Whosoever Will

As we see a decline in church attendance in recent years, we can only ask why; Hunter and Forrest discuss the reasoning why it may seem like youth are no longer are interested in church, but we can only look within ourselves for the answer to our question.

Hunter and Forrest sit down with their latest guest, Keeton Stakely, as they discuss salvation, works-based salvation, and losing salvation.

Hunter and Forrest discuss a critical part of the Christian faith and why it is important to grow in your theology.

Hunter and Forrest are back! They discuss the importance of consistency in our spiritual lives and how we can be consistent.

Forrest and Hunter sit down once again to ask this multi-faceted question. They not only ask the question of whether or not you are making room in your heart, but also some ways you can make room and what it means.

Hunter and Forrest sit down with their first guest of the series and talk about how church, culture, and preaching has changed over the lifetime of their pastor.

Hunter and Forrest meet once again to discuss the struggles of being comfortable, what it means, and how important it is that we do not grow comfortable in our walk.

Forrest and Hunter present the idea of giving thanks and being thankful as a lifestyle, not just for a few days out of the year.

Do you have the right motivations when it comes to spreading the Gospel? Hunter and Forrest discuss whether fleshly desires or Jesus Christ truly impact our lives, and how to notice when those motivations have gone astray from God's purpose.

This the Introduction of Whosoever Will, a Christian podcast that is designed to answer tough questions surrounding the Christian faith.