The Forum at Frazer

In this episode of The Forum at Frazer, host Will Adams sits down with Alan Burnett, Linda Hines Hornsby, and Cindy Waldruff to shine a light on Journey of Hope Cancer Care, a dedicated ministry at Frazer Church that walks alongside cancer patients and their caregivers through one of life's most difficult seasons. You can find out more about this ministry be emailing [email protected]

In this episode of the Forum at Frazer, host Will Adams sits down with JT Reeves, a preacher at Radius Church in South Carolina and author of the newly released book "The True Human," to explore what it means to be genuinely human in an age of artificial intelligence, individualism, and cultural drift from the church. Together they unpack how the Bible reframes humanity, why the local church still matters, and what a recent revival at Asbury University revealed about God's power in a distracted generation.

In this episode of the Forum Podcast, host Will Adams, Minister of Story at Frazer Church, sits down with John Ed Mathison, Pastor Emeritus at Frazer Church, who grew the congregation from a few hundred to several thousand members over his 36-year tenure. The conversation covers the true meaning of church, what it looks like to be a committed member, and how intentional discipleship transforms both individuals and communities. John Ed also shares how, at 88 years old, he is reaching nearly 4 million people annually through digital ministry, radio, podcasts, and speaking.

In this episode of The Forum at Frazer, staff members Zach Jeffcoat (Deacon of Operations and Worship Leader) and Kelly Slover (Minister of Groups) explore what it truly means to be intentionally present, both with God and with fellow believers. The conversation unpacks how worship and discipleship are not competing priorities but deeply connected practices that together form a complete and healthy Christian life.

In this episode of The Forum at Frazer, host Will Adams sits down with longtime church members Jason and Autumn Kocher and retired business administrator Rusty Taylor to discuss biblical generosity, financial stewardship, and the concept of legacy giving. Together they explore how intentional giving has shaped their faith, families, and the life of Frazer Church.

- What legacy giving is and why every believer needs a plan for it

- How God's provision showed up in tangible, unexpected ways through faithful tithing

- The Christ Way benevolence ministry and how it served the working poor in Montgomery

- Why the Bible references finances and possessions more than 2,300 times

- Why transparency and accountability matter in church finances

- How giving of time and service carries the same spiritual weight as financial giving

In this episode of The Forum at Frazer, host Will Adams sits down with four members of the Frazer Church family to discuss what it truly means to practice surrendered service and why serving others is central to the Christian walk. The Guests share their personal stories of volunteering, unexpected God moments, and the deep community that grows when people serve side by side.

In this episode of The Forum at Frazer, host Will Adams sits down with BJ Nave, Desire Guerrero, Audrey McMullen, and Brittany Kent, to explore what prayer really looks like in everyday life, why it matters, and how anyone can develop a deeper prayer practice.

- Why prayer is essential to the Christian walk and how it functions as a two-way conversation with God

- Personal testimonies of God answering prayer, including physical healing, miraculous provision, and life-changing guidance

- The importance of praying specific prayers and trusting God's timing even when answers are delayed

- How prayer builds and sustains faith over months, years, and even decades

- The many forms prayer can take, including journaling, movement, silence, tears, and Scripture

- Practical tools for developing a consistent prayer life, including praying through the Psalms

- How the Holy Spirit intercedes even when we do not have words to pray

- The vision for growing a culture of prayer at Frazer Church rooted in generations of faithful intercession