith.
Gary's journey began when he met his wife, a woman whose steadfast faith inspired him to explore his own beliefs. A pivotal moment came during a casual conversation with a colleague, sparking a renewed interest in spiritual matters.
The episode delves into Gary's challenges and triumphs, from his early days in the construction industry to his eventual path to ministry. Despite obstacles, including health challenges and career shifts, Gary's unwavering faith led him to make a profound commitment to preaching and teaching.
This narrative is filled with touching anecdotes, such as community support during health struggles and the unconditional love extended by the Maryville congregation, illustrating the profound impact of faith and fellowship.