Massive shifts and deeper fissures are sure to come after the United Methodist Church's General Conference, with LGBTQ issues dominating the conversation.

"Delegates at the conference in Charlotte, North Carolina, made history by voting overwhelmingly to end the denomination’s ban on gay marriage and the ordination of people involved in same-sex relationships," The Christian Post reported. "The votes came after thousands of mostly conservative congregations departed the UMC in recent years in opposition to theologically liberal leaders' refusing to enforce the rules in the UMC Book of Discipline."

CP reporter Michael Gryboski, who covered the general conference, joins "The Inside Story" to share what unfolded, the implications, and why it matters.